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 EECCA regional soction is thus dedicated to the countries of the previous regional sections Russia, Ukraine, Central Asia and Southeast Europe, which will continue to be a focus of the Forum’s work. However, these are now supplemented by the dynamic and emerging Caucasus region, which is also becoming increasingly interesting for German suppliers of innovative water and wastewater technology.

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.

News & Information

International online conference BLUE PLANET Berlin Water Dialogues 2023 on „Closing the Loop – Circular Water Economy“

Titled “Closing the Loop – Circular Water Economy”, the BLUE PLANET Berlin Water Dialogues will focus on the important topic of closed water cycles on 8 November 2023. The consequences of global climate change and the increasing scarcity of resources call for new and holistic ways of managing water.

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Global WOPs Congress and WOP Forum – A week dedicated to international operator partnerships

The week from 22nd to 26th May 2023 was all about international operator partnerships: The 5th WOP Congress in Bonn kicked things off and GWP was actively involved in the event programme by co-organising two sessions about the utility platform.

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Global perspectives & partnerships: GWP at the Global Water Summit in Berlin

The Global Water Summit took place in Berlin from 8th to 10th May. The event provided an opportunity for German Water Partnership (GWP) and its members to engage in global networking in the heart of Berlin.

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Accelerating Change: World Water Day 2023

“Accelerating Change”: The United Nations is calling for action on the occasion of World Water Day. 2023 marks the mid-term for the implementation of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

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