06.02.2026; Чернівці, Україна: XI Міжнародна наукова конференція «Технології, інструменти та стратегії реалізації наукових досліджень»
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INTEGATED ASSESSMENT OF WATER RESOURCES IN AZERBAIJAN FROM QUANTITATIVE AND QUALITATIVE PERSPECTIVES

  • Movlud Teymurov,
  • Elshan Hashimov,
  • Islam Islamov,
  • Ramil Akhundov
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Опубліковано 08.02.2026

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Teymurov, M., Hashimov, E., Islamov, I., & Akhundov, R. (2026). INTEGATED ASSESSMENT OF WATER RESOURCES IN AZERBAIJAN FROM QUANTITATIVE AND QUALITATIVE PERSPECTIVES. Матеріали конференцій МЦНД, (06.02.2026; Чернівці, Україна), 109–120. вилучено із http://archives.mcnd.org.ua/index.php/conference-proceeding/article/view/1388

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Water resources constitute a fundamental strategic asset for ensuring the environmental security of states, maintaining the resilience of economic systems, and safeguarding the social well-being of populations.

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