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Participants

EUWI Partners - European level and international organisations

EU Member States (representatives from Foreign Affairs, Environment and Development Ministries and Agencies)
Interested European third countries (e.g. Norway, Switzerland)
European Commission (DGs DEV, ENV, RELEX, AIDCO, RTD, JRC)
European Investment Bank
European development finance institutions - Status: Financial and development institution/agency
Other European institutions/agencies (European Environmental Agency, ESA)
Europe-wide civil society organisations and major networks
European water operators (private and public)
Technical experts (consultants, engineers, water associations)
International institutions - UN agencies and programmes
International financial institutions (World Bank, African Development Bank)
Other (representatives of users; research institutes; ministries/agencies dealing with water research and other relevant ministries such as agriculture, etc)
EU local authorities

EUWI partners - regional level

Partner countries / institutional counterparts:

Africa / African Ministerial Council on Water (AMCOW) and its technical committee (AMCOW-TAC); NEPAD
Latin America / Ibero-Latin American Water Directors (Environment Ministries)
Mediterranean / Euro-Mediterranean Water Directors Forum
Partner countries/ national governments
Partner countries NGOs
Local authorities - Status: Government
Local water operators
Local water experts (engineers, consultants, basic suppliers)
Other (local credit agencies, IFI regional representatives, etc)

France: Agence Eau Seine Normandie

Rationaliser la gestion de l'eau :

- en quantité : "de l'eau pour tout le monde"- en qualité : "de l'eau potable"

France: EUREAU - Union of the Water Supply Associations from Countries of the European Communities

Principal aims of the union are to assess and monitor the present and future problems of water supply within the community and to agree common views on the most effective way in which these problems s

France: French Development Agency

With its origins dating back to the Caisse Centrale de la France Libre, created by General De Gaulle in London in 1941, the Agence Française de Développement, a public institution, belongs to

Euwi - European Water Initiative

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