he fourth World Water Forum and the inauguration of the Asia Pacific Water Forum
The fourth World Water Forum was held for one week starting on March 16, 2006 in Mexico City (Mexico), in which 19,766 people representing 149 countries and regions of the world including Mr. Tetsuma Ezaki, then Vice-Minister for Land, Infrastructure and Transport participated.
The fourth World Water Forum was organized with "Local Actions for a Global Challenge" as its main theme. It was a proactive forum aiming at achieving the MDGs and resolving various water-related problems such as the third forum held in Japan (March 2003).
The "Portfolio of Water Actions (PWA)" gathering various water-related data and exemplary cases developed under Japan's initiative in the third forum was taken over as the Commission on Sustainable Development's Water Action Network Database (CSD WAND) by the UN, and is utilized in the water-related action of developing countries'. Furthermore, in the regional meeting of the fourth World Water Forum, a declaration to establish the non-profit network organization, "Asia Pacific Water Forum (APWF)", aiming to solve the water problems in Asia Pacific region, on September 27, 2006. "Asia Pacific Water Summit" is one of the major activities of APWF, and its first meeting was held successfully in December 2007 in Beppu City, Oita.
he fourth World Water Forum and the inauguration of the Asia Pacific Water ForumThe fourth World Water Forum was held for one week starting on March 16, 2006 in Mexico City (Mexico), in which 19,766 people representing 149 countries and regions of the world including Mr. Tetsuma Ezaki, then Vice-Minister for Land, Infrastructure and Transport participated.The fourth World Water Forum was organized with "Local Actions for a Global Challenge" as its main theme. It was a proactive forum aiming at achieving the MDGs and resolving various water-related problems such as the third forum held in Japan (March 2003).The "Portfolio of Water Actions (PWA)" gathering various water-related data and exemplary cases developed under Japan's initiative in the third forum was taken over as the Commission on Sustainable Development's Water Action Network Database (CSD WAND) by the UN, and is utilized in the water-related action of developing countries'. Furthermore, in the regional meeting of the fourth World Water Forum, a declaration to establish the non-profit network organization, "Asia Pacific Water Forum (APWF)", aiming to solve the water problems in Asia Pacific region, on September 27, 2006. "Asia Pacific Water Summit" is one of the major activities of APWF, and its first meeting was held successfully in December 2007 in Beppu City, Oita.
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