Conference on water economics statistics and finance

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Conference on Water
Economics Statistics and
Finance
Deliverable D7.5
Partner: DUTh (17)
K. P. Tsagarakis & A. Gemitzi
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Deliverable summary
Project title
Acronym
Date due
Final version submitted to EC
Complete references
Groundwater and Dependent Ecosystems: New Scientific and
Technological Basis for Assessing Climate Change and Land-use
Impacts on Groundwater
GENESIS
Contract number 226536
Month 19 in GENESIS
Month 19 in GENESIS
Contact person
Contact information
Authors and their affiliation
Konstantinos P. Tsagarakis & Alexandra Gemitzi
[email protected] & [email protected]
Konstantinos P. Tsagarakis (DUTh)
Alexandra Gemitzi (DUTh)
Project homepage
Confidentiality
Key words
www.thegenesisproject.eu
PU
Dissemination, publication, management
Not relevant for this deliverable
Summary (publishable) for
policy uptake
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Table of content
Conference on Water Economics Statistics and Finance .............................................................................. 5
Annex 1 – Conference Program .................................................................................................................... 8
Annex 2 – Summaries of GENESIS papers presented ................................................................................. 27
Annex 3 – Participant list ............................................................................................................................ 31
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Conference on Water Economics Statistics and Finance
2nd INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON WATER ECONOMICS, STATISTICS, AND FINANCE. Alexandroupolis,
Thrace, Greece, 3-5 July 2009
The main organizer of this conference was IWA and Democritus University of Thrace. The
chair of the organizing and the scientific committee was the Assistant Professor Konstantinos
P. Tsagarakis, who is participating in GENESIS via DUTH. The conference took place in
Alexandroupolis, a few km away from Vosvosis area, which is a case study of the project. The
conference was held shortly after the kick off meeting of the project, and was attended by
170 scholars.
Conference program is given in Annex 1
Summaries of the four GENESIS papers presented are given in Annex 2.
Participant list is given in Annex 3.
There were five sessions as follows:
1.
Water Economics,
2.
Statistics and Benchmarking,
3.
Optimal Water Resources,
4.
Engineering Cost Analysis,
5.
Short Papers
The 1st and 4th sessions was relevant to WP6 while the 2nd and 3rd as relevant to other WPs
of GENESIS.
Considering the above, the venue and timing was an excellent opportunity to disseminate
information concerning the project. This was done by including 4 short papers in the
conference proceedings. Also the local media gave great attention to GENESIS project. DELAT
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TV hosted in the evening news a live interview of Dr Alexandra Gemitzi concerning the
Genesis project and the Vosvozis case study. The following papers were presented and were
included in the conference pre-print books.

GENESIS, an Integrated Research Project to Support Groundwater Systems
Management by B. Kløve (Norway)

Hydro-economic Modelling of Groundwater Management and the GWD-WFD.
Application to the Jucar Case Study in the EU GENESIS Project by M. Pulido-Velazquez,
S. Peña-Haro, C. Llopis-Albert, J. Andreu, D. Pulido (Spain)

Genesis Project - AUEB Contribution, WP 6: Groundwater Systems Management:
Scenarios, Risk Assessment, Cost-efficient Measures and Legal Aspects by P.
Koundouri, Y. Kountouris, K. Remoundou (Greece)

Investigation of the Impacts of Climate and Land Use Changes on Groundwater
Dependent Ecosystems; the Vosvosis Case Study (Thrace, Greece) by A. Gemitzi, C.
Akratos, C. Petalas (Greece)
The conference gave the opportunity to meet some of the project partners.
TSAGARAKIS K.P. (DUTH)
GEMITZI A. (DUTH)
PULIDO-VELAZQUEZ M. (UPVLC)
KOUNTOURI P. (AUTH)
REMOUNDOU K. (AUTH)
AKRATOS C. (DUTH)
PETALAS C. (DUTH)
Other project partners although were not present had their work relevant to GENESIS
presented
KLØVE B. (Bioforks/UOULU)
KOUNTOURIS Y. (UNIMAN)
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GENESIS budget from WP7 was not affected since it was a self financed conference.
