Los siguientes proyectos tienen un enlace fuerte con la Alianza Justicia Hídrica:

  • IP-WOTRO / Netherlands Organisaton for Scientific Research: “STRUGGLING FOR WATER SECURITY: Social mobilization for the defense of water rights in Peru and Ecuador” [click]
  • IP-WOTRO / Netherlands Organisaton for Scientific Research: “THE TRANSNATIONALISATION OF LOCAL WATER BATTLES: Water accumulation by agribusinesses in Peru and Ecuador and the politics of corporate social responsibility” [click]
  • IP-WOTRO / Netherlands Organisaton for Scientific Research: “DRiP – Drip irrigation Realities in Perspective” [click]
  • ALFA-Red Agua: Red Andina de Postgrados en gestión Integrada de Recursos hídricos [click]

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  • Waterlat: research network on Governance and Citizenship in Water Management and Environmental Health with a focus on Latin America and the Caribbean [click]
  • Pro-TeGA: La Red de promoción de espacios científicos públicos y tecnologías visio-espaciales para la gestión integrada del agua [click]

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Otros enlaces y páginas web relevantes para la Alianza Justicia Hidrica:

  • EJOLT: Environmental Justice Organisations, Liabilities and Trade. EJOLT es un proyecto grande financiado por la UE, que reune a la ciencia y la sociedad para catalogar conflictos ecológicos de distribución y confrontar la injusticia hídrica http://www.ejolt.org/. Recientemente emitieron el Atlas de Justicia Ambiental, lo cual reune y presenta historias desde todo el mundo de comunidades que están luchando para la justicia ambiental. Proyecta de servir como espacio virtual para todos los que están trabajando la justicia ambiental para obtener información, encontrar otros grupos trabajando en temas relacionados, e incrementar la visibilidad de conflictos ambientales: http://ejatlas.org/.
  •  “Apus del Agua” Blog interesante sobre temas de interés de agua, interculturalidad, gestión territorial, minería, movilizaciones, noticias etc. http://apusdelagua.blogspot.com/
  • The Transnational Institute and Corporate European Observatory together run a Water Justice project engaging with alternatives to drinking water privatisation and public utilities reform, to concretize access to drinking water as a human right: http://www.tni.org/work-area/water-justice/water-justice
  • The Blue Planet Project is an international civil society movement that was founded by The Council of Canadians to protect the world’s fresh water from the growing threats of trade and privatization. The movement uses a human rights framework to protect water for people and nature. http://www.blueplanetproject.net/ . see also: http://www.canadians.org/water/
  • The European federation of public service unions (EPSU) took the initiative to start a European Citizens’ Initiative: “water is a human right”. For this campaign an occasional alliance is formed of EPSU, EAPN, EEB, EPHA and WECF, supported by many NGO’s. The alliance will campaign for one year to promote implementation of the human right to water and sanitation and to safeguard water as a public good. www.right2water.eu

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