Organization Organization name
Contact name
Email address
Country
Title or proposition
ETIC
Euphrates Tigris Initiative for
Cooperation
Mr
Dr. Aysegul Kibaroglu
kaysegul@metu.edu.tr
Turkey
What cooperative initiatives does the Euphrates-Tigris Initiative for
Cooperation (ETIC) offer for economic, technical and social
sustainable development within the Euphrates-Tigris region?
Mr
Ambroise Guellec
d.gaillard@worldwatercouncil.org
France
Financing the management of hydrographical basins
Two persons from :
Pierre-Alain.MAHE@veoliaeau.fr
Effective Management for transboundary cooperation : Niger and
Danube
Niger Basin Agency
d.gaillard@worldwatercouncil.org
Danube Basin Agency
Mr
Wael Khairy
safwat@mwri.gov.eg
Egypt
Prospects of cooperative efforts for managing of shared surface water
resources in the arab region and neighbouring countries (Ask an
answer before 20 June 2008 (2nd regional meeting))
Mr
Shaden Abdel Gawad
safwat@mwri.gov.eg
Egypt
Coping with challenges of managing shared ground wtaer aquifers
(Ask an answer before 20 June 2008 (2nd regional meeting))
WMO
World Meteorological Organization
Mr
Mohamed Mahmoud TAWFIK mtawfik@wmo.int
Switzerland
For topic 3.1.4. operational tools for transboundary water cooperation.
World Hydrological Cycle Observing System-WHYCOS as an
operational tool for the Management and Trans-boundary Cooperation
over surface and groundwater resources
LHWC
Lesotho Highlands Water Commission
Benedict Tsiu Khathibe
khathibe@lhwc.org.ls
Lesotho
bi-national project between the Government of Lesotho and the
Republic of South Africa. the success story of the Lesotho Highlands
Water Project (LHWP). The Paper mainly would be on the lessons
learned during the implementation of the Phase 1 of the project
Université de
Annaba
Université de Annaba
Mr
Larbi Djarbi
djabri_larbi@yahoo.fr
Algérie
Le Tafna et le Medjerda
WWF-Turkey World Wide Foundation - Turkey
Buket Bahar Dıvrak
bdurmaz@wwf.org.tr
Turkey
For topic 3.1.4. operational tools for transboundary water cooperation.
How to integrate different tools to the river basin management
process? (such as Comprehensive Options Assessment,
Environmental Flows, Cost-Benefit Analysis, Environmental Impact
Assessment)
GEF FFEM
Global Environment Facility
Al Duda
Aduda@thegef.org
souhaite s'investir dans l'organisation et contribuer
GEF projects
complément d'info - A. Aureli
Unesco
ISARM
Ms
Alice Aureli
a.aureli@unesco.org
Regional Dialogue and Twinning to Improve Transboundary Water
Resources Governance in Africa
SADC
South African Development
Community
Mr
Joao Caholo
jcaholo@sadc.int
South Africa
as Southern African sub region the joint management and cooperation
of Trans- boundary water resources is one of the major priorities of
regional integration and development
COCEF
Border Environment Cooperation
Commission
Gonzalo Bravo
gbravo@cocef.org
succes story about regional stakeholders in the Rio Bravo/Rio
Grande Watershade, a binational basin shared by Mexico and the
USA
List of contribution proposals to WWF 5th - Topic 3.1
VEOLIA
Véolia Eau
AWC
Arab Water Council
ucewp
Ukrainian Center for Environmental
and Water Projects
Mr
Andriy Demydenko
andriyd@ucewp.kiev.ua
Ukraine
proposal of case studies presentation and ready to invest themselves
for preparation
ODI
Overseas Development Institute
Mr
Alan Nicol
a.nicol@odi.org.uk
proposition for session 3.1.3 - on the Nile : stakeholder engagement
under the Nile Basin Initiative – both from the perspective of the NBI
and civil society
SAR LAW
Mr
Jitzchak Alster
jalster@sar-law.com
The role of bilateral and regional institutions in transbounday water
use management : Jordan and Israel
SIC ICWC
Scientific Information Center of
Interstate Coordination Water
Commission
Mr
Victor Dukhovny
dukh@icwc-aral.uz
Uzbekistan
"Need to strengthening tools for transboundary cooperation case
study of Central Asia
EC STRIVER
project
Mr
Alistair RieuClarke
a.rieuclarke@dundee.ac.uk
the governance regimes of 2 transboundary basins
AYM
African Youth Movement
Mr
Otu, Uwem Robert
aymnig@yahoo.com
How to organize and enable stakeholder’s participation in basin,
groundwater management, and trans-boundary cooperation
UNECE
UN Commission for Central Europe
Ms
Francesca Bernardini
Francesca.Bernardini@unece.org
2 propositions. demande à discuter du rôle de UN Water Task Force
HUJI
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
Mr
Itay Fischhendler
fishi@mscc.huji.ac.il
plusieurs propositions, pour session 1, 2,…
UEA
University of East Anglia, UK
Mr
Dr Bruce Lankford
B.Lankford@uea.ac.uk
UK
a transboundary tools workshop in Zambia (that got the highest
evaluations), using two spreadsheets and a game
GWP SC
Aniruddhe Mukerjee
aniruddhem@yahoo.com
experiences on acquatic basin management in lakes in the form of a
presentation in WWF, Istanbul
BECC
Border Environment Cooperation
Commission
Mr
Gonzalo Bra
gbravo@cocef.org
transboundary water successful story which at the same time has
improved the solidarity between regional stakeholders in the Rio
Bravo/Rio Grande Watershade, a binational basin shared by Mexico
and the USA
Ecologic*
Ecologic
Ms
Nicole Krantz
kranz@ecologic.de
Germany
for session 3 "Organizing and enabling stakeholder participation":
Public participation in transboundary water management: bridging
t
bl d
t
?