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Annex 1 – Conference Program
Conference Programme and Invitation to Register
2nd INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON
WATER ECONOMICS, STATISTICS, AND
FINANCE
Alexandroupolis, Thrace, Greece
3-5 July 2009
Organised by
IWA, Specialist Group on Statistics and Economics
Department of Environmental Engineering, Democritus University
of Thrace
Department of Economics, University of Crete
Under the Aegis and Sponsorship of
Technical Chamber of Greece
Prefecture of Evros
Prefectural Local Authority of Rodopi-Evros
Region of Eastern Macedonia-Thrace
July 2009
Alexandroupolis, Greece
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ORGANIZERS
DEMOCRITUS UNIVERSITY OF THRACE
DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING
UNIVERSITY OF CRETE
DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS
UNDER THE AEGIS AND SPONSORSHIP OF
DEMOCRITUS UNIVERSITY OF THRACE
RESEARCH COMMITTEE OF THE SPECIAL ACCOUNT
TECHNICAL CHAMBER OF GREECE
PREFECTURE OF EVROS
PREFECTURAL LOCAL AUTHORITY OF RODOPI-EVROS
REGION OF EAST MACEDONIA - THRACE
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INTRODUCTION
The conference has been planned by the IWA Statistics and Economics Specialist
Group with the co-operation and sponsorship of the Department of Environmental
Engineering, Democritus University of Thrace, the Department of Economics of the
University of Crete and IWA.
Access to water and sanitation and sustainable management of water resources are
key issues in the world today, and have for some time been a focus of the IWA
Statistics & Economics Specialist Group. In addition to this, the International Water
Association, representing the views of the global network of water professionals, has
as one of its pivotal aims the exchange of scientific and professional experiences of
academics and practical water industry managers. This conference is intended to
make a major contribution to the transfer of knowledge from research to practice
covering the entire water cycle, ultimately influencing major policy decisions.
OBJECTIVES
The conference is aimed at specialists interested in economics, statistics, and
financing of water and sanitation. The event is expected to be a great opportunity for
the participants to share information and experiences on both fundamental and
practical issues. Aspects of water resources, water supply and wastewater treatment
projects will be considered on issues that will include economic, cost/benefits,
feasibility analysis, as well as funding possibilities and practices.
PARALLEL CONFERENCE
A parallel conference will be organized at the same venue by the Specialist Group on
Strategic Asset Management entitled “Asset Management of Medium and Small
Wastewater Utilities”.
CONFERENCE VENUE
The Conference will take place in the Conference Center of the “Thraki Palace
Hotel”, located within a short distance (4 Km) from the city center of
Alexandroupolis, Thraki, Greece from July 3 to 4, 2009. Telephone: +30 25510 89100, , Fax: +30 25510 – 89119, [email protected]. Presentations will take
place in “DIMOKRITOS1” and “DIMOKRITOS2” Rooms, while poster displays
and coffee breaks will be held in the “FOYER APOLLO”.
REGISTRATION FEES
Standard registration fee for both conferences is 650 €, and 550 € for IWA members.
Student registration fee is 310 €. The conference fee covers attendance, morning and
afternoon teas/coffees, on site lunches for 3 days, welcome reception and conference
gala dinner. Conference gala dinner is not included in the reduced student fee.
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Conference preprint books, programme, information pack and access to presentations
will be given for both conferences.
LANGUAGE
The official language of the Conference is English for all presentations and discussions.
PUBLICATIONS
All papers from the platform and poster sessions are printed in two books of about 750
pages. These books will be handed out to the participants at the registration desk and
are included in the registration fee. Additional copies may be ordered. Papers that, after
thorough refereeing and editing, meet the high quality standards of IWA, will be
published in the following IWA Journals: Water Science and Technology, Water
Science and Technology: Water Supply, Water Practice & Technology and Water
Utility Management International.
OTHER ACTIVITIES AND SOCIAL PROGRAMME
• On Thursday, July 2, a welcome event will be organised at 21:00 at Thraki Palace
Hotel. Includes drinks and a light buffet dinner
• On Friday, July 3, a Gala Diner will be organised at 21:00 at Thraki Palace Hotel.
• On Saturday, July 4, a bus tour will be organised at 15:00. Participants and
accompanying persons will be transferred to different areas of Evros region and then
will be left down town for an independent walk, or be returned to the hotel. This
tour is included in the conference fee.
