Cooperative Partners / Associated Members
Ministry of Water and Irrigation of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan
www.mwi.gov.jo
It is a great honor for Jordan to host ACWUA. At all levels, the Jordanian stakeholders have supported the creation of ACWUA from the early beginning. It is axiomatic that the Ministry of Water and Irrigation offered a helping hand for ACWUA’s Secretariat to build its physical infrastructure. Accordingly, the Ministry of Water and Irrigation will pay every effort to continuously support ACWUA until the latter become able to achieve its targets.
United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia
www.escwa.un.org
ESCWA is pleased to have served on the Foundation Committee that launched ACWUA, in cooperation with GTZ. ESCWA now continues to support ACWUA institutionally and substantively through on-going collaboration with GTZ and other partners on a variety of topics, including water supply and sanitation benchmarking, climate change and integrated water resources management.
Deutsche Gesellschaft für Technische Zusammenarbeit (GTZ) GmbH
German Technical Cooperation
www.gtz.de
The German Government - through GTZ – and in close cooperation with ESCWA promoted the creation of ACWUA right from the start. The ongoing technical, managerial and financial support aims to strengthen the institutional and professional capacity of ACWUA.
USAID
www.jordan.usaid.gov
International Water Association
www.iwahq.org
IWA as the premier global association for water professionals will work with ACWUAs partners to provide institutional support and development of the Associations strategy and core functions. Furthermore, IWA will support ACWUA in the organization of events and ensure they have a presence in key international events.
Deutsche Vereinigung für Wasserwirtschaft, Abwasser und Abfall e.V.
German Association for Water, Wastewater and Waste
www.dwa.de
DWA – the German Association supported ACWUA from its beginning in 2007. Since than the DWA and its work in standardization, information, certification and education is a model for ACWUA.
DWA supports also national Associations in the region like OSEA/Syria and WUSP/Palestine.
DWA with its 60 years of experiences is a strong partner in Capacity Development for Associations.
Bundesanstalt für Geowissenschaften und Rohstoffe (BGR)
Federal Institute for Geosciences and Natural Resources
www.bgr.bund.de
The German Government – through BGR - will continue to provide support to ACWUA Working Groups on Water Resources Management and specifically Protection of Water Resources including Training on Water Safety Plans.
Inwent – Internationale Weiterbildung und Entwicklung gGmbH
Capacity Building International
www.inwent.de
The German Government - through InWEnt – Capacity Building International – will continue to cooperate with ACWUA in the Technical Working Group on Capacity Building and Training to strengthen the institutional and professional capacity of ACWUA and its member water utilities. In addition, ACWUA is cooperating with InWEnt in conducting the annual International Partner Forum on Water Governance in the MENA Region.
United Nations University
www.unu.edu
To Support ACWUA’s efforts on capacity building in support of improved safe water provisioning and water resources management for human health and wellbeing in the Arab RegionTo Support ACWUA’s efforts on capacity building in support of improved safe water provisioning and water resources management for human health and wellbeing in the Arab Region.
The Global Water Operators Partnerships Alliance / UN-HABITAT
www.unhabitat.org
The Global Water Operators Partnerships Alliance (Global WOPs Alliance), hosted by UN-HABITAT, is the global mechanism that supports all regional water operators partnerships platforms and utilities associations including ACWUA. Our support focuses on partnerships and peer support between utilities, as well as knowledge management and capacity development.
