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List of Participants List of participants WAT: European Union Water Initiative Eastern Europe, Caucasus and Central Asia (EUWI EECCA) 18th Working Group meeting Start Date: Tuesday, June 24, 2014 End Date: Tuesday, June 24, 2014 Participants: 43 Governments Armenia Mr. Volodya NARIMANYAN 3rd Government building, Republic Square 0010 Yerevan Head of Water Resources Management Agency Armenia Water Resources Management Agency Ministry of Nature Protection Phone: + 374 10 540 867 Fax: +374 10 540 867 Email: [email protected] Azerbaijan Ms. Matanat AVAZOVA H. Aliyev, 50 AZ1073 Baku Deputy Director Azerbaijan Department on National Monitoring of Environment Ministy of Ecology and Natural Resources Phone: +994 125 663 391 Email: [email protected] Mr. Teymur OSMANOV Uz. Hajibeyli street, 80, House of Government, 5th floor, Baku, Azerbaijan, AZ 1000 Deputy Head AZ 1000 Baku Department on Science, Project, Construction and Azerbaijan Foreign Relations Azerbaijan Amelioration and Water Farm Open Joint Phone: +994124985924 Stock Company Fax: +994124935165 Email: [email protected] Mr. Sahib HASANZADE 51 Rasul Rza St. AZ1000 Baku Head of Hydro-Technical Structures Sector Azerbaijan State Agency for Water Resources of The Ministry of Emergency Situations of Azerbaijan Phone: +99412 512 48 47 Fax: +99412 512 48 02 Email: [email protected] Mr. Rafig VERDIYEV 36, Huseynbala Aliyev St., Apt 52, 3-rd Mikrodistrict AZ-1111 Baku Scientific Researcher Azerbaijan Scientific Research Hydrometerologlogy Institute Phone: +994 125 513 16 87 Fax: +994 125 367 570 Email: [email protected] Mr. Asif VERDIYEV 10 H. Aliyev avenue AZ 1154 Baku Head Hydrologist Azerbaijan National Hydrometeorological Department Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources Phone: +99412 566 0279 Fax: +99412 493 1576 Email: [email protected] Website: www.eco.gov.az 1 WAT: European Union Water Initiative Eastern Europe, Caucasus and Governments Central Asia (EUWI EECCA) 18th Working Group meeting Finland Mr. Seppo REKOLAINEN Finnish Environment Institute P.O. Box 140 Director 00251 Helsinki The Finnish Environment Institute Finland Phone: + 358 40 580 65 38 Fax: +358 9 54902390 Email: [email protected] Georgia Ms. Mariam MAKAROVA 6 Gulua St. 0114 Tbilisi Head of the Water Resouces Management Service Georgia Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources Protection Phone: +995 32 272 7226 Email: [email protected], [email protected] Germany Mr. Ralph WOLLMANN Wörlitzer Platz 1 D-06844 Dessau Program Coordinator Germany Federal Environment Agency of the Federal Republic of Germany Phone: +49 340 2103 2196 Fax: +49 340 2104 2196 Email: [email protected] Hungary Mrs. Maria GALAMBOS 11 Kossuth ter 11 H.1055 Budapest Chief Adviser Hungary Hungary, Ministry of Agriculture Phone: + 36 1 7953662 Email: [email protected] Italy Mrs. Alessandra BURALI Via Cristoforo Colombo, 44 00147 Rome Directorate General for Sustainable Development Italy Italian Ministry for the Environment, Land and Sea Phone: +39 6 57 22 8064 Fax: +39 6 57 22 8172 Email: [email protected] Mr. Massimo COZZONE 44, Via Cristoforo Colombo 00147 Rome Senior Officer Italy Italian Ministry for the Environment, Land and Sea Phone: +39 06 5722 8141 Fax: +39 06 5722 8180 Email: [email protected] Website: www.minambiente.it 2 WAT: European Union Water Initiative Eastern Europe, Caucasus and Governments Central Asia (EUWI EECCA) 18th Working Group meeting Kazakhstan Mr. Mukhtar ZHAKENOV 8, Orynbor st., The House of the Ministries 010000 Astana Deputy Director of Department Kazakhstan Department of Water and Biological Resources Ministry of Environment and Water Resources of the Phone: +7 7172 74 01 71 Republic of Kazakhstan Email: [email protected] Mr. Serik AKHMETOV 2, Mirzoyan str., educational – administrative block of the Eurasian National University under the Ministry of Education of Kazakhstan Docent 010000 Astana The Eurasian National University under the Ministry of Kazakhstan Education of Kazakhstan Email: [email protected] Kyrgyzstan Mr. Kanat IMANALIEV 57 Erkindik blvd 720040 Bishkek Deputy Director Kyrgyzstan Deparment of Deputy Director Ministry of Foreign Affairs Phone: +996 312 661 324 Fax: +996 312 660 501 Email: [email protected] Mongolia Mr. Badrakh TSEND Room#407, Government building XII, Builder's Square-13 15170 Ulaanbaatar Secretary of National Water Committee Mongolia National Water Committee Of Mongolia Phone: +976-51-264696 Fax: +976-51-264696 Email: [email protected] Republic of Moldova Mrs. Nadejda CHILARU 9, Cosmonautilor Str. MD 2005 Chisinau Advisory Officer Republic of Moldova Water Management Department Ministry of Environment Phone: +373 22 20 45 38 Fax: +373 22 22 68 58 Email: [email protected] Mr. Ion SALARU 67 A Gh. Asachi