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ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
Bastrup Jens, Danish Water and Wastewater Association, Denmark
Metaxas Socrates, Water Board of Lemesos, Cyprus
Paranychianakis Nikolaos, Technical University of Crete, Greece
Parena Renato, Societa Metropolitana Acque Torino Spa, Italy
Petrakis Emmanuel, University of Crete, Greece
Renard Nicolas, Veolia (Vivendi Water), France
Smeets Ed, Tilburgsche Waterleiding Maatschappij (TWM), The Netherlands
Theuretzbacher-Fritz Heimo, Graz University of Technology, Austria
Troquet Ingrid, Waterleiding Maatschappij Limburg (WML), The Netherlands
Tsagarakis Konstantinos (Chair person), Democritus University of Thrace, Greece
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SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE
Bartoszczuk Pawel, Warsaw School of Economics, Poland
Dinar Ariel, University of California, Riverside, USA
Economopoulos Alexander, Technical University of Crete, Greece
Förster Jürgen, Eurostat, Luxembourg
Franceys Richard, Cranfield University, UK
Gaudin Sylvestre, Department of Economics, Oberlin College, USA
Gemitzi Alexandra, Democritus University of Thrace, Greece
Genius Margarita, University of Crete, Greece
Georgantzis Nikolaos, University of Cyprus, Cyprus
Gürlük Serkan, Uludag University, Turkey
Hanley Nick, University of Stirling, UK
Hernandez-Sancho Francesc, University of Valencia, Spain
Kampas Athanasios, Agricultural University of Athens, Greece
Kleiner Yehuda, National Research Council of Canada, Canada
Koundouri Phoebe, Athens University of Economics and Business, Greece
Latinopoulos Pericles, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece
Maurer Max, Swiss Federal Institute of Aquatic Science and Technology (Eawag),
Switzerland
Nauges Celine, LERNA - Toulouse School of Economics, France
Netanyahu Sinaia, Tahal Consulting Engineers, Israel
Nikolaou Ioannis, Democritus University of Thrace, Greece
Paranychianakis Nikolaos, Technical University of Crete, Greece
Petalas Christos, Democritus University of Thrace, Greece
Petrakis Emmanuel, University of Crete, Greece
Raffensperger John, University of Canterbury, New Zealand
Raggi Meri, University of Bologna, Italy
Rozakis Stelios, Agricultural University of Athens, Greece
Sanclemente Roman Carles, Grupo AGBAR, Spain
Sauer Johannes, Imperial College London, UK
Smeets Ed, Tilburgsche Waterleiding Maatschappij (TWM), The Netherlands
Theuretzbacher-Fritz Heimo, Graz University of Technology, Austria
Troquet Ingrid, Waterleiding Maatschappij Limburg (WML), The Netherlands
Tsagarakis, Konstantinos, Democritus University of Thrace, Greece
Tsihrintzis Vassilios, Democritus University of Thrace, Greece
Tsiotas George, University of Crete, Greece
Wang Wen, Hohai University, China
Ziegler Andreas, University of Zurich, Switzerland
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SCIENTIFIC AND SOCIAL PROGRAMME
13.10 - 14.40
14.40 - 15.20
14.40 - 15.40
15.40 - 16.20
THURSDAY, 02 JULY 2009
Registration (Thraki Palace Hotel)
Welcome Reception (Thraki Palace Hotel)
FRIDAY, 03 JULY 2009
Registration
Welcoming Addresses (“DIMOKRITOS 1” Room), in
common with the “Asset Management of Medium and Small
Wastewater Utilities” conference.
Keynote Presentations (“DIMOKRITOS 1” Room), in
common with the “Asset Management of Medium and Small
Wastewater Utilities” conference.
Coffee Break Ç
Session 1 (“DIMOKRITOS 2” Room)
Lunch Break Æ
Viewing of Posters
Coffee Break Ç
Gala Dinner È
SATURDAY, 04 JULY 2009
Keynote Presentations (“DIMOKRITOS 1” Room)
Coffee Break Ç
Lunch Break Æ
Bus tour in the region Y
SUNDAY, 05 JULY 2009
Coffee Break Ç
Lunch Break Æ
CLOSURE (“DIMOKRITOS 1” Room).
