@manual{icomos1846,
          editor = {Sheikha Mai bint Mohammed Al Khalifa and Michel Cotte and Regina Durighello},
            type = {Documentation},
           title = {Cultural Heritages of Water: The cultural heritages of water in the Middle East and Maghreb. Second edition revised and expanded = Les patrimoines culturels de l'eau : Les patrimoines culturels de l'eau au Moyen-Orient et au Maghreb. Deuxi{\`e}me {\'e}dition revue et augment{\'e}e},
         address = {Charenton-le-Pont, France},
       publisher = {ICOMOS International},
            year = {2017},
          series = {Thematic Studies},
        keywords = {ARRAY(0x560c4b9913e8)},
             url = {http://openarchive.icomos.org/id/eprint/1846/},
            isbn = {978-2-918086-22-2 (print) \& 978-2-91886-21-5 (e-version)},
        abstract = {"Over recent years a series of urgent and in some cases disastrous situations have arisen in the field of water access. [...] Because of climate change, resources today are under threat from long-term trends which are quite difficult to predict with precision on a regional basis, but which are however certain to occur. T[...] In this context, a return to traditional cultural heritages linked to water - some dating back more than a thousand years - would seem to be a necessary, or at least useful, approach. The initial aim of the approach we are adopting here is to provide assistance for recognising, studying and preserving heritage of this type. From this viewpoint, the framework provided by the World Heritage Convention is an important tool, and can provide instructive insights, when it comes to identifying sites and cultural landscapes with Outstanding Universal Value which are linked to the exploitation and use of water by human societies both today and in the past. It can play perhaps an even more important role in providing a methodology for the identification and then the preservation of such heritages, in a wider context, not only for properties which could be nominated for the World Heritage List, but also for properties of regional or local importance. The aim will also be to establish benchmark examples, which are highlighted for the benefit of everyone, and whose transmission to future generations can be assured in an appropriate way."
(quoted from the introduction)},
          author = {El Fa{\"i}z, Mohammed and Yehdhih, Mohamed Mahmoud Mohamed Ahmed and Gaye, Assane and Djellouli-Tabet, Yamna and Khanoussi, Mustapha and Adili, Monia and Louati, Mohamed and Hassan, Fekri A. and Bartl, Karin and Chambrade, Marie-Laure and Saad{\'e}-Sbeih, Myriam and Tsuk, Tsvika and Laureano, Pietro and Tanyeli, Gulsun and Ikiz, Deniz and Al Musallam, Noora and van Ess, Margarete and Al Tikriti, Walid Yasin and Macumber, Philip G. and Hausleiter, Arnulf and Yazdi, Ali Asghar Semsar and Khaneiki, Majd Labbaf and Suaud, Sabrina and Grimal, Cl{\'e}mence}
}