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TOWARDS JOINT MONITORING & MANAGEMENT OF SHARED WATERS IN SEE

TOWARDS JOINT MONITORING & MANAGEMENT OF SHARED WATERS IN SEE. by Prof. J. Ganoulis, Coordinator UNESCO Chair/INWEB International Network of Water/Environment Centres for the Balkans Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece. http:// www.inweb.gr. Key Observations (Draft).

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TOWARDS JOINT MONITORING & MANAGEMENT OF SHARED WATERS IN SEE

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  1. TOWARDS JOINT MONITORING & MANAGEMENT OF SHARED WATERS IN SEE by Prof. J. Ganoulis, Coordinator UNESCO Chair/INWEB International Network of Water/Environment Centres for the Balkans Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece http:// www.inweb.gr

  2. Key Observations (Draft) • Governance is improving • Monitoring is progressing • Regional/Bi-lateral agreements/monitoring ??? • Two major gaps between: • legal framework and implementation • scientists and decision-makers • Need to reach decision-makers • Further activities should be planned

  3. Governance and Monitoring are Improving • New water laws • Institutional reforms • Application of the EU-WFD • Monitoring is developed • Management plans are progressing • However: • Impact modeling needed • IWRM in Transboundary Basins? • Groundwater Management or Exploitation?

  4. Need to Reach Decision-Makers • Raise awareness and communicate but not confuse • Show “what if” in competing demands and longer term nature of climate • Cross-sector linkages: water/energy • Evaluate alternatives in economic terms • New funding for pilot projects • Regional and international partnerships

  5. Further Activities will be Helpful • Pilot projects and communication activities with support from EU, UNESCO, GEF, UNECE, UNDP, World Bank; bilaterals,.. • Dinaric karst,Adriatic, Black Sea – crucial pilot areas • Highlight SEE at Int. Fora (IV TWM Thessaloniki); 5th WWF (Istanbul); ... • Continuing dialogue under INWEB’s & the Athens/Petersberg initiatives

  6. http:// www.inweb.gr

  7. Ευχαριστώ !

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