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Folder PAWA Final Meeting, Florence, Italy, 30 March 2015

The final meeting of the PAWA project took place in Florence on March, 30th at the hotel Villa Medici (http://www.villamedicihotel.com/) in Florence/Firenze (Italy). 

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The project "PAWA - Pilot Arno Water Accounts" under the Grant Agreement No. 07.0329/2013/671279/SUB/ENV.C.1 started at the beginning of January as part of the funding call announced by the Directorate General Environment of the European Commission (DG ENV), with the aim of promoting preventive actions on European basins against desertification through a sustainable management of water resources.

The Coordinating entity is the Italian Institute for Environmental Protection and Research (ISPRA), and the main partners are: the Arno River Basin Agency (ARBA), Italy and the Euro-Mediterranean Information System on know-how in the Water sector (EMWIS/SEMIDE), France

The duration of the action was 15 months, and the works were developed throughout 2014 and early 2015.

PDF Agenda - PAWA final workshop Download
PDF Overview of PAWA project implementation Download (2 versions)
PDF Building water accounts (SEEA-W) in Arno river basin (English) Download
PDF Building water accounts (SEEA-W) in Arno river basin (Italian) Download
PDF PAWA and its effect on the update of the RBMP Download
PDF From the SEEA-Water tables to the optimization of measures (English) Download
PDF From the SEEA-Water tables to the optimization of measures (Italian) Download
PDF Data and information dissemination strategies of the PAWA project Download
PDF The CIS WG “Water Accounts” and the application of the SEEAW system for water accounting at European scale Download
PDF Water accounts at national scale in Italy Download
URL Concluding press release in Italian (from ARBA)
URL Final Workshop announcement from ISPRA
URL PAWA Final Meeting, Florence, Italy, 31 March 2015
PDF PAWA project aim, development and results Download
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