Session 1:
Session 2:
Session 3:
Session 4:
Session 5:
DESCRIPTION OF SESSIONS
Water Economics
Statistics and Benchmarking
Optimal Water Resources Management
Engineering Cost Analysis
Short Papers
18.00 – 21.00
21.00 – 23.00
08.00 – 09.00
09.00 – 10.00
10.00 – 11.20
11.20 – 11.50
11.50 – 13.50
13.50 – 14.50
14.50 – 15.30
15.30 – 16.50
16.50 – 17.20
17.20 –19.00
21:00 – 23.00
09.00 – 11.00
11.00 – 11.30
11.30 – 13.30
13.30 – 15.00
15.00 – 21.00
09.00 – 09.20
09.20 – 11.00
11.00 – 11.30
11.30 – 13.10
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PROGRAMME - PRESENTATIONS
THURSDAY, 02 JULY 2009
18.00 – 21.00
21.00 – 23.00
Registration
Welcome Reception
FRIDAY, 03 JULY 2009
“DIMOKRITOS 1” Room
KEYNOTE PRESENTATIONS
Chair: V.A. Tsihrintzis and S. Renzetti
08.00 – 09.00
Registration
09.00 – 10.00
Welcoming Addresses
10.00 – 10.40
Climate Change and Water Resource Management: Tradeoffs and
Opportunities in the Field of International Water (Keynote: “ 2nd
International Conference on Water Economics, Statistics and
Finance”)
A. Dinar (USA)
10.40 – 11.20
Is Strategic Asset Management Applicable to Small and Medium
Utilities? (Keynote: “Asset Management of Medium and Small
Wastewater Utilities”)
H. Alegre (Portugal)
11.20 – 11.50
Coffee Break Ç
“DIMOKRITOS 1” Room (in parallel with “DIMOKRITOS 2”)
Session 3
OPTIMAL WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
Chair: C. Petalas and M. Pulido-Velazquez
11.50 – 12.10
Artificial Intelligence Methodologies Used for the Solutions of
Environmental Water Resources Management Problems
M.P. Papadopoulou, I.K. Nikolos, G.P. Karatzas, G. Kyritsakas
(Greece)
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12.10 – 12.30
Agricultural Costs Due to Saltwater Intrusion in South Rhodope
Coastal Aquifer
E. Galazoulas, C. Petalas, A. Gemitzi (Greece)
12.30 – 12.50
Cost-effectiveness Analysis of Agricultural Measures of the EU
Water Framework Directive: a Regional Model for the Beerze and
Reusel River Basin in the Netherlands
T. Reinhard (The Netherlands)
12.50 – 13.10
Economic Tools for Selecting a Programme of Measures to Meet
the WFD Standards. Application to the Serpis River Basin, Spain
M. Pulido-Velazquez, F. Hernandez-Sancho, J. Ferrer-Polo, J.I.
Latorre (Spain)
13.10 – 13.30
The Implementation of the Economic Aspects the Water
Framework Directive Under Data Limitations: A Rapid Appraisal
Approach
P. Koundouri, Y. Kountouris, K. Remoundou (Greece)
13.30 – 13.50
Genetic Algorithm and Its Application in Statistical Analysis of
Flood Flows
Y. Hassanzadeh, V. Nourani, A. Abdi (Iran)
13.50 – 14.50
Launch Break Æ
14.50 – 15.30
Viewing of Posters
Session 3 (cont.)
Chair: Y. Hassanzadeh and M. Mazzola
15.30 – 15.50
A Simulation/Optimization Model for Selecting Infrastructure
Alternatives in Complex Water Resources Systems
C. Arena, M.R. Mazzola, G. Scordo (Italy)
15.50 – 16.10
Time Series Based Irigation Water Demad Forecasting Using a
Genetically Evolved Neural Network
C. Ucenic (Romania), G. Atsalakis (Greece)
16.10 – 16.30
The Need for Appropriate Economic Incentives in Groundwater
Management: Application to a Rural Area in Greece
D. Latinopoulos (Greece)
16.30 – 16.50
A Real Options Analysis of Singapore Water Supply System
S. Zhang, V. Babovic (Singapore)
16.50 – 17.20
Coffee Break Ç
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Session 1
WATER ECONOMICS
Chair: A. Protopappas and M. Raggi
11.50 – 12.10
Self-selection Bias and Manufacturing Firms’ Demand for Water
Recirculation
J. Bruneau, S. Renzetti, M. Villeneuve (Canada)
12.10 – 12.30
Residential Water Demand in Portugal: Checking for EfficiencyBased Justifications for Increasing Block Tariffs
