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EWP and EEA Join Forces

  30/09/2009
The European Water Partnership and the European Environment Agency have announced a new strategic partnership to improve water use in Europe. The breakfast reception "Finding the right climate to account for Europe's water" on 29th September 2009 was opened by introductory speeches of Prof. Jacqueline McGlade, Executive Director of the EEA, and Mr. Tom Vereijken, Chairman of the EWP.
 

EWP and EEA join forces

"To be truly effective and relevant, environmental policy must be developed together with the actors who will work with it. For the water area, this means involving those who actually use, distribute and treat water such as agriculture, water utilities, industries, the energy or transport sector. This cooperation with EWP and its partners is a crucial step for us in that direction" said Professor Jacqueline McGlade.

 

Mr. Tom Vereijken remarked that "it is important to show that we have a water problem in Europe and this has to be documented with consistent data. The EWP is upfront working on concrete issues and this cooperation with the EEA will strengthen our commitment to share and disseminate data on the current status of water issues in Europe". He also stressed that "this cooperation will not be a partnership between two parties only, but a partnership to other partners as well", thus underlining that many other stakeholders will be involved in and benefit from this cooperation.

 

Around 35 representatives of different organizations attended this breakfast reception held in the premises of EWP offices in Brussels.

 





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Shall it be possible to begin new partnership with UDYAM in India and othert echnical and CSOs or institues Pradeep Mohapatra - 30/09/2009 - 17:55


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