WOP: Overliggend Waterschap MCP - CAESB

WOP: Overliggend Waterschap MCP - CAESB

Guest   January 16, 2015  
 

wop latamThe partnership between Overliggend Waterschap MCP and CAESB is mainly focused in the target of providing enough and quality water supply for farmers and villagers in Nickerie area in Suriname. The agreement also allows the technicians exchange, the collaborative research and to provide support in all the spheres.

GENERAL WOP INFORMATION

November 05, 2014 - November 05, 2017
Was the code of conduct followed?
Yes link
Did the operators sign a formal partnership agreement?
Yes
Mentor motivations
  • Corporate social responsibility
  • New opportunities/challenges for employees
WOPs facilitator
Other

PARTNERS AND THEIR INPUTS

MCP Water Board - Mentor and recipient

SUPPORTING ORGANIZATIONS

    Type of support
    • Facilitation
    • Funding

THEMES AND OBJECTIVES

Themes
  • Energy efficiency
  • Non Revenue Water (NRW) management
  • Public awareness and promotion of water services
  • Waste water collection and treatment
  • Water quality management

Objectives
The overall objective of the partnership is to enhance the relationship between the partners through the promotion and development of collaborative research programs, academic, technical and cultural exchange programs and other cooperative activities and assistance in areas of mutual interest and benefit.

WOPS ACTIVITIES

What types of activities were carried out to help develop operator capacity?
  • Academic courses
  • Joint planning or work
  • Online training
  • Site visits

Describe WOPs activities
Activities will include, among others: development of cooperative joint projects in the field of water and wastewater management; exchange of technicians; exchange of information, advice and assistance; collaborative research and joint meetings; exchange of documentation and organization of joint symposia, conferences, workshops and meetings. The first activities are expected to take place in March of 2015. Partners agreed that in principle each party will cover its own costs related to the implementation of activities

RESULTS



Attachments

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  • Memorandum of understanding signed in january 2015
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