str. MD 2028 Chisinau Deputy Director Republic of Moldova National Centre of Public Health Phone: + 373 22 574 677 Fax: + 373 22 574 677 Email: [email protected] Mrs. Serafima TRONZA Cosmonautilor St. 9 MD2005 Chisinau Head of Department Republic of Moldova Ministry of Environment Phone: +373 22 204 530 Fax: +373 22 22 68 58 Email: [email protected] Website: www.mediu.gov.md 3 WAT: European Union Water Initiative Eastern Europe, Caucasus and Governments Central Asia (EUWI EECCA) 18th Working Group meeting Romania Mrs. Ana DRAPA Gheorghe Magheru Blv, no 31, Sector 1 010325 Bucharest Senior Adviser Romania Department for Waters, Forests and Fishery Ministry of Environment and Climate Change, Phone: +40 21 408 9555 Department for Waters, Fishery and Forests Fax: +40 21 408 9603 Email: [email protected] Tajikistan Mr. Huseyn BADALOV 511/1 Zahmatbadskaya Street 734024 Dushanbe Specialist Tajikistan Department for development and implementation of investment projects in energy and water resources Phone: +992 372 353566 sector Fax: +992 372 353566 Ministry of Energy and Water Resources of the Email: [email protected] Republic of Tajikistan Website: www.mewr.tj Ukraine Mr. Oleksandr BON Mitropolita Vasyliya Lypkivskogo Street, 35 03035 Kiyv Head of Water Ecosystems and Resources Division Ukraine Ministry of Ecology and Natural Resources of Ukraine Phone: +38 044 206 31 76 Fax: +38 044 206 31 76 Email: [email protected] Website: http://menr.gov.ua Ms. Olha LYSIUK Chervonoarmiska st. 01601 Kyiv Head of Water Department Ukraine State Agency of Water Resources of Ukraine Phone: +380442262537 Email: [email protected] Uzbekistan Mr. Nurali IRZAEV 9, Uzbekistan street. 100029 Tashkent First Secretary Uzbekistan Ministry of Foreign Affairs Phone: +998712334937 Fax: +998712338755 Email: [email protected] 4 WAT: European Union Water Initiative Eastern Europe, Caucasus and European Union Central Asia (EUWI EECCA) 18th Working Group meeting European Union European Commission Mr. Nicola DI PIETRANTONIO Rue Joseph II, 54 1049 Brussels Programme Manager Belgium DG Europe Aid Development and Cooperation European Commission Phone: +32 2 298 49 52 Email: [email protected] EU-funded EPIRB project Mr. Zurab JINCHARADZE 5, Marjanishvili Street 0102 Tbilisi Deputy Team Leader Georgia Environmental Protection of International River Basins Phone: +995-32 236 8855 Email: [email protected] Website: www.blacksea-riverbasins.net 5 WAT: European Union Water Initiative Eastern Europe, Caucasus and United Nations Funds and Programmes Central Asia (EUWI EECCA) 18th Working Group meeting United Nations Funds and Programmes UNDP-GEF Kura Project Dr. Mary MATTHEWS 445 Brookstone Dr 30605 Athens Chief Technical Advisor United States of America UNDP-GEF Kura Project Email: [email protected] 6 WAT: European Union Water Initiative Eastern Europe, Caucasus and Intergovernmental Organizations Central Asia (EUWI EECCA) 18th Working Group meeting Intergovernmental Organizations Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development Mr. Xavier LEFLAIVE 2 Rue André Pascal 75116 Paris Cedex 16 Principal Administrator France Environmental Performance and Information Division, Environment Directorate Phone: +33 1 4524 9294 Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Fax: +33 1 4430 6399 Development Email: [email protected] Ms. Tatiana EFIMOVA 2 Rue André Pascal 75016 Paris Project Manager France Enviornmental Performance and Information Division, Environment Directorate Phone: +33 1 24 45 14 34 Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Fax: +33 1 44 30 61 83 Development Email: [email protected] Website: www.oecd.org/env/eap Mr. Alexander MARTUSEVICH 2 Rue André Pascal 75775 Paris Cedex 16 Consultant France Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development Phone: +331 4524 1384 Fax: +331 4430 6183 Email: [email protected] 7 WAT: European Union Water Initiative Eastern Europe, Caucasus and Non-Governmental Organizations Central Asia (EUWI EECCA) 18th Working Group meeting Non-Governmental Organizations Eco-TIRAS International Association of River Keepers Mr. Ilya TROMBITSKY Str. Teatrala 11A 2012 Chisinau Executive Director Republic of Moldova Eco-TIRAS International Association of River Keepers Phone: +373 22 225 615 Fax: +373 225 50953 Email: [email protected] Website: www.eco-tiras.org National Water Partnership of Georgia Mr. George DZAMUKASHVILI 2-9-125, Varketili 3 0163 Tbilisi Chair Georgia National Water Partnership of Georgia Phone: + 995 599 547 931 Email: [email protected] 8 WAT: European Union Water Initiative Eastern Europe, Caucasus and Independent experts Central Asia (EUWI EECCA) 18th Working Group meeting Independent experts National Policy Dialogue on IWRM in Armenia
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