H. Monteiro (Portugal)
12.30 – 12.50
Substitution Possibilities for Water in the South African Mining
Industry
T. Linz (Germany)
12.50 – 13.10
How do Markets Manage Water Resources? An Experiment
A. Garcia-Gallego (Spain), N. Georgantzis (Cyprus, Spain), P.
Kujal (Spain)
13.10 – 13.30
Choosing Filtered and Bottled Water Over Tap: An Examination of
Motivations for Water Consumption Choices in Canada
D. Dupont, W. Adamowicz (Canada), A. Krupnick (USA)
13.30 – 13.50
The Performance of Water Utilities in Jordan
T. Al-Assa’d (Jordan), J. Sauer (UK)
13.50 – 14.50
Lunch Break Æ
14.50 – 15.30
Viewing of Posters
Session 1 (cont.)
WATER ECONOMICS
Chair: J. Pires and U. Yetis
15.30 – 15.50
Are the Gains from a Groundwater Management Policy so Low?
E. Martin (France)
15.50 – 16.10
Economic Value of Industrial Water in Korea
G.H. Kim, C.S. Yi, G.D. Yeo, M.P. Shim (Korea)
16.10 – 16.30
Estimation of a Cost Function for the Portuguese Water and
Wastewater Industry
H. Monteiro (Portugal)
16.30 – 16.50
Analysis of Project Optimality by Economic Evaluation
C. Yi, J. Lee, M. Shim (Korea)
16.50 – 17.20
Coffee Break Ç
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Session 5
SHORT PAPERS
Chair: M. Genius and I. Nikolaou
17.20 – 19.00
Study for Characterizing Urban Water Demand from Multi-Family
Buildings in the City of São Paulo – Brazil
D.C. Sanchez, O.M. Gonçalves, R.T.A. Prado (Brazil)
Financing Water and Sanitation in Low-income Urban Areas
V. Muyeba (Zambia)
Valuing and Valuation of Water in Jordan
M. Shatanawi, S. Naber (Jordan)
Data Availability for Calculating the IWA Performance Indicators
for Wastewater Services for an Austrian Town (Population 25,000)
T. Ertl, N. Weissenbacher, F. Kretschmer (Austria)
Integrated Hydrologic-Economic Analysis to Support Water
Resources Planning in the Western Macedonia Water District,
Greece
L. Bensasson (Greece), N. Riegels, R. Jensen (Denmark), D.
Economides, S. Bannou (Greece), P. Bauer-Gottwein (Denmark)
