Euro-Mediterranean Information System on the know-how in the Water Sector (EMWIS/SEMIDE), Monthly Flash n°111 ======================== In this issue N°111 (emwis.net/thematicdirs/eflash/flash111) ======================== HEADLINE 1- Official launch of RWKN project: Regional Knowledge Network on Systemic Approaches to Water Resources Management IN BRIEF 2- Official launch of MED-3R project: Strategic project focusing on sustainable waste management and recycling in the Mediterranean 3- ENPI CBC Med: 38 new projects open new thematic horizons for cooperation among Mediterranean countries 4- Stopping water leakages in the Mediterranean 5- The 4th INCO Conference on "the future of international cooperation in Research and Innovation between Europe and third countries" 6- EU and Mediterranean local representatives debate sustainable urban mobility and water management in Bethlehem 7- 1st Euro-Mediterranean Expert Group meeting: Valorisation of Research Results in Water, Food, and Energy 8- Future Earth Workshop for Middle East and North Africa, Cyprus 9- 7th World Water Forum April 12 to 17, 2015 10- The 9th World General Assembly of the International Network of Basin Organizations, 13-16 August 2013, Fortaleza, Brazil 11- Oman to Host Ministerial Conference on Water for agricultural purposes, Food Crops and Food Security 12- World Bank Launches Danube Water Programme 13- Mediterranean Strategy for sustainable development follow-up: main indicators 14- Anticipating water stress in the Mediterranean: a decision support approach for better water resources management 15- Netherlands: Using Big Data to Manage Water & to improve Dutch flood control 16- Egypt water minister interested on public-private partnership for waste water treatment 17- Tunisia: National Debate on the right to water within the constitution 18- Dundee UNESCO Centre Launches UN Watercourses Convention Interactive Learning Website 19- SMOS maps record soil water before flood 20- Space-based information for Early Warning System: UN-SPIDER Expert Meeting in Bonn (Germany) 21- Tunisia: a pioneer in selective waste collection 22- Morocco: potential transfer of the waste management scheme established in Tenerife (Spain) 23- SCOW: Selective Collection of the Organic Waste in tourist areas and valorisation in farm composting NOMINATIONS and VACANCIES PUBLICATIONS CALL FOR TENDERS and PROPOSALS CALL FOR PAPERS TRAINING EVENTS PROJECTS
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