6th Cannes Water Symposium (29 June to 2 July 2004), Cannes, France, within the framework of the UNESCO Chair on Water Resources Management, Sustainable Development and Peace, established at the University Nice-Sophia Antipolis

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The UNESCO Chair on Water Resources Management, Sustainable Development and Peace, established at the University Nice-Sophia Antipolis is coordinating the activities of the participating partners representing universities, municipalities and economic actors concerned about water issues. The membership of the network is rapidly extending beyond the Mediterranean region. Members of the Network subscribe to the principle that development and exchange of knowledge in the area of water play a fundamental unifying role, thus making water to a key vector of development and peace in the world. The synergy of the network partners, the universities, which generate and disseminate knowledge, the decision makers with their management responsibility and experience and the economic actors with their technological capabilities can address water and its management in all of its dimensions. The Mediterranean water Network participates and gives strong impulses to the 5th International Water Symposium in Cannes. Contact: Professor Raoul Caruba cannes.water@symposium-h2o.com

 

The UNESCO Chair on Water Resources Management, Sustainable Development and Peace, established at the University Nice-Sophia Antipolis is coordinating the activities of the participating partners representing universities, municipalities and economic actors concerned about water issues. The membership of the network is rapidly extending beyond the Mediterranean region.
Members of the Network subscribe to the principle that development and exchange of knowledge in the area of water play a fundamental unifying role, thus making water to a key vector of development and peace in the world.

The synergy of the network partners, the universities, which generate and disseminate knowledge, the decision makers with their management responsibility and experience and the economic actors with their technological capabilities can address water and its management in all of its dimensions.

The Mediterranean water Network participates and gives strong impulses to the 5th International Water Symposium in Cannes.


Contact: Professor Raoul Caruba
cannes.water@symposium-h2o.com

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