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| − | Gerard Payen is a ubiquitous figure and major player in the global water industry. His influence reaches some of the main bodies dealing with water policy in the world today. Ex CEO of [[Suez]] he is President of the lobbying organisation [[Aquafed]] which has strong links to both [[Suez]] and [[Veolia]] [http://www.psiru.org/reports/2006-03-W-Aquafed.doc]. He sits on the [[UN Advisory board on Water and Sanitation]], he is a member of the [[International Water Association (IWA)]] and he was a panel member who contributed to the very influential [[ | + | Gerard Payen is a ubiquitous figure and major player in the global water industry. His influence reaches some of the main bodies dealing with water policy in the world today. Ex CEO of [[Suez]] he is President of the lobbying organisation [[Aquafed]] which has strong links to both [[Suez]] and [[Veolia]] [http://www.psiru.org/reports/2006-03-W-Aquafed.doc]. He sits on the [[UN Advisory board on Water and Sanitation]], he is a member of the [[International Water Association (IWA)]] and he was a panel member who contributed to the very influential [[Camdessus Report]] otherwise known as [[Financing Water For All]]. |
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Latest revision as of 18:50, 26 November 2008
Gerard Payen is a ubiquitous figure and major player in the global water industry. His influence reaches some of the main bodies dealing with water policy in the world today. Ex CEO of Suez he is President of the lobbying organisation Aquafed which has strong links to both Suez and Veolia [1]. He sits on the UN Advisory board on Water and Sanitation, he is a member of the International Water Association (IWA) and he was a panel member who contributed to the very influential Camdessus Report otherwise known as Financing Water For All.