AWIRU
African Water Issues Research Unit
Ms
Jaqui Goldin
jagoldin@sybaweb.co.za
South Africa
"Let's talk water". For session 3 : Organising and Enabling
Stakeholder’s Participation
Peace Canal
Peace Canal on the Golan Heights
Initiative
Boaz Wachtel
wachtel@shani.net
Israël
Peace Canal Plan on the Golan Heights, a water import project from
Turkey to the Jordan river water shed countries (Syria, Jordan, Israel
and Palestine). For session 2.
Transboundary aquifers assessment and information sharing: This
topic is one of the IGRAC core activities. Therefore, IGRAC has
developed an experience based methodology for assessment of
internationally shared aquifers. Among others, the methodology
considers issues of delineation, classification and common
information management. Since the transboundary aquifer
management is about the people, IGRAC will also present its view on
socio-economic dimension of international groundwaters. Finally, we
would like to discuss possible incentives for improvement of
DELTARES &
IGRAC
Netherlands
neno.kukuric@tno.nl
International Groundwater Resources
Assessment Centre
Neno Kukuric
Mr
EWRI
Environmental & Water Resources
Institute
Mr
Brian Parsons
bparsons@asce.org
USA
Utility of IWRM Lessons Learned by Developed Countries for
Developing Countries. for session 1
CMCC
Euro-Mediterranean Center for
Climate Change
Mr
Jaroslav Mysiak, Dr.
jaroslav.mysiak@cmcc.it
Italy
Potential of Stakeholder Driven Water Development Polices on
example on Brahmaputra and Amu Darya. for session 3
RU
Institute for biology of inland waters
Russian Acad. Sci.
Mr
Vladimir Zolotarev
noo@ibiw.yaroslavl.ru
Russia
Integrated Information Systems and training tools for water quality
assessment development. for session 4
MRCS
Mekong River Commission Secretariat Mr
Jeremy Bird
jbird@mrcmekong.org
Laos
preliminary ideas on Basin Development Plan. for session 1 and 2
DELFT
Delft University of Technology
Drs
Ebel Smidt
smidt.sg@inter.nl.net
Netherlands
The art and science of consensus building. for session 2 and 4
LAVAL
Université de Laval
Ms
Rosa Galvez
Rosa.Galvez@gci.ulaval.ca
Watershed management of water resources in Canada: problem and
solutions at various scales and case studies. for session 1
WWFUS
WWF, Green Cross, and the
UNESCO Centre for Water Law,
Policy, and Science
Ms
Flavia Loures
flavia.loures@wwfus.org
USA
The Role, Relevance, and Adequacy of, and Relationships between,
International Legal Instruments at various levels. for session 2
London SE
Centre for Environment Policy and
governance, London School of
Economics
Dr
Mark Zeitoun
m.zeitoun@lse.ac.uk
UK
Perpetuating or Resolving Water Conflict? The Problems with
Asymmetric Transboundary Water Cooperation. for session 2
SICALA
SICALA Haute Loire
Charlotte Dumas-de-Rauly
charlotte.dumas-de-rauly@sicalahauteloire.org
France
Description du SICALA et des outils de gesiton utilisés; description du
PAPILA (prévention des inondations); description du Contrat tarritorial
du Haut-Lignon; descritpion du projet Espace rivières europe
JRCB
Joint Rivers Commission, Bangladesh Mr
Sajjad Hossain
jrcb@bdcom.net
Bangladesh
Relations between Bangladesh and the other riparian countries
(Bhutan, China, India and Nepal) of the three international river basins
viz - the Ganges, the Brahmaputra and the Meghna. case study of the
Ganges water sharing treaty, 1996 showing its experience of
negotiation, performance of the treaty and potentials of basin wide
development following the principles of IWRM.
