Back to content The World Water Quality Alliance of the United Nations The case studies that Fiware4Water has demonstrated, principally in the United Kingdom, and Holland, and soon as well to be explored in Eastern Europe, where the approach of water utilities is different to Western Europe, will be fully optimized, and then disseminated around the globe. So we have created within the World Water Quality Alliance of the United Nations, a movement of social engagement, where we are creating these local water forums based on the model that was developed by Fiware4Water in Great Torrington. This is now being applied in 50 local communities in the aforementioned continents. We believe that this is the only way forward, that for far too long the water sector itself has been very hermetic about its methodologies and its approaches to management. It requires a broader, more open social political dialogue in order to guarantee the policy continuity, which is necessary in order to ensure that water management can answer the challenges of the 21st century. Socio-political and citizens engagement Richard Elelman Head of Politics EURECAT
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