EECCA

EECCA is the abbreviation for “Eastern Europe, Caucasus and Central Asia” and covers all countries in Eastern Europe, the Caucasus and Central Asia.

The new regional section EECCA is thus dedicated to the countries of the previous regional sections Russia, Ukraine and Central Asia, which will continue to be a focus of the forum’s work. These will now be complemented by the dynamic and emerging Caucasus region, which is also becoming increasingly interesting for German suppliers of innovative water and wastewater technology.

The future thematic and regional focus was discussed at the 1st meeting of the RF EECCA on September 16th, 2021.

Are you interested in the EECCA-Region? Please feel free to contact the forum management or your contact person at the GWP office with your questions, topic requests and ideas.

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GWP is a partner at the World Water-Tech Innovation Summit in London

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Three regional sections become one

The 27th meeting of the Regional Section Russia marked a new beginning: For the last time, the Regional Section met under this name together with the two Regional Sections of Ukraine and Central Asia. In the future, all three sections will be combined under the new name “Regional Section EECCA”.

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UN World Water Day 2021: Valuing water

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World Water Day 2021: Valuing water

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