The engagement of civil society in water maters is critical, from a human right and sustainability perspective. Without meaningful engagement with informed citizens and organized groups of professionals, our water bodies will remain threatened and millions of people will go without access to water and sanitation services. Societal needs should be at the centre of our water management strategies.
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Regenerating Ecosystems with Nature-based Solution...
In an era of Europe’s natural capital being under increased cumulative pressure, RECONECT (Regenerating ECOsystems wit...
Building nature based, resilient water systems: Ca...
Regulators have a key role to play in creating the right enabling environment that encourages transformation towards sus...
Human Rights to Water and Sanitation
Since the recognition, in 2010, of access to safe drinking water and sanitation as Human Rights by the Member States of ...
Public Participation in the Regulation of Urban Wa...
In this project we look into the use of public participation within the decision making process of setting tariffs and p...
New Urban Agenda
How to Respond to the Commitments and Call for Action of the New Urban Agenda? The New Urban Agenda (NUA) is the outc...
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