Stockholm / Charlotte / Gret / Concord / IATP / Brussels / Sub / /
Company
NEPAD/CAADP / CTA / /
Continent
Africa / /
Country
South Africa / Sri Lanka / Kenya / France / United States / /
Currency
pence / /
Event
Environmental Issue / Natural Disaster / /
Facility
University of Zambia / King’s College / International Water Management Institute / Building Berlaymont / /
IndustryTerm
poor water management / civil society groups / sanitation infrastructure / agricultural production systems / dairy products / ecosystem services / irrigation systems / agricultural products / suitable and innovative solutions / agricultural systems / food / energy / large-scale irrigation systems / water services / sufficient water food security targets / water management / local food security / food production / partial solution / food price crisis / food security / water resource management / /
Organization
committee on Sustainable Development / University of Zambia / ACP Secretariat / civil society / School of Oriental and African Studies / US Federal Reserve / European Commission / International Water Management Institute / European Union / /
Person
Colin Chartres / Tony Allan / André Liebaert / David Molden / Ruth Mathews / Elijah Phiri / Isolina Boto / Philippe Fontenelle / Michael Hailu / Walter Hallstein / /
Position
Director of the Water Footprint Network Conclusions / Water Policy Advisor / Professor of Soil Science / Executive Director / Deputy Director for Research / Senior Policy Analyst / producer / Ambassador / Director General / Leader / Director / Director of Operations / Chair / Director CTA Networking Lunch / Head / /
ProgrammingLanguage
EC / /
PublishedMedium
the CTA annual / The Briefing / /
Region
Sub-Saharan Africa / South East Asia / North Africa / South Asia / /
Brussels Policy Development Briefing n° 22 The water we eat: challenges for ACP countries in times of scarcity Wednesday 13th April 2011, 8h30 – 13h00 EC, Building Berlaymont: Rue de la Loi 200, Room Walter Hallstein