GB Meetings

27^th February 2005

Tehran, Iran

Participating Countries and Organizations

• Bangladesh, Egypt, Germany, Iran, Kuwait, Lebanon, Oman, Syria, Tajikistan, UNESCO, UNESCO-IHE, International Water Association (IWA), Wageningen University and Research Centre

Objectives:

• Detailed report on the Centre’s activities to the end of 2004
• Pursue approvals of the last Governing Board Meeting
• Detailed report on expenditure of 2003-2004

Approvals:

• The members of the Governing Board committed their Governments and Organizations to make contributions in funding toward the implementation of the Centre’s work-plan;
• Each member of the Governing Board will appoint a representative or focal point with sufficient authority to facilitate […]
  

17^th December 2003

Tehran, Iran

Participating Countries and Organizations

• Bangladesh, Egypt, Germany, Iran, Kuwait, Lebanon, Oman, Syria, Tajikistan, UNESCO, UNESCO-IHE, International Water Association (IWA), Wageningen University and Research Centr

Objectives:

• The organisational chart of RCUWM-Tehran was approved
• The proposed workplan and budget for the year 2004 was approved
• In addition to the proposed projects the two following specific projects were also approved to be implemented
  • assessment of training needs in the region
  • arsenic contamination of groundwater resources in Bangladesh
• It was agreed that all members would provide their written suggestions and confirmation of their contribution in the […]
  

18^th May 2002

Muscat, Oman

Participating Countries and Organizations

• Iran, UNESCO

Objectives:

• Preparing a framework for RCUWM’s activities

Approvals:

• Defining the membership criteria for the countries and regional/national organizations;
• It was decided the Secretariat of IHP and UNESCO-IHE prepare the draft version of Governing Board rules of procedure within one month;
• The Governing Board agreed on that the planning conference be held in 2002. The details will be discussed during the mission of Dr. Ardakanian to Intergovernmental Council of IHP in June 2002;
• It was pronounced by the UNESCO representative that 80000 US$ from International Hydrological Programme (IHP) […]