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Water - a key security asset 2. What is the NATO Programme for Security through Science? Contents   1. Water - a key security asset   2. Security through Science  3. Committee on the Challenges of Modern Society  4. Countering the environmental degradation of the Black Sea  5. Wetlands restoration in the Aral Sea  6. Artemia production in the salt water of the Aral Sea  7. Real-time monitoring of the Nistru and Prut rivers  8. Pilot studies on water management  9. The South Caucasus Cooperative River Monitoring Project Editorial Note   Important publisher and editorial information about this document Other Formats English PDF (~640Kb) Printable version with colour illustrations Order a hardcopy version using the online order form. The NATO Programme for Security through Science contributes to security, stability and solidarity among different countries by applying cutting-edge science to problem-solving. A further aim is to catalyse democratic reform and support economic development in NATO's Partner countries in transition. The Security through Science Programme offers grants in support of collaborative activities in the areas of defence against terrorism, countering other threats to security and Partner-country priorities. Topics supported also include environmental security.

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