Examining the Criteria of Water Purchasing and Transferring From Murghab Transboundary River, Flowing in Boundary of Afghanistan and Turkmenistan, to Iran

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SHAHBAZBEGIAN M.

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Journal: IRAN-WATER RESOURCES RESEARCH Year:2019 | Volume:15 | Issue:2 Page(s): 202-216

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Examining the Criteria of Water Purchasing and Transferring From Murghab Transboundary River, Flowing in Boundary of Afghanistan and Turkmenistan, to Iran

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Murghab Transboundary RiverQ1

Water PurchasingQ1

Water TransferringQ2

IranQ1

AfghanistanQ1

TurkministanQ1

Abstract

Among the various types of inter-basin Water Transferring projects, the water transfer from common transboundary rivers incorporates more complexity due to an anarchic atmosphere among riparian states. The emergence of such projects, as one of the alternatives in reducing water resources vulnerability in Iran, has led to an increased importance for examining and mapping the transbondary criteria and considerations. In this regard, considering Water Purchasing and tranfering from the Murghab Transboundary River, flowing between Afghanistan and Turkministan, is being studied as a case study. Preliminary, paper adopts a descriptive-analytical method and studies documents as well as available experiences to examine the project from a variety of view points. Legal and operational considerations for Water Purchasing have been examined including criterias such as the negotiable water and how it can be calculated, the contract interference, the time of Water Purchasing, third parties criteria, the environmental risk and the compensation of damages caused due to Water Purchasing, as well as those criteria related to operational considerations such as the construction development in the riparian states, the environmental commitments of the Water Transferring and the types of Water Transferring executive contracts in the given project. After reviewing all alternatives as well as mapping the roadmap of the considerations of the project, three perspectives of cooperation among riparian states, including the cooperation of Iran and Afghanistan, the cooperation of Iran and Turkministan and cooperation of Iran with both states according to the advantages and disadvantages of each, have been explored.

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SHAHBAZBEGIAN, M.. (2019). Examining the Criteria of Water Purchasing and Transferring From Murghab Transboundary River, Flowing in Boundary of Afghanistan and Turkmenistan, to Iran. IRAN-WATER RESOURCES RESEARCH, 15(2 ), 202-216. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/100241/en

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SHAHBAZBEGIAN M.. Examining the Criteria of Water Purchasing and Transferring From Murghab Transboundary River, Flowing in Boundary of Afghanistan and Turkmenistan, to Iran. IRAN-WATER RESOURCES RESEARCH[Internet]. 2019;15(2 ):202-216. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/100241/en

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M. SHAHBAZBEGIAN, “Examining the Criteria of Water Purchasing and Transferring From Murghab Transboundary River, Flowing in Boundary of Afghanistan and Turkmenistan, to Iran,” IRAN-WATER RESOURCES RESEARCH, vol. 15, no. 2 , pp. 202–216, 2019, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/100241/en

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