Unilag
University of Lagos
Mr
James O Akanmu
joakanmu@yahoo.com
Nigeria
Chronicles of achievements and problems of Trans boundary basin
management- A case of LCBC and NBA : problems and
achievements of Lake Chad Basin Commission and Niger Basin
Authority.
HWE
House of Water and Environment
Mr
Khaled Rajab
khaled.rajab@hwe.org.ps
Palestine
commentaires sur le working paper
HWE
House of Water and Environment
Mr
Khaled Rajab
khaled.rajab@hwe.org.ps
Palestine
“Protecting Trans-boundary Groundwater Resources from Pollution
Through Municipal Research, Training, and Guidelines”: joint project
between the House of Water and Environment and Friends of
Earth-Middle East (funded by the European Union LIFE Third Countries
Program, the German Ministry of Environment, and Green Cross
France). 2 case studies: the Palestinian City of Tulkarm and the Israel
City of Um Al Fahem
NWRC
National Water Research Center
Mr
Ahmed Rashad Khater
drkhater@nwrc-egypt.org
Egypt
Management of Shared Aquifer Systems, regional experience of the
Nubian Sandstone Aquifer System (NSAS)
Mr
Nese Cakir
ncakir@gap.gov.tr
Turkey
Ms
Hande Akcakoca
hakcakoca@yahoo.com
Turkey
water resources development in a holistic socio-economic context:
Southeastern Anatolia Project
GAP-RDA
Southeastern Anatolia Project
Regional Development Administration
San Diego Coastkeeper
Karen Franz (Watershed
Program Director, San Diego
karenjm@sdcoastkeeper.org
National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration at the Tijuana River
National Estuarine Research Reserve,
Urban Studies and Planning program
at UC, San Diego
Mr
Aaron Hartmann (Coastal
Training Program Coordinator,
Professor)
Scripps Institution of Oceanography
(Marine Biology Research Division),
Center for Marine Biodiversity and
Conservation
Mr
Oscar Romo (student (Ph.D))
Water
Conference
Meadlle East
Mr
John Bell
jbell@toledopax.org
Spain
Zaragosa
Conclusions of the conference on water in Meadle East
Shiga
Prefectural
Government
Department of Lake Biwa and the
Environment Shiga Prefectural
Government
John Bell
hirowaki-masaki@pref.shiga.lg.jp
Japan
presentation of the case of Lake Biwa Comprehensive Development
Plan (LBCDP) and Mother Lake 21 Plan
Oregon State
University,
IWRA
Department of Geosciences, Oregon
State University, Water Resources
Association
Cecilia Tortajada and Dogan
Altinbilek (IWRA)
Transboundary cooperation: looking towards the future with new
partnerships
MENBO STP
Technical Secretrait of MENBO
Ms
Maria Serneguet Belda
Maria.Serneguet@chj.mma.es
Spain
Results coming from Session co-organised by INBO, MENBO and
ERP (European Regional Process) in Zaragosa, focused on River
Basin Management and Transboundary Cooperation in Europe and
the Mediterranean
UNEP
Freshwater and Terrestrial
Ecosystems Branch, Division of
Environmental Policy
Implementation, UNEP
Ms
Johanne Jelnes
Johanne.Jelnes@unep.org
How to incorporate environmental sustainability dimensions into
transboundary cooperation?
