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Many organisations and individuals are contributing to the Akvo project.The following organisations are officially and actively participating in the Akvo projectand have set aside time and effort to participate.
If your organisation is an Akvo project participant, please add a paragraph below about who you are and what you do. === Official contributors === === Netherlands Water Partnership (NWP) ===
The Netherlands Water Partnership (NWP) is an independent body set up by the Dutch private and public sectors in the Netherlands to act as a national coordination and information centre for water-related issues abroad. The principal aims of the NWP are to harmonise the activities and initiatives of the Dutch water sector abroad and to promote Dutch expertise in water worldwide. The NWP has 135 members: 71 private sector companies, 24 public authorities, 19 knowledge institutes, 14 NGOs and 7 water supply companies. The NWP has an extensive contact network in the global water sector.
Link to [http://www.nwp.nl NWP]
=== IRC International Water and Sanitation Centre (IRC) ===
Since its foundation in 1968, the IRC International Water and Sanitation Centre has facilitated the sharing, promotion and use of knowledge so that governments, professionals and organisations can better support poor men, women and children in developing countries to obtain water and sanitation services they will use and maintain. IRC has a wide international network of NGOs that work at grassroots level. Link to [http://www.irc.nl IRC]
=== UNESCO-IHE ===
UNESCO Institute for Water Education (UNESCO-IHE) – Its mandate from UNESCO is to
strengthen and mobilise the global educational and knowledge base for integrated water
Link to [http://www.unesco-ihe.org UNESCO-IHE]
=== Movement Design Bureau ===
The Movement Design Bureau – The Movement Design Bureau is a design and communications think tank. The MDB team supports innovation projects, helping them research and define their market positioning, organise communications and build connections. All of our clients are somehow working to redefine the future of how we move from place to place or how our relationship with the built environment will evolve. We support corporate leaders, design teams, academic institutes and the public and private bodies tasked with technology and skills transfer.
Link to [http://www.movement-design.org Movement Design Bureau]
