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Sustainable Water Management in Germany against the Background of European Liberalisation Trends
Roof Report 2004 – Heavily Modified Water Bodies in the Danube River Basin
Benchmarking of Water Supply and Sanitation Services (Waterbench)
Together with partner institutes in France and Russia Ecologic is identifying a set of benchmarking indicators for Water Supply and Sanitation (WSS) services. These indicators are to assist the WSS sectoral reform and modernisation in the Newly Independent States (NIS). The results of the study will be published in the beginning of 2005.
Does European Regulation Threaten the German Water Sector?
Screening Methods for the Water Framework Directive (SWIFT-WFD)
The underlying goal of the SWIFT-WFD project is to support the implementation of the Water Framework Directive (WFD). The project's objective is to identify the monitoring methods in use and assess how they support the WFD implementation. It also aims to develop new screening methods which are cost-effective and ready to use.
Identification and Designation of Heavily Modified and Artificial Water Bodies
International Comparison of Water Management
Legal and Policy Framework for Flood Prevention and Remediation in Germany
Environmental and Resource Costs in the Water Framework Directive: the Case of Germany
The valuation of environmental and resource costs plays a central role for the implementation of the EC Water Framework Directive (WFD). Benjamin Görlach and Eduard Interwies investigated many of the economic aspects - such as the cost recovery for water services, incentive pricing for water, or the selection of cost-effective measures. The study to the German Federal Environmental Agency was published.
In the implementation of the EC Water Framework Directive, the concept of environmental and resource costs applies above all to the cost recovery of water services. Article 9 of theRead more