Water resilience: shaping collective action

Water is rising on the EU political agenda as an essential resource increasingly threatened by climate change and human activity. In her political guidelines, the European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen emphasised the need for a European Water Resilience Strategy to manage sources effectively and address scarcity, while the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) has renewed its call for an ‘EU Blue Deal’.  We will explore the challenges to preserving water resources, and we will learn from natural mineral water producers’ long experience in sustainable water management and biodiversity preservation through collaborative actions.  

Join us to discuss the key role that the EU can play in fostering water resilience and multi-stakeholder collaboration, as well as the importance of public-private partnerships in safeguarding healthy water cycles. 

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Guiding questions include, but are not limited to:

What is the current status of water resource management at the EU level, and what critical gaps existin ensuring the protection and sustainability of healthy water cycles?

What valuable insights can be drawn from public-private partnerships in the natural mineral and spring water sector, particularly in relation to sustainable water management?

How can policymakers create a supportive framework to replicate successful public-private collaborations and encourage cooperative efforts among all stakeholders in water resource management?

Manager
Seminar division at Doemens Academy Managing Director of Water Sommelier Union
MEP (EPP, Greece)
European Parliament
MEP (S&D, Romania), Vice-Chair IMCO Committee
European Parliament
Senior Policy Officer for Water Pollution Prevention
European Environmental Bureau
Secretary General
Natural Mineral Waters Europe
Editor in Chief
The Parliament
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