ISRIC
ISRIC - World Soil Information
Mr
Sjef Kauffman
Sjef.Kauffman@wur.nl
Green Water Cerdits' case
JRC, BWP
JRC, BWP
Mr
T.A. Khan
tauhidulkhan@yahoo.com,
qis@bol-online.com,bwp@dhaka.net
I worked for over 30 years as a Government of Bangladesh
negotiator on issues pertaining to sharing and management of
water resources of International Transboundary rivers in the
South Asian region. My experience and knowledge of the Sout
IUCN
IUCN
Katharine Cross, Alejandro
Iza, Thomas Greiber
Katharine.Cross@iucn.org
contributor or co-convener on sessions 3.1.2 and/or 3.1.4. IUCN
has
just
produced
“SHARE:
Managing
water
across
boundaries”, which is a toolkit that elaboratesthe building blocks
of a benefit-sharing approach to transboundary wate
The issues surrounding the Tijuana Watershed necessitate an
integrated approach and we are currently seeking the expertise and
resources to conduct a comprehensive planning approach – going
beyond the infrastructure, and looking to the community level,
incorporating the environmental justice concerns as well as cultural /
Organization Organization name
Contact name
Email address
Country
INBO Contribution proposals
Direction des
Ressources
en eau
Ministry of Environment, Nature
Conservation and Tourism
Crispin Sedeke Okwul
crisedeke@yahoo.fr
DRCongo
Senat of Costa rica
Ms
Maureen Ballestero Vargas
tempis@racsa.co.cr
Costa Rica
IUCN
Mr
Rocio Cordoba
rocio.cordoba@iucn.org
Jeunes volontaires pour
l'environnement Togo - Réseau
africain des rivières, Directeur
Mr
Sena Alouka
yvetogo@hotmail.com
Togo
AFD
Agence française de Développement
+ BAD
Mr
Martin Parent
France
Bassins transfrontaliers en Afrique
Asia Society
Asia Society
Mrs
Suzanne Di Maggio
sdimaggio@asiasociety.org
Asia
What is the current state of water scarcity issues in Asia and what are
the security linkages/implications?
How will tomorrow’s water disputes look different from today’s
disputes? What are the potential areas of conflicts and/or
destabilization related to water in Asia?
What are the relationships between water scarcity, on the one hand,
and conflict and cooperation, on the other? How can good water
management advance conflict management/prevention?
What can be done to strengthen global responses to water-related
issues? Is there a region-wide approach/strategy to good water
governance that can be adapted to local conditions?
FAO
Food and Agriculture Organization
Mr
Thierry Facon
Thierry.facon@fao.org
India
Socializing groundwater management vs hydrocratic approaches: a
promising approach developed in Andhra Pradesh.
UNESCAP
United Nations Economic and Social
Commission for Asia and the Pacific
Mr
Ti Le-Huu
ti.unescap@un.org
Asia
Building a regional knowledge hub on transboundary water resources
management in Asia: This is expected to be linked to the ongoing
efforts of the United Nations System on this subject.
MMA
DG Aguas
Ms
Elisa Vargas
at_evargas@mma.es'
Spain
Drought Management in Basins
MMA
Asuntos internacional Direcion
General del agua
Mr
Miguel Antolin
buzon-intersgpusa@mma.es'
Spain
Existing Tools for Water management hydrological plan for WFD
PWP
Pakistan Water Partnership
Mr
Karamat Ali
pwp@pwp.org.pk
Pakistan
Sharing of country specific on-ground IWRM intervention to promote
the integrated concepts and help achieve Millennium Development
Goals set by the UN. This will also provide an opportunity to the
participants to understand and evaluate the on-ground practicability of
IWRM.
University
Liege
Belgium
Mr
J. Smitz
J.Smitz@ulg.ac.be
Belgium
Integrated modelling for management of extreme events
SIC ICWC
Uzbekistan
Mr
Pulatkkon Umarov
dukh@icwc-aral.uz
Uzbekistan
Training centre for regional cooperation
ECRR
European Center for River Restoration Mr,
Mr
Bart Fokkens, Harald
Leummens
ecrr@cirf.org, bart.fokkens@rws.nl
Italy
Proposals made to INBO only
MMA +
REMOC
Confederacion Hidrografica
Mr
Juan Lopez Martos
remoc1@remoc.org
Spain
Spain and its "cuencas hidrograficas"
University
Spain
Castilla la Mancha
Ms
Anna Osann Jochum
Anna.Osann@uclm.es
Spain
Participatory multi level EO- Assisted tools for irrigation water
management and agricultural support
BWP
Bangladesh Water Partnership
Mr
Md. Nazrul Islam
asifnazrul@gmail.com, lawfac@bangla.net
Bangladesh
Knowledge sharing/co-chairing/ working as Rapporteur at any session
on the basic standards and principles to be adopted for an efficient
basin management regime and how these could impact integrated
water resource management at the regional and national level.
