Euro-Mediterranean Information System on know-how in the Water sector

Euro-Mediterranean Information System on know-how in the Water sectorhttp://www.emwis.net/documents/fol613027

International conference: Contribution of local and regional authorities, 23-24 Nov'2009, Lyon (France)

International Seminar on River Basin Management
& Cooperation in the Euro-Mediterranean Region -
General Assembly of the Mediterranean Network of Basin Organizations (MENBO), Beirut (LEBANON); 6-9/10/2009

A Joint Egyptian-Dutch Water Conference: “Towards the new Long Term Strategy for Water in the Mediterranean”, 2-3 Nov'09, Cairo (Egypt)

Mediterranean Water Information Mechanism	EMWIS Flash N°77, February 2010.
Water Information System for Europe	13th EMWIS Steering Committee meeting, 2009-05-12, Monaco
9th NFP Coordination Seminar, Nice, 2009-06-08/10 France	Expert workshop on metadata management & referential data sets, Nice 2009-06-08/09

Water institutional framework of Mediterranean countries

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Union for the Mediterranean: The 3rd Meeting Water Expert Group,
25 February 2010, Madrid

Meeting of the Mediterranean Working Group on Water Scarcity and Drought,
17 February 2010, Madrid (Spain)

First meeting of the Water Expert Group, 7-8 Sept'09, Athens (Greece)

2nd meeting of the Water Expert Group, 4 Nov'09, Cairo

International conference: Contribution of local and regional authorities, 23-24 Nov'2009, Lyon (France)

International Seminar on River Basin Management
& Cooperation in the Euro-Mediterranean Region -
General Assembly of the Mediterranean Network of Basin Organizations (MENBO), Beirut (LEBANON); 6-9/10/2009

A Joint Egyptian-Dutch Water Conference: “Towards the new Long Term Strategy for Water in the Mediterranean”, 2-3 Nov'09, Cairo (Egypt)

Mediterranean Water Information Mechanism	EMWIS Flash N°77, February 2010.
Water Information System for Europe	13th EMWIS Steering Committee meeting, 2009-05-12, Monaco
9th NFP Coordination Seminar, Nice, 2009-06-08/10 France	Expert workshop on metadata management & referential data sets, Nice 2009-06-08/09

Water institutional framework of Mediterranean countries

]]>http://www.emwis.net/documents/fol6130272010-03-10T04:07:08ZEMWIS Technical UnitEuro-Mediterranean Information System on know-how in the Water sectorInternational portalenEMWIS Technical Unithttp://www.emwis.net/documents/fol613027/file548131OECD Environmental Strategy]]>OECD Environmental Strategyhttp://www.emwis.net/documents/fol613027/file5481312006-03-14T12:59:36Z]]>anneenTextapplicationEMWIS Technical UnitEMWIS Technical Unithttp://www.emwis.net/documents/fol613027/20050523_RecommendationsInternationalCongress.pdfRecommendations from the International Congress on Water for the Sustainable Development of the Mediterranean Region, Algiers 2005Recommendations from the International Congress on Water for the Sustainable Development of the Mediterranean Region, Algiers 2005http://www.emwis.net/documents/fol613027/20050523_RecommendationsInternationalCongress.pdf2006-02-27T12:55:16ZanneenTextapplicationEMWIS Technical UnitEMWIS Technical Unithttp://www.emwis.net/documents/fol613027/url830605url830605url830605http://www.emwis.net/documents/fol613027/url8306052006-05-26T00:00:00ZjauadenEMWIS Technical UnitTexttext/htmlEMWIS Technical Unithttp://www.emwis.net/documents/fol613027/url904495url904495url904495http://www.emwis.net/documents/fol613027/url9044952006-06-01T00:00:00ZadminenEMWIS Technical UnitTexttext/htmlEMWIS Technical Unithttp://www.emwis.net/documents/fol613027/20090115_Tunis-Message_EN.pdfThe Mediterranean message of Tunis to the 5th World Water Forum
This message presents the outcomes of the Regional Conference on the Mediterranean Session of the 5th World Water Forum held in Tunis, 15 January 2009. The event included 194 participants from different sectors of water management in the region and it is among the key meetings contributing to the regional preparatory process for the Istanbul Forum. This message will be further elaborated in forthcoming regional events, including the 2nd Beirut Water Week (4-8 February 2009, Lebanon).

The Mediterranean Message, in addition of being an input to the strategic axes of the Ministerial Declaration of the 5th World Water Forum, addresses also the governments and stakeholders of the countries of the Union for the Mediterranean as a contribution for building a shared vision on the future of water in the region. The Mediterranean approaches the Forum with renewed political commitment for sustainable water management through the recently adopted Ministerial Declaration at the Euro-Mediterranean Ministerial Conference on Water, 22 December 2008, at the Dead Sea, Jordan. The Ministerial Conference decided to elaborate a new Strategy for Water in the Mediterranean and to implement concrete projects in line with the demand of the populations. It is hoped that the Strategy will enhance cooperation and coordination on water among countries and between stakeholders, enact needed reforms and promote tangible measures.

Recommendations were produced during interactive sessions involving all the participants. These recommendations would constitute strong basis for the preparation of the Strategy and the identification of concrete projects. ]]>The Mediterranean message of Tunis to the 5th World Water Forumhttp://www.emwis.net/documents/fol613027/20090115_Tunis-Message_EN.pdf2009-01-27T00:00:00Z
This message presents the outcomes of the Regional Conference on the Mediterranean Session of the 5th World Water Forum held in Tunis, 15 January 2009. The event included 194 participants from different sectors of water management in the region and it is among the key meetings contributing to the regional preparatory process for the Istanbul Forum. This message will be further elaborated in forthcoming regional events, including the 2nd Beirut Water Week (4-8 February 2009, Lebanon).

The Mediterranean Message, in addition of being an input to the strategic axes of the Ministerial Declaration of the 5th World Water Forum, addresses also the governments and stakeholders of the countries of the Union for the Mediterranean as a contribution for building a shared vision on the future of water in the region. The Mediterranean approaches the Forum with renewed political commitment for sustainable water management through the recently adopted Ministerial Declaration at the Euro-Mediterranean Ministerial Conference on Water, 22 December 2008, at the Dead Sea, Jordan. The Ministerial Conference decided to elaborate a new Strategy for Water in the Mediterranean and to implement concrete projects in line with the demand of the populations. It is hoped that the Strategy will enhance cooperation and coordination on water among countries and between stakeholders, enact needed reforms and promote tangible measures.

Recommendations were produced during interactive sessions involving all the participants. These recommendations would constitute strong basis for the preparation of the Strategy and the identification of concrete projects. ]]>jauadenTurkeyTextapplicationEMWIS Technical UnitEMWIS Technical Unit