Austria
Since its founding in 1881, OVGW has worked to promote the Austrian gas and water supply industries and associated sectors in all matters of scientific research, technology, business and legislation. OVGW is a non-profit organization based upon voluntary membership.Of focal concern is ensuring that research and development in matters of gas and water supply remain at the cutting edge of science and technology.
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Austria
The Austrian Water and Waste Management Association (ÖWAV) is a voluntary collective of all parties interested in water and waste management in Austria, which leads to the exchange of experience in economy, administration and science. For its 2.300 members the ÖWAV provides a neutral and independent platform for all specialists in their area of expertise, committed to finding a balance of interests within the Austrian water, wastewater and waste management sectors.The ÖWAV has seven main sections with about 50 expert working groups. These working...
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Belgium
Belgaqua is a professional association, grouping the 3 regional associations representing the Water Sector in Belgium:AQUABRU for the Region of Brussels-Capital;AQUAWAL for the Walloon Region;SVW for the Flemish Region.Together, these 3 regional associations gather 38 drinking water production and supply companies and/or services as well as the urban Waste water treatment services of the Flemish, Walloon and Brussels-Capital Regions. The members of Belgaqua deliver more than 99 % of the Water supply and cover the whole urban Waste water collection...
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Bulgaria
The Bulgarian Water Association (BWA) is a non-profit organization established on 1 December 2005 after the merger of the Bulgarian Water Supply and Sewerage Association (BAWK) with the Bulgarian National Association on Water Quality (BNAWQ).Members of Association are companies (100) and water professionals (200), who are involved in the water supply and wastewater collection, including quality and treatment of drinking water and wastewater; management, preservation and utilization of water resources.
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Czech Republic
Water Supply and Sewerage Association of the Czech Republic is a voluntary, non-governmental interest association involved in the sphere of public water supplies and sewer services.The Association was established on the basis of a Memorandum of Foundation, signed on November the 23rd in 1989 in Kutna Hora.SOVAK CR is an association of organisations involved in the supply of water, disposal and treatment of wastewater, via public water supply and sewer systems, focusing on the operation, ownership and development (or construction) or such systems.At...
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Denmark
Danish Water and Waste Water Association (DANVA) is a national association of water and waste water utilities. DANVA is a non-profit organization funded by the members, who are utilities, municipalities, consultants, contractors and personal members.The members are responsible for 85 per cent of the Danish drinking water supply and for the collection and treatment of waste water from about 85 per cent of the Danish population.DANVA’s mission:DANVA is the natural professional organization for the members with regards to sustainable providing and...
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Finland
Finnish Water Utilities Association (FIWA) is the co-operation and member association of the Finnish water and wastewater utilities, established in 1956. FIWA's membership includes about 300 Finnish water utilities which cover about 90% of water services in Finland. In addition FIWA has about 150 collaborating members (companies, institutes, etc.).FIWA's main purpose is to facilitate an enabling operational environment for its member utilities and support their functions. FIWA works to safeguard and promote the interests of its member utilities and...
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France
Created in 1938, the FP2E now represents nearly all private companies managing water and wastewater services both inside and outside of France, where its members(*) employ around 130,000 people, of which 32,200 work in France. These companies supply water to 46 million people and treat the wastewater of 28 million people in France.The FP2E’s mission is to provide stakeholders – elected representatives, consumer organisations, government authorities and journalists – with a specialist’s point of view on topics relating to the water and wastewater...
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