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Conclusions and Recommendations of the Conference of African River and Lake Basin Organisations, 19-20 October 2006, Kampala-Uganda
Conclusions and Recommendations of the Conference of African River and Lake Basin Organisations, 19-20 October 2006, Kampala-Uganda organised in the framework of AMCOW stressed the need for harmonised water information systems at regional, national and river basins levels.
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Global Water Watch
Global Water Watch (GWW) is a voluntary network of community based water monitoring (CBWM) groups. The overall goal of GWW is to foster the development of citizen volunteers to monitor surface waters for the improvement of both water quality and public health. GWW helps communities establish teams of citizens who measure physical, chemical and biological indicators of watershed fitness. Monitors use their data to restore streams and lakes, improve drinking water quality and public health, and implement environmental education programs for the public.
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Joint Monitoring Programme (JMP) for water supply and sanitation
UN programme implemented by the WHO and UNICEF to monitor the achievements
of Millenium Development Goals related to Water & Sanitation
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National information from UN division for Sustainable Development
National information includes information submitted biennially in national
reports by member States to the Commission on Sustainable Development. Also
included are 2002 Country Profiles and 2002 National Assessment Reports
prepared for the Johannesburg World Summit, as well as 1997 Country Profiles
prepared for the Five-Year Review of the Earth Summit.
These reports may all be found, as available, on the country pages.
Some countries have provided specific freshwater profiles to CSD-14 inn
2004.
Includes also:
- details on sustainable development indicators
- UN CSD National Focal Points
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Water, Sanitation and Health
From the UN World Health Orgnisation (WHO), leading organisation with UNICEF
on the Joint Monitoring Programme (JMP)
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