14 years since established The World Water Council

The World Water Council (WWC) is an independent, international organisation incorporated as a French not-for-profit association, with a special consultative status granted by UNESCO, wiki - link and ECOSOC , wiki - link.
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World Water Council - World Water Forum - link

UNICEF UK also advocates for lasting change for children. For instance, UNICEF UK’s Public Affairs Team works to change government policies and practices that are detrimental to child rights in the UK and internationally.
UNICEF - link

UNICEF's Tap Project

unicef TAP PROJECT - link

10 years since Cochabamba's water privatization

8 years since 35 Million Bangladeshis Are Drinking Arsenic As the World Bank and the Bangladesh Government Stall a Plan for Safe Water
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Arsenic-tainted water from Unicef wells is poisoning half of Bangladesh

NEXT TIME one of those nice people with a Unicef tin comes rattling up to you during the pre-Christmas collecting season, try out the phrase "Bangladeshi tubewells."
by Peter Popham in Dhaka - link - Independent

The World Bank claims that prepaid water meters can "facilitate cost-recovery and accelerate private sector participation in provision of water services."
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Scotland’s
Water.
Bankers and consultants
The new kid on the privatisation/mutualisation block is the
Scottish Futures Trust (SFT), led by Sir Angus Grossart.
Sir Angus is one of those bankers who got us into the current
financial mess. He used to be at the Royal Bank of Scotland who
together with HBOS regularly argued for the privatisation of
Scotland's public services. The irony that they have had to be
bailed out by the public sector is obviously lost on him. The SFT
has apparently employed the consultants KPMG to make the
case for privatisation/mutualisation. KPMG make a tidy living out
of the Scottish public purse already and can no doubt see big
fees to be made from privatisation/mutualisation.

Unison - link

The Lisbon Treaty further increases the privatization of public services such as water.

23 May 2007- Activists held a LOUD protest outside a meeting in The Hague of an obscure and secretive body of the World Bank. What is wrong with the PPIAF? We'll tell you. Water for life and not for profit!

The Public-Private Infrastructure Advisory Facility (PPIAF)
(PPIAF) is a multidonor technical assistance facility created to help governments in developing countries improve the quality of infrastructure through partnerships with the private sector.
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Penny Bright is the Media Spokes person for the Water Pressure group in Auckland, New Zealand.

Irena Salina's award-winning documentary investigation into what experts label the most important political and environmental issue of the 21st Century - The World Water Crisis. Salina builds a case against the growing privatization of the world's dwindling fresh water supply with an unflinching focus on politics, pollution, human rights, and the emergence of a domineering world water cartel.
Flow-Water Privatization"