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EU-LIFE
EU-LIFE - News
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Fellowships in Sustainability Science: Center for International Development, Harvard University Due date for applications: January 15, 2009
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Wastewater treatment fails to remove all nanoparticles
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Director, Center for Environmental Health Activities (CEHA), WHO/EMRO, Jordan [deadline 01 Dec]
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EuropeAid website makes Call for Proposals & Procurement Notices section more user-friendly
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Mediterranean union water conference called off indefinitely
EU-LIFE - Events
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The 5th Annual "Good Water Neighbors" Regional mayors conference and Pro Aquifer conference: "The Water Crisis – Community Leadership."
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Mediterranean Civil Society Meeting on the occasion of the Euro-Mediterranean Ministerial Conference on Water
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Screening of films on wetlands and water
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ICID/UEA International Seminar - Towards a political ecology of irrigation & water use efficiency and productivity
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An information meeting 2009 Call for Proposals under LIFE+
EU-LIFE - Projects
- LIFE-IWRM
- STREAM
- ECORIVER
- RECYCLAQUA
- SMURF
- TANWATER
- SPIHRAL
- SCENES
- OPTIMIZAGUA
- NITRABAR
- RiverLife
- PAGER- Agadir
- NEPTUNE
- RAMWASS
- ADVISOR
- SPI-Water
- WETLANDS II
- Mediterranean watersheds
- The Sources of the Jordan River, Humans and Nature
- Environmental action for the sustainability of natural resources through recycling of water and sludge frm marble production
- HYDRATE
- EUROWET
- TWINBAS
- TwinBasinXN
- Living Lakes: Sustainable Management of wetlands and shallow lakes
- An Agenda 21 for the basin slope of north-west Tunisia
- MEDREP
- Preparation of Environmental Master Plan for the Nahar-Al-Kabir River in Lebanon and Syria
- Zero-M
- HYDROMED
- COLASU
- LIFE
- LIFE
- LIFE
- LIFE
- Sakhnin Center as a Model for Environment Education and International Cooperation on Advanced Wastewater Treatment (A-WWT) in Rural Areas
- Demonstration of clean technologies in tanning processes
- LIFE
- Development of an Integrated Monitoring and Early Warning System to sustain the Quality and Multifunctionality of Surface Water
Projects
Between 1992 and 2004, the LIFE programme has co-funded almost 2,500 projects covering 40 countries and territories and made commitments of €1.3 billion towards the total estimated cost of the projects of €3.6 billion.
The programme has supported a wide range of projects, tackling problems and developing solutions across a number of sectors and has addressed most key environmental issues, in line with EU environmental policy priorities.
The LIFE projects database contains information on all completed and ongoing LIFE projects (project web summaries, websites and laymans reports).The main LIFE publications on water issues focus on the WFD, integrated coastal management and river restoration.