Statistics on Water and Wastewater Sectors from European
Countries
A. Angelakis, N. Paranychianakis (Greece)
Optimal Small Hydropower Plants in Energy Destructors of Urban
Water Supply Networks
A. Stergiopoulou, V. Stergiopoulos (Greece)
The Paradox of Water Consumption and Tarification
J. Hammenecker (Belgium)
Water Tariff Policy in Xanthi Municipality, Greece
C. Petridis, M. Tsagkaraki, K. Davididou, I.S. Aspioti, A.
Chrisikopoulou (Greece)
Experiences with Performance Measurement and Benchmarking in
Sewage Disposal
A. Bäumer (Germany)
Effective Awareness for Domestic Water Saving
K.M. Keramitsoglou (Greece)
A River Sanitation Interdisciplinary Scheme as a Mean to Achive
an Integrated Water Management: the Case of Lerma River in La
Piedad, Michoacan and Santa Ana Pacueco, Guanajuato; Mexico
H.R. Guerrero-Garcia-Rojas, J.C.O. Avalos (Mexico)
GENESIS, an Integrated Research Project to Support Groundwater
Systems Management
B. Kløve (Norway)
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Hydro-economic Modelling of Groundwater Management and the
GWD-WFD. Application to the Jucar Case Study in the EU
GENESIS Project
M. Pulido-Velazquez, S. Peña-Haro, C. Llopis-Albert, J. Andreu,
D. Pulido (Spain)
Genesis Project – AUEB Contribution, WP 6: Groundwater
Systems Management: Scenarios, Risk Assessment, Cost-efficient
Measures and Legal Aspects
P. Koundouri, Y. Kountouris, K. Remoundou (Greece)
Investigation of the Impacts of Climate and Land Use Changes on
Groundwater Dependent Ecosystems; the Vosvosis Case Study
(Thrace, Greece)
A. Gemitzi, C. Akratos, C. Petalas (Greece)
Water resources management and economic parameters of the
cross-border hydrological basin of Nestos River
T. Mimides, A. Kouretzi, K. Pylarinou, K. Mandalaka (Greece)
21:00 – 23.00
Gala Dinner
SATURDAY, 04 JULY 2009
Keynote Presentations
Chair: A. Dinar and S. Rapsomanikis
09.00 – 09.40
Cost Modelling and Economical Efficiency in Wastewater
Treatment Processes (Keynote: “ 2nd International Conference on
Water Economics, Statistics and Finance”)
F. Hernandez-Sancho, R. Sala-Garrido (Spain)
09.40 – 10.20
Environmental Cost-Benefit Analysis and Water Quality
Management (Keynote: “2nd International Conference on Water
Economics, Statistics and Finance”)
N. Hanley (UK)
10.20 – 11.00
European Water Statistics (Keynote: “2nd International Conference
on Water Economics, Statistics and Finance”)
J. Förster (Luxemburg)
11.00 – 11.30
Coffee Break Ç
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Session 3 (cont.)
Chair: G. Oron and H. Theuretzbacher-Fritz
11.30 – 11.50
Maximizing the Water Wealth in a National Water Sector:
Simulating to a Firm with Debt
E. Braude, Z. Sinuani-Stern, G. Oron (Israel)
11.50 – 12.10
Applying the Virtual Water Concept at Regional Level: The
Prefecture of Xanthi (Greece) Example
N. Kotsovinos, M. Gratziou, M. Tsalkatidou (Greece)
12.10 – 12.30
Estimation of the Virtual Water Trade Between Two Spanish
Regions: Castilla-la Mancha and Murcia
Á. De Miguel, E. García, I. De Buestamante (Spain)
12.30 – 12.50
Matching Users’ Rights to Available Ground Water with a Smart
Market
J. Raffensperger (New Zealand)
12.50 – 13.10
A Hybrid Approach for Municipalities Water Management
Decision-Making
P. Kemanetzis, I.E. Nikolaou, E. Grigoroudis, K.P. Tsagarakis
(Greece)
13.10 – 13.30
Influence of Household Socioeconomic Region and Resident Type
on End Use Water Consumption Levels
R. Willis, R.A. Stewart, K.Panuwatwanich, P. Williams (Australia)
13.30 – 15.00
Lunch Break Æ
15.00 – 21.00
Buss region tour Y
Session 1 (cont.)
WATER ECONOMICS
Chair: N. Hanley and F. Hernandez-Sancho
11.30 – 11.50
Determining the Optimal Investment Plan for Water Utilities: The
Case of Three Valleys Water
S. Reid, A. Chalak (UK), J. Hecht (USA)
11.50 – 12.10
A Choice Experiments Approach Towards Evaluating Household
Perception of Environmental and Resource Costs Attached to
Water Scarcity
L. Sardonini, M. Raggi, D. Ronchi, D. Viaggi (Italy)
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12.10 – 12.30
The Role of Restrictions in Urban Water Management: Reflections
from the Australian Drought
J. Chong (Australia)
12.30 – 12.50
Application of the Contingent Valuation Method in A Developing
Country: A Case Study of the Yusufeli Dam in Northeast Turkey
E. Alp, U. Yetis (Turkey)
12.50 – 13.10
Household Preferences and Willingness to Pay for Water Services
in the Middle Olifants River Basin of South Africa
J. Kloos (Germany)
13.10 – 13.30
Valuation of the Use and Nonuse Attributes of Cournas Lake in
Greece
M. Genius, K.P. Tsagarakis (Greece)
13.30 – 14.40
Lunch Break Æ
15.00 – 21.00
Bus tour in the region Y
SUNDAY, 05 JULY 2009
Session 3 (cont.)
