Welcome to the Clean Water Initiative
At the heart of progress lies the vital resource that sustains life itself: water. The Clean Water Initiative, a collaborative effort between She-ERA, UN agencies, local municipalities, and the European Union, is dedicated to enhancing water quality and promoting sustainable water management practices.
Through an array of projects and initiatives, we are striving to make a meaningful impact on communities in the Dukagjin Region.
The Clean Water Initiative is a dynamic partnership committed to safeguarding water resources, revitalizing ecosystems, and empowering communities. Through innovative projects and collaborative efforts, we aim to ensure access to clean and safe water for present and future generations.
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Clean Water Gjakova & Kukes
The Clean Water in Gjakovë/Djakovica and Kukës Project is implemented by a consortium of noon-governmental organizations and local governments, under the lead implementation from SHE-ERA. Other consortium members include Albanian Center for Economic Research (ACER), Municipality of Gjakovë/Djakovica, and Municipality of Kukës. The project is implemented as part of the 2nd Round of Calls for Project Proposals – IPA Cross Border Programme Albania-Kosovo 2014 – 2020 funded by the European Union and managed by the Delegation of The European Commission in Albania. It will be implemented in the course of three years and is expected to conclude by December 2022.
Increase understanding of local authorities and residents of local cultural contexts through cross-border visits between Kosovo and Albania and exchange of experiences. Particular attention will be given to ensuring equal representation of women and men in all forums, activities, and results.
PROJECT OBJECTIVES
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Publications Gjakova & Kukes
RESULTS
While in Gjakovë/Djakovica, construction of river bank in Llukac and development of waste water system alongside the same will considerably reduce river water pollution, in Kukes, the main waste water collector of the city will be reconstructed. The project will also include monitoring activities as well as capcity development for civil society organizations and activists.