- Regional water observation mechanism
- Regional Cooperation Assessment
- Water Quality Monitoring (JP)
- Water scarcity and drought (JP)
- Groundwater (JP)
- Waste water reuse (JP)
- Shared Water Resources Management (JP)
- Linking rural development and water management (JP)
- Waste management
- Water institutions
- Climate Change
- Floods
- Desalination
- Right to Water
- Irrigation
- Satellite data
- Water reports & data
- Hydrology
- Sanitation
- Gender and IWRM
- ArabWAYS
- Non-Revenue Water
- Virtual Water & Water Footprint
- WANA Water Panel
- Water Demand
- Water Governance
- Water Pricing
- Water accounts
- Water nexus Energy
- Geosciences
- Rural Management
Feasibility phase 1 reports
At the Rome Euromed Water Directors Conference (November 2005) the key
role of information systems on water, aquatic environments and their use
was highlighted for better governance and integrated water resources
management. EMWIS was mandated to “study, with interested
countries, the objectives and the feasibility of building up within EMWIS a
regional water observation mechanism to monitor the indicators towards the
achievements of MDG-7 on WSS in the Mediterranean as well as the
implementation of the water related section of the MSSD, based on the
information provided by the National Water Information Systems (NWIS),
whenever they exist”.
The reports related to the 1st feasibility study phase on the development of
a Mediterranean Water Observatory Mechanism are available below.
At the Athens Euromed Water Directors Conference (November 2006), the first
recommendations were approved and it was decided to launch the second phase
of the study, focusing on the potential development of a Mediterranean Water
Information Partnership –MedWIP- with existing regional/international
initiatives and complementary national studies with voluntary
countries.