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ACP-EU Water Facility: €200 million call for proposals planned for beginning 2010

The European Commission announced phase two of the ACP-EU Water Facility, setting aside €200 million to help to tackle the water and sanitation problems in the African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) countries. It will launch a call for proposals at the beginning of 2010.

The Water Facility made two tranches of € 250 million each available in 2005 and 2006.

European institutions have doubled their support to the sector since 2002 . There is a changing trend from assisting large water supply and sanitation systems to basic systems (from 22% of the aid in 2007 to 37% in 2009), signalling an increased focus on the most in need of water and sanitation. The average amount spent in the sector by all EU donors is over one billion euro annually.

For more information see the EC Water and Sanitation page, the EU Water Initiative (EUWI) and Aquaknow.

Source: EUWI, 26 Aug 2009

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Information Specialist and Editor of E-Source, IRC International Water and Sanitation Centre, The Hague, The Netherlands

6 comments on “ACP-EU Water Facility: €200 million call for proposals planned for beginning 2010

  1. how do our organization access acp water grant

  2. The Society for the Advancement of Humanity which to be part of your grant.

  3. Egypt is now according to the EU , FP7,classification considered African country. Does this apply to this call

  4. Would like to involved in the consultancy services regarding monitoring and evaluation and Impact Assessment.

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