Departamento de Medio Ambiente, Gobierno de Aragon
La región española de Aragón es pionera en nuevos modelos de gestión ambiental, relacionados con el agua los residuos, la educación ambiental o los espacios naturales, entre otros. Ha puesto en marcha el mayor plan de depuración de aguas residuales de Europa, y cuenta con un órgano de participación social plural sobre agua único en el mundo, la Comisión del Agua de Aragón. La región tiene plenas competencias en la mayoría de las áreas relacionadas con el medio ambiente. Su ministro regional, Alfredo Boné, preside además la Conferencia de Regiones de Europa sobre Medio Ambiente (ENCORE), un foro que agrupa a más de cien regiones de toda Europa. El plenario del ENCORE, tendrá lugar en junio de 2008 en la capital de Zaragoza, Zaragoza, con la participación de más de 45 ministros regionales europeos, y versará sobre agua y cambio climático. El liderazgo internacional de Aragón está avalado por la organización de la Exposición Internacional de Agua y Desarollo Sostenible de Zaragoza 2008, la sede de la Oficina de la Década del Agua de Naciones Unidas y el trabajo del Centro Internacional del Agua (CIAMA-La Alfranca) y del Instituto Aragonés del Agua, que cuentan con expertos de prestigio internacional y organiza eventos del máximo nivel mundial.
www.aragon.es

Centro Virtual de Información del Agua (CEVIA)
El Centro Virtual de Información del Agua (CEVIA), es un portal interactivo que permite el intercambio de información y discusión, en torno al tema del agua. Cuenta con una sección pública, eventos, bolsa de trabajo, noticias nacionales e internacionales y una biblioteca temática. Este proyecto es auspiciado por la Fundación Gonzalo Río Arronte, I.A.P. y la coordinación general se encuentra a cargo del Fondo para la Comunicación y la Educación Ambiental, A.C. (FEA, AC). Una de las partes medulares de este proyecto es el de identificar todos aquellos actores interesados en la problemática del agua para crear grupos de trabajo especializados por tema de interés.
www.agua.org.mx

International Commission on Irrigation and Drainage (ICID)
The International Commission on Irrigation and Drainage was established on 24 June, 1950 as a Scientific, Technical and Voluntary Not-for-profit Non-Governmental International Organization (NGO) with headquarters in New Delhi, India. The Commission is dedicated to enhancing the worldwide supply of food and fibre for all people by improving water and land management and the productivity of irrigated and drained lands through appropriate management of water, environment and application of irrigation, drainage and flood management techniques.
www.icid.org

International Water Resources Association (IWRA)
Since its official formation in 1972, the organization has actively promoted the sustainable management of water resources around the globe. The belief that sustainability requires interdisciplinary action and international cooperation is a driving force behind the association. IWRA seeks to improve water resource outcomes by improving our collective understanding of the physical, biological, chemical, institutional, and socioeconomic aspects of water.
www.iwra.net

Stockholm International Water Institute (SIWI)
The Stockholm International Water Institute is a scientific, technical and educational organization that contributes to international efforts to combat the escalating global water crisis. SIWI facilitates research, raises awareness and stimulates action on world water issues.
www.siwi.org

Inter-American Development Bank (BID)
The Inter-American Development Bank is the oldest and largest regional multilateral development institution. The Bank's operations cover the entire spectrum of economic and social development. In the past, Bank lending emphasized the productive sectors of agriculture and industry, the physical infrastructure sectors of energy and transportation and the social sectors of environmental and public health, education and urban development. Current lending priorities include poverty reduction and social equity, modernisation and integration, and the environment.
www.iadb.org

State Water Commission of Guanajuato, Mexico
The State Water Commission of Guanajuato (CEAG), is the most advanced water management institution in Mexico. Among the main objectives of the Commission are the planning of the water sector in the State and support the municipal water utilities. CEAG is actively promoting a new water-culture in the state, and is improving water management efficiency.
www.guanajuato.gob.mx/ceag

Capacity Building International, Germany
InWEnt is a non-profit organisation dedicated to advance training and human resource development in the Third World. Together with partner organisations in Germany and abroad, it forms an international network, which offer practice-oriented training, exchange and foreign learning language programmes. The organisation's objectives are: promoting know-how and transfer of knowledge between North and South, East and West, international exchange of experience, initiating developmental processes and global cooperation.
www.inwent.org

Taylor & Francis
Building on two centuries of experiences, Taylor & Francis has grown rapidly over the last two decades to become a leading international academic publisher. With offices in London, Brighton, Basingstoke, Reading and Abingdon in the UK, Stockholm and Oslo in mainland Europe, New York and Philadelphia in the USA, Singapore and India, the Group publishes over 800 journals and over 1,800 new books each year. Taylor and Francis publishes the International Journal of Water Resources Development of the Centre.
www.tandf.co.uk

International Commission on Large Dams (ICOLD)
ICOLD is a professional NGO which provides a forum for exchange of knowledge and experiences to ensure dams are built safely, efficiently, economically and without adverse environmental impacts.
www.icold-cigb.org