Developing skills for better water management, In France, Europe and worldwide The International Office for Water (OiEau) is a not-for-profit association under French law, declared to be of public utility by Decree of 13 September 1991. OiEau is mainly involved in developing skills for better water management in France, Europe and the rest of the world. Formation professionnelle, Systèmes d'information, Gouvernance des services, Documentation, Publication, Animation de réseaux d'acteurs, Appui / Assistance / Conseil, Coopération européenne, Coopération internationale, Etudes / Rapports / Synthèses, Elaboration de contenus web, and Gestion des données

Sectors: Environment

[Automatic translation follows] Platform for all French actors working on #water. Collective advocacy #SDGs #climateiswater The French Water Partnership (PFE) is a non-profit association governed by the law of 1901, created in 2007 on World Water Day. A French platform for exchange and reflection, it contributes to putting water on the agenda of the global political agenda and shares French know-how internationally and collectively. The PFE today brings together 200 members, public and private water stakeholders including representatives of the State and its public establishments, NGOs, associations and foundations, local and parliamentary authorities, economic players, institutions research and training, French …

Sectors: Environment

[Automatic translation follows] For sustainable and united sharing of the resource. The Agency supports projects that protect water and the environment Public establishment of the State governed by the environmental code collecting fees on polluting or water-consuming activities and using the corresponding revenues to finance actions to combat pollution, preserve water resources and aquatic environments, and promote knowledge. The water agency provides the secretariat of the Adour Garonne basin committee, the “local parliament” for water. financing of water policies, collection and dissemination of data on water, raising public awareness of water issues, preserving water resources, and preserving aquatic environments

Sectors: Environment

IWRA is a global, knowledge based forum for the sustainable management and use of the world’s water resources since 1971 The International Water Resources AssociatIon (IWRA) is an international network of multidisciplinary experts on water resources. It is a non-profit, non-governmental organisation established in 1971. Based in Paris, the IWRA provides a global, knowledge based, forum for bridging disciplines and geographies by connecting professionals, students, individuals, corporations and institutions who are concerned with the sustainable management and use of the world’s water resources. Water Resources Management, Water Security, Science Policy Interface, Smart Water Management, Water Quality, Water Law, World Water …

[Automatic translation follows] Our commitment and our professions serving the essential. FP2E brings together companies managing water and sanitation services in France after competitive bidding. Its members (*) employ 28,000 people in France and 71,000 internationally. In France, they provide 60% of the population with drinking water and 1 in 2 French people with sanitation. His missions : • To shed light on the water professions, mainly in France and Europe, to stakeholders: elected officials, consumer representatives, officials of public authorities, journalists, NGOs, European and international assemblies. • To speak out for private operators of public water and sanitation services …

Our mission is to promote regional policies that will improve the well-being of people in the Sahel & West Africa. The Sahel and West Africa Club (SWAC) is an independent, international platform. Its Secretariat is hosted at the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). Its mission is to promote regional policies that will improve the economic and social well-being of people in the Sahel and West Africa. Its objectives are to: •Improve the regional governance of food and nutrition security; •Improve the understanding of ongoing transformations in the region and their policy implications through regional, spatial and forward-looking analyses. …

Sectors: International development