Publications
Reports
PUBLICATION | WORKING WITH NATURE TO RESTORE THE WATER CYCLE
Aqua Publica Europea releases a new publication, Working with Nature to Restore the Water Cycle, showcasing good practices from public water operators on nature-based and hybrid solutions.
EVENT REPORT | Protecting Critical Water Infrastructure in an Evolving Geopolitical Context: Challenges and Solutions
Held in the prestigious setting of the Palace of the Commonwealth in Warsaw, the conference was co-organised by Warsaw Waterworks and Aqua Publica
Aqua Publica Europea | Activity Report 2024
Aqua Publica Europea's Activity Report 2024 is out!
Position papers
PAPER | FINANCING WATER RESILIENCE
Aqua Publica Europea has released a new paper on Financing Water Resilience with concrete proposals to tackle the growing investment gap in water resource management.
Aqua Publica Europea's position paper on the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD)
Following the European Commission’s recent proposal to revise the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), Aqua Publica Europea outlines key recommendations to ensure the framework delivers on its objectives while remaining feasible for public water operators.
Aqua Publica Europea's contribution to the call for evidence for water resilience strategy
Europe is facing a significant water crisis. As climate change is increasingly affecting the water cycle and the overexploitation of limited water
Statements
Joint letter calling for safeguarding Europe’s water resilience
On Friday, 21 November, Aqua Publica Europea together with four water sector organisations, sent a letter to European Commission Vice-President Teresa Ribera, Commissioner Jessika Roswall, Commissioner Valdis Dombrovskis and Commission Secretary-General Ilze Juhansone calling them to safeguard Europe´s Water Resilience – ensure legal security and effective implementation of the water acquis.
APE reaction to the Water Resilience Strategy adopted by the European Commission
The Water Resilience Strategy adopted today by the European Commission is a long-awaited recognition of the growing water crisis and a welcome step
APE and a broad coalition of stakeholders call on the European Commission to firmly uphold the EPR scheme in the recast UWWTD
Aqua Publica Europea and a large group of stakeholders representing drinking water and wastewater service providers, local public utilities, local and regional governments, civil society organisations, social partners, and water-related technology providers, call on the European Commission to firmly uphold the Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) scheme in the recast Urban Wastewater Treatment Directive (UWWTD).