The United Nations Economic Commission for Europe and Solidarity Water Europe have presented the book “No one left behind: Good practices to ensure equitable access to water and sanitation in the pan-european region”. This...> En savoir plus
All mobilised! The 6th World Water Forum, a great echoing opportunity to raise higher the cause of water on the international agenda, has highlighted the important role of civil society, notably through the...> En savoir plus
A policy framework supported by twenty-six case studies introducing best practices in terms of green growth are unveiled by a group of international experts. This presentation is the beginning of the work of this group which...> En savoir plus
The University of Seoul solution, presented by Prof. Moo Yong Han, was recognised "Winning Solution" by UN Economic and Social Commission for Asia Pacific at the World Water Forum. This innovative, low-cost and socially...> En savoir plus
Take Me To The RIVER (TMTTR) is an international group of artists uited under the theme of WATER, who collaborate to develop and promote multicultural events. On the occasion of the 6th World Water Forum, the Musée des...> En savoir plus
Download the press release Marseille, March 20th 2012 –The 6th World Water Forum was characterised by a strong mobilisation of the international political community and of civil society so as to make the cause of water and...> En savoir plus
Closing the 6th World Water Forum, the parties agreed on the path of water policies. The implementation of more integrative solutions and the enforcement of existing rules and international agreements were discussed. > En savoir plus
Parliamentarians from around the world commit to proposing water governance solutions and adopt a manifesto to serve as a road map.> En savoir plus
At the end of the historical local and regional authoritiy political process, the Istanbul Pact reached 1070 signatories. In a time of global changes, local mayors and leaders bring concrete solutions to the water problem.> En savoir plus
Access to water is not an end in itself if the quality of the service is not met. Indicators measure the performance levels.> En savoir plus