EXACT
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Publication: Flood risk management and floodplain restoration in Europe: recent policy developments at EU level
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New nationwide flood forecasting system for Germany
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Journal of Flood Risk Management
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Environmental policy convergence guides for ENP partners
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CIWEM Annual Conference 2009 (29-30 April 2009, UK): Call for papers
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Capacity Building Workshop on Integrated Management of Shared Lakes Basins, Ohrid Lake, 16-19 July 2008
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International MESO Symposium: Sharing Experiences in MENA countries - Local Analyses and Competences
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CIWEM Annual Conference 2009: Water & The Global Environment
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The First International Irrigation Congress: "Management, Technology and Best Practice in Irrigation"
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International Conference on the Use of Space Technology for Water Management
- Project Management Unit for Water Resources Management
- SMURF
- SPIHRAL
- WARELA
- Towards a Mediterranean Water Information Mechanism compatible with the Water Information System for Europe (WISE)
- CRUE ERA-NET
- FLAPP
- Developing Renewable Ground Water Resources in Arid Lands: a Pilot Case - the Eastern Desert of Egypt
- PESETA
- SODISWATER
- SAND
- Mur Forecasting System
- REMSAT II
- WETLANDS II
- SUMAD
- ODERREGIO
- NETWET 2
- MOSES
- ELLA
- FLOODMED
- ENHYGMA
- The Sources of the Jordan River, Humans and Nature
- WATCH
- HYDRATE
- FLASH
- WADE
- Water Sector Investment Loan Project
- Bursa Water and Sanitation Project
- Antalya Water Supply & Sanitation Project
- Irwa
- Support Program with the Sector of the Water Resources
- CLIMED
- HORTIMED
- WADI
About EXACT
Multilateral working groups to advance the Middle East Peace Process were
formed in January 1992. One of these groups, the Multilateral Working Group
on Water Resources, endorsed the Water Data Banks Project in November 1994.
The Water Data Banks Project consists of a series of specific actions to be
taken by the Israelis, Jordanians, and Palestinians that are designed to
foster the adoption of common, standardized data collection and storage
techniques among the Parties, improve the quality of the water resources
data collected in the region, and to improve communication among the
scientific community in the region.
The project is managed by an Executive Action Team, EXACT, comprised of
water experts from Israeli, Jordanian, and Palestinian water-management
agencies. Technical and financial support to EXACT is contributed by the
European Union, France, The Netherlands, and the United States. Former
donors include Australia and Canada.
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