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The project ‘Towards a Shared Environmental Information System (SEIS) in the European Neighbourhood’ was launched in December 2009 to promote the protection of the environment in the European Neighbourhood region through the European Neighbourhood Partnership Instrument (ENPI).

 The project is implemented by the European Environment Agency (EEA) together with partner countries in the ENP South, ENP East and the Russian Federation, bringing together national environmental and statistical organisations leading in the field of environmental information. It will provide a long-term and sustainable perspective for cooperation with the partner countries, as part of the cooperation within the policy framework of the Eastern Partnership, Union for the Mediterranean, Horizon2020 etc.

The project is financed through a service contract managed by DG EuropeAid and is envisaged to run until June 2014. 

 For more information on the project partners and objectives, please refer to the leaflet which is available in English, Russian and French at the project website:http://enpi-seis.ew.eea.europa.eu/communication/leaflet

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News type Inbrief
File link http://www.enpi-seis.ew.eea.europa.eu/communication/leaflet
File link local ENPI-SEIS_Newsletter-1-2011-with-pictures.pdf (PDF, 399 Kb)
Source of information http://www.enpi-seis.ew.eea.europa.eu/communication/leaflet
Keyword(s) sustainable development, sustainable development strategy, environment
Subject(s) DRINKING WATER , DRINKING WATER AND SANITATION : COMMON PROCESSES OF PURIFICATION AND TREATMENT , INFORMATION - COMPUTER SCIENCES , MEASUREMENTS AND INSTRUMENTATION , POLICY-WATER POLICY AND WATER MANAGEMENT , PREVENTION AND NUISANCES POLLUTION , WATER DEMAND , WATER QUALITY
Relation http://www.emwis.net/initiatives/fol060732/towards-shared-environmental-information-system-european-neighbourhood
Geographical coverage Euro-Med,
News date 08/07/2011
Working language(s) ENGLISH
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