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Revision as of 13:52, 9 July 2008
This page is under reconstruction. See the Talk:Portal:Organisations page. The information that was on this page is now held temporarily on the page User:Bjelkeman
This portal is a listing of different types of organisations who are working in the water and sanitation sector. We have structured organisations under a number of different headings and tried to place them under, what we think, is their primary mission. Of course many of these fit under multiple headings.
Contents
Non Governmental Organisations
An NGO is an organisation that implements projects in the local region, country where they are based or internationally. The grouping below is based on what scale and where the organisations operate.
International
- IICD Foundation, The Netherlands
- PRACTICA Foundation, The Netherlands
- WASTE, The Netherlands
National
- FODRA, Delhi
Local
Networks
A network organisation builds networks and collaborates in the local region and country where they are based or internationally.
- Arghyam, Bangalore, Karnataka, India
- AT@work, The Netherlands
- Netherlands Water Partnership, The Netherlands
- RAIN Foundation, The Netherlands
- Rural Water Supply Network, Switzerland
- WES-Net India, India
- Women in Europe for a Common Future, Europe
Governmental organisations
Central
Local
Knowledge & Research organisations
Knowledge organisations primarily assemble, refine and disseminate knowledge about water and sanitation. The grouping below is focused on where the organisations are based.
Knowledge centers
- Rural Water Supply Network
- Acacia Water, The Netherlands
- Akvo Foundation, The Netherlands. (The curator of the Akvopedia)
- Agromisa, The Netherlands
- GreenOcean, Sweden
- IRC International Water and Sanitation Centre (IRC), The Netherlands
- The Movement Design Bureau, United Kingdom
- UNESCO-IHE, The Netherlands
- Rainwater club, Bangalore, India
Universities
Funding organisations
A funding organisation primarily funds projects. The grouping below is based on the scope of funding projects.
Development banks
- ASN Bank, The Netherlands
- Aqua for all foundation, The Netherlands
- Partners voor water, The Netherlands
- SIMAWI, The Netherlands
Commercial banks
Commercial companies
Suppliers
- AquaEst, Europe
