List of Key Speakers
APPELGREN, Bo, Senior Consultant, UNESCOTransboundary waters: a scarce, shared resource – economic valuation for enhanced comprehension and effective management BONACCI, Ognjen, University of Split, CroatiaChallenges in transboundary karst water resources management BURCHI, Stephan, FAO, ItalyReflections of international transboundary water law in national water legislation DEL CASTILLO-LABORDE, Lilian, Buenos Aires University, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, ArgentinaAntarctic sub-glacial lakes and waters: the challenge to protect a hidden resource DONZIER, Jean Francois, International Network of Basin Organisations (INBO)How can transboundary surface and groundwater resources be managed in a more sustainable manner by concerned riparian countries? FRIED, Jean Fried, University of California, USA, Senior Consultant, UNESCOTransboundary groundwater education or training: why, who, what? GANOULIS, Jacques, UNESCO Chair INWEB / Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, GreeceRecent advances in transboundary groundwater management in the Balkans (SEE) GIONI, Gogo, Ministry of Development, GreeceApplication of the integrated water resources management framework to transboundary river basins in Greece. INTERWIES, Eduard, InterSus - Sustainability Services, GermanyAssessing management regimes in transboundary river basins. Do they support adaptive management? KALLIA-ANTONIOU, Angeliki, National Centre for the Environment and Sustainable Development, GreeceThe European policy for marine environment - the new directive on marine strategy KHAN, Shahbaz, UNESCO IHP, FranceTransboundary waters: UNESCO IHP’s contribution to science and policy KUKURIC, Neno, IGRAC, The NetherlandsTowards a methodology for the assessment of internationally shared aquifers MAKARIGAKIS, Alex, UNESCO Windhoek, NamibiaTransboundary groundwater management in Africa OLIVER, Jean Louis, The French Water Academy, FranceThe French Water Academy’s commitment in transboundary water resources management PENNEQUIN, Didier, BRGM, FranceImplementation of the Water Framework Directive concepts at the frontiers of Europe for transboundary water resources management: illusion or reality? STEPHAN, Raya, UNESCO IHP, FranceProgressive development of international groundwater law : awareness and cooperation TUJCHNEIDER, Ofelia, Universidad Nacional del Litoral, ArgentinaTransboundary aquifer Yrenda – Toba – Tarijeño (Argentina, Bolivia, Paraguay - South America): Ground water- surface water relations VLACHOS, Evan, Colorado State University, USAPotential climate changes and transboundary water interdependencies WESTPHAL, Joseph, The New School, USAWhy borders matter: the challenges to managing groundwater across political boundaries ZAVADSKY, Ivan, International Waters, GEF Secretariat, USAGEF support for the Athens Declaration and Petersberg Process: toward improved transboundary water management and the fifth World Water Forum
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