EU-INCO-MED
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Launch of STRIVER Series of Policy and Technical Briefs on IWRM
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The Autumn 2008 SMAP Bulletin (No. 23 Autumn 2008) is now available for download in English, French and Arabic
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Mediterranean union water conference called off indefinitely
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SCENES Newsletter No. 3, October 2008: Envisioning the Future of Water in Europe
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An Overview of Programmes and Projects Funded within the Euro-Mediterranean Partnership - Arabic version now online
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Mediterranean Civil Society Meeting on the occasion of the Euro-Mediterranean Ministerial Conference on Water
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Conference “Sustainable Development: A Challenge for European Research”
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FP7 3rd call for proposals, Environmental Technologies Information Day
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Final Conference of the SPI-Water project: Managing water related information in support
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The 5th Conference on Scientific Research Outlook & Technology Development in the Arab World (SRO5): “Path to Innovation: Transforming Research into Value" - “Conference of Water and Agriculture”
- STRIVER
- WEKNOW
- PURATREAT
- MEMBAQ
- IWAPIL
- MBR-TRAIN
- SCENES
- STAR
- BMW
- WaterWeb
- PROMOTE
- WaterWare
- SOWAMED
- CRUE ERA-NET
- IWRM-NET
- MATISSE
- INNOVA-MED
- SPLASH
- EPIGOV
- ProMembrane
- EAGLE
- SODISWATER
- INECO
- AFRICAN WATER
- SWITCH
- WATERPIPE
- Scorepp
- SOCOPSE
- NEPTUNE
- INNOWATECH
- WSSTP
- EUROMBRA
- AMEDEUS
- RAMWASS
- MELIA
- ADVISOR
- TECHNEAU
- MARTEC ERA-Net
- AQUAS
- GEWAMED
- CRYSTECHSALIN
- IMSIS
- PROWATER
- BASELINE
- METALBIOREDUCTION
- TOFPSW
- MEDIS
- MOWOM
- PURE
- ARAL-KUM
- CIRMAN-ARAL
- Desalination of sea-water using renewable energy sources
- PHYTOPLANKTON-ON-LINE
- BOREMED
- SALTRANS
- RENOMEM
- AQUAREC
- ELMAA
- SPI-Water
- PEBCAT
- Photox
- POWADIMA
- WaterStrategyMan
- Optimising marginal resources in intensive horticultural production in Southern Turkey and Northern Egypt
- W2W
- CHEF
- EFI+
- WATCH
- RISK-BASE
- HYDRATE
- FLASH
- VIROBATHE
- SWIFT-WFD
- HORIZONTAL- ORG
- REBECCA
- BRIDGE
- EUROWET
- WADE
- RIVERTWIN
- TWINBAS
- ALERT
- AQUASTRESS
- NEWATER
- AQUATERRA
- STRESOIL
- EURO-LIMPACS
- SEDBARCAH
- BIOTOOL
- EuroDemo
- TwinBasinXN
- ADU-RES
- Rewapulp
- OPTIMISE
- MED-REUNET
- CLIMED
- TOXMET
- REGROWTH
- DSS-DROUGHT
- NEWTECHOMW
- MEDUSA-WATER
- BIOWATSYST
- FOGGARA
- IDUWUE
- RAMAN
- HUPHAT
- SOLDES
- MEDAQUA-II
- JARUWA
- MABDE
- Agriculture_and_Urbanization
- POLAGWAT
- MEDWATER-POLICY
- SWIMED
- CAMELEO
- HYDROMED
- IRRIMED
- COLASU
- ABWAS2
- SMART
- AQUACAT
- CAT-MED
- CORETECH
- LAND-WATER-MED
- MEDCOASTLAND-NET
- MedAqua-Project
- SMADES
- ECOPONICS
- WATERMED
- MELMARINA
- WAM-ME
- MEDWATER
- GREM
- MEDCODESAL
- HORTIMED
- IRRISPLIT
- WAWAROMED
- Jordan Valley Water
- DEAD-SEA
- WADEMED
- Jordan Valley Water
- MBR-Recycling
- Solar-Catalytic_Treatment
- WASAMED
- WADI
Projects
Focus on Integrated Water Resources Management
EU-INCO adopted the principles of Integrated Water Resource Management (IWRM) in the late 1990s, and one of the programme's requirements has been to sponsor the use of water researchers and to promote these principles. Between 1998 and 2002 (FP5), the EU-INCO-MED funded 32 water-related projects for €32.5 million, involving more than 170 teams in the 10 Mediterranean Partner Countries and around 150 in the EU member states. The major topics tackled were: ecosystem management, water use in agriculture, water treatment, water management, water policy, water technologies, desertification, and management of scarce water resources. For more information, see the presentation of the overview of EU funded water research projects in the Mediterranean given by the EC in June 2003.
In the framework of the research component of
the EU Water Initiative (EUWI), the EC DG Research as set up a website to facilitate access to the International Water
Research project funded by the EC, which includes:
• a database of international project research with possible
access by country or river basin
• a review of 67 international research projects on
Integrated Water Resource Management funded by the EC over the last 10 years
(1994-2004) involving an EU contribution of more than €50
million.
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