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Partnerships

Strategic Partnerships 

  •
    European Water Partnership (EWP)
    WfWP and EWP have expressed mutual interest to cooperate as part of the initiated Aquawareness Programme. This programme is a response to the water challenges identified by the European Commission in its communication on water scarcity and droughts and the reaction of the European Environmental Council. Aquawareness will be a stakeholder driven programme with an independent governance structure in which the strategic partners will play a prominent role. More about Aquawareness   
     
  • International Water Association (IWA)
    With IWA WfWP has a Strategic Partnership with the focus to encourage the full and equal participation of women in all aspects of integrated water resource.
         
  • UNESCO-IHE
    The focus of the Strategic Partnership with UNESCO IHE is: jointly enhance women’s participation in achieving sustainable livelihoods.
     
  • Social and Economic Empowerment of Women Alliance (SEEWA) 
    With WASTE and the Symbeyond Research Group WfWP forms the Social and Economic Empowerment of Women Alliance (SEEWA). This is an alliance to jointly continue their contribution to 'modern' development cooperation.
    More information:

Other partnerships and alliances

  • Akvo
    Women for Water Partnership is one of the main support partners of AKVO. This organisation operates the AKVO.org website for publication and fundraising of water and saniation projects and also to publish knowledge and experience with different water and saniation technologies (AKVO.pedia).
    AKVO has a special very innovative website on which water and sanitation projects can be placed and money for a specific project can be donated.
      
  • Aqua for All
    Since 2004 WfWP and Aqua for All (A4A) cooperate on the support of WfWP projects and the exchange of knowledge and experience in the field of WATSAN, women and gender. 
        
  • EUWI Coordinating Group
    Women for Water Partnership is one of the NGO members at the EUWI Coordinating Group.
        
  • The Netherlands Water Partnership (NWP)
    Women for Water Partnership is member of NWP and through this active in the NWP-NGO platform.
           
  • World Water Council (WWC)
    WfWP is member of the World Water Council.
       
  • Sustainable Sanitation Alliance (SuSanA)
    Women for Water Partnership is member of SuSanA to strengthen a rich network of organisations and information. 
  • Gender Concerns International (GCI)Logo of Gender Concerns International
    GCI is an international development organisation striving for gender balance in society. When, in 2010, Pakistan and the region were hit by terrible floods, GCI and the Pakistani-Dutch community started a People to People flood relief fundraising initiative. The donations being channeled through women’s organizations working on the ground in the affected area’s, Women for Water joined the People to People initiative in an effort to support their work.


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