Ecological
institute
Omsk
Mr
Sergey Kostarev
skostarev@mail.ru
Russia
Russian Kazakh transboundary management skills ; the Irtysh River
Basin
EFWS
Environmental Flood Water System
Mr
Rosa R. Mikhailenko
mikhailenko@morzashita.gov.spb.ru
Russia
St Petersburg Flood protection barrier as tool for water resources
management: flood protection and water quality improvement under
extreme conditions
JRBA
Jucar River Basin Authority
Mr
Juan J. Moragues
Maria.Serneguet@chj.mma.es
Spain
Experiences in Jucar basin droughts
CDWE
Central Directorate for Water and
Environment
Mr
Kalman Papp
papp.kalman@ovf.hu
Hungary
Cooperation in Danube River Basin
INBOT
Network of Int Commissions &
transboundary BO
Mr
Mohammed salem Ould
Merzoug
omvssphc@sentoo.sn
International
Organization
Transbundary cooperation and water bmanagement; key principles
ANBO
RELOB
African and Latin America Network of
Basins
Mr;
OMVS - Senegal + ANA - Brazil
Oscar Cordeiro
Oscar@ana.gov.br
Senegal
Financing integrated water management in the context of basin
organisations
ANBO
African Network of Basin
Organisations
Mr
Tamsir Ndiaye
tamsir.ndiaye@omvs.org
Senegal
Information System at basin level; IWRM apllied at basin level
MENBO
Mediteranean Network of Basin
Organisations
Mrs
Katharina Kober
Katharina.Kober@chj.mma.es
Spain
The planification in the context of basin management and Basin
organisation
CEENBO
European Network of Basin
Organisations
Mrs
Daniela Radulescu
daniela.radulescu@hidro.ro
Romania
How to develop participation of actors and public thanks to Basin
Management
EURO RIOB
European Group of BO for WFD
Implementation
Mr
Laszlo Kothay
kothay@mail.kvvm.hu
Hungary
WFD : methodology, status
OSCE
Mr
Bernard Snoy and David
Swalley
bernard.snoy@osce.org
International
Organization
Shared waters governance basin and water geopolitics topic; water
basin and promotion of security and cooperation in river basins
Organization Organization name
Contact name
Email address
Country
Other propositions
ASCE
Environmental and Water Resources
institute of the American Society of
Civil Engineers
Mr
Daene McKinney
daene@aol.com
USA
Proposition of a session under topic 3.1
Canada gov
Department of Environment &
Conservation
Shibly Rahman
shiblyrahman@gov.nl.ca
Canada
works on several projects on water quality
IWWA
Indian Water Work Association
Mr
to the attention of Mr. S.D.
Mande, Hon. Secretary General
iwwa@rediffmail.com
India
potentially interested in participating - will confirm it
AL
Arab League
Dr
Wael Khairy
w.khairy@nws.gov.eg
Egypt
Proposition of a session under topic 3.1: "Prospects of Cooperative
efforts for managing of Shared Surface Water Resources in the Arab
region and neighboring countries"
Organization Organization name
Contact name
Email address
Country
Other contribution
WWC
World Water Council
Mr
Danielle Gaillard
d.gaillard@worldwatercouncil.org
not a proposal for contribution but the final report from regional
process in South Eastern Europe
ARD - RDC
Association pour la reconstruction et le
développement
Mr
François Kalwele
ardcongo@yahoo.fr
RDCongo
demande à participer aux réunions préparatoires et à participer au
WWF5th (organisent eux mm une conférence en oct 2009)
Other propositions or contributions to the process
FCIHS
Fundación Centro Internacional de
Hidrología Subterránea
Mr
Dr. Fidel Ribera Urenda
gerencia@fcihs.org
Espana
exprime son intérêt à travailler sur le document de travail (eaux
souterraines)
Aqualia
Water Company
Mr
Angel Garcia Munoz
AGarciaMu@fcc.es
Espana
exprime son intérêt à collaborer
IUCN
International Union for Conservation of
Nature
Mr
Mark Smith
Mark.Smith@iucn.org
I am interested in receiving your latest update and information on
opportunities to engage in the process for contributing to session
planning - prêt à contribuer
CODESEN
Coordination des Organisations de la
Société civile pour la Défense de
l'Environnement et le Développement
du Bassin du fleuve Sénégal
Mr
Aboubacry MBODJ
ambodj1@yahoo.fr
pas une contribution concrète mais un document de réflexion par
rapport aux questions du thème 3.1.
EARS
Environment Agency of Republic of
Slovenia
Ms
Stanka Koren
Stanka.Koren@gov.si
Slovenia
commentaires sur le working paper
UNI LJ SI
Université de Ljubljania
Ms
Mitja Brilly
mbrilly@fgg.uni-lj.si
Slovenia
commentaires sur le working paper