Chair: M. Maurer and C. Sanclemente
09.00 – 09.20
The Unequal Geographical Expansion of Water Privatization:
Global and European Perspectives
S. Gialis, A. Loukas, N. Mylopoulos (Greece)
Session 4
ENGINEERING COST ANALYSIS
09.20 – 09.40
Factors Affecting Economy of Scale in Combined Sewer Systems
M. Maurer, M. Wolfram, H. Anja (Switzerland)
09.40 – 10.00
Estimating the Costs of Collective Treatment of Wastewater: the
Case of Walloon Region (Belgium)
T. Dogot, Y. Xanthoulis, D. Xanthoulis (Belgium)
10.00 – 10.20
Financing Small Towns Water Supply in Ghana
C.A. Braimah, R. Franceys
10.20 – 10.40
Cost Recovery of Wastewater Reuse and Intersectoral Water
Transfer Between Rural and Urban Areas – a FAO Economic
Wastewater Study
I. Heinz (Germany), M. Salgot (Spain), S. Koo-Oshima (Italy)
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10.40 – 11.00
Assessing Water Economics, Impacts and Cost Benefit Analysis
for Management and Development of Water Infrastructures
Investment Plans, by Philippe Wind (Singapore)
P. Wind (Singapore)
11.00 – 11.30
Coffee Break Ç
Session 4 (cont.)
Chair: I. Heinz and M. Shibuga
11.30 – 11.50
Integrating Quality and Cost of Surface Raw Water: Upper and
Middle Vaal Water Management Areas, South Africa (58)
B. Dzwairo, F.A.O. Otieno (South Africa)
11.50 – 12.10
Estimation of Water Quality Improvement Benefit Using
Replacement Cost Approach in Korea (56)
K. Yeo, C. Yi, G. Kim, M. Shim (Korea)
12.10 – 12.30
Assessment of the Best Available Wastewater Management
Techniques for a Textile Mill:
Cost and Benefit Analysis (18)
B. Dogan, M. Kerestecioglu, U. Yetis (Turkey)
12.30 – 12.50
Level of Service Based on Economic Analysis (3)
K. Kerri (USA)
12.50 – 13.10
Cost Efficiency and Tariffs in the Urban Water Systems: An
Empirical Approach for Spain (92)
F. Hernandez-Sancho, R. Sala-Garrido, S. Del Saz-Salazar (Spain)
13.10 – 14.40
Lunch Break Æ
Session 4 (cont.)
Chair: I. Heinz and M. Shibuga
14.40 – 15.00
Planning Renewal of Water Mains While Considering
Deterioration, Economies of Scale and Adjacent Infrastructure (95)
Y. Kleiner (Canada), A. Nafi (France), B. Rajani (Canada)
15.00 – 15.20
Decentralised versus Centralised Water Treatment: The Impact of
Growth (82)
M. Maurer (Switzerland)
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Session 1 (cont.)
WATER ECONOMICS
Chair: N. Georgantzis and V. Linderhof
09.00 – 09.20
Farmers’ Preferences for Wastewater Treatment Using Choice
Experiments in Crete
M. Genius, A.N. Menegaki, K.P. Tsagarakis (Greece)
09.20 – 09.40
Does Improved Water Quality Increase the Value of Houses? An
Internet Discrete Choice Experiment
V. Linderhof, R. Brouwer, S. Hess (The Netherlands)
09.40 – 10.00
Demand for Irrigation Water in Central Greece (Thessaly) Under
Recent Agricultural and Water Policy Changes: Unravelling
Conflicts and Synergies
A. Kampas, A. Petsakos, S. Rozakis (Greece)
10.00 – 10.20
Economic Assessment of Water as a Good for Public
Consumption: the Case of Lerma River in La Piedad, Michoacan
H. R. Guerrero-Garcia-Rojas, F. Gómez-Sántiz (Mexico)
10.20 – 10.40
Estimation of Irrigation Water Demand in an Area of Northern
Italy using Positive Mathematical Programming (PMP)
D. Viaggi, M. Raggi (Italy)
10.40 – 11.00
Modelling CAP-WFD Interactions and Cost-effectiveness of
Measures to Reduce Nitrogen Pollution
I. Mouratiadou, G. Russell, C. Topp (UK), K. Louhichi (France),
D. Moran (UK)
11.00 – 11.30
Coffee Break Ç
Session 1 (cont.)
WATER ECONOMICS
Chair: J. Förster and D. Peter
11.30 – 11.50
Assessing the Economic Viability of Alternative Water Resources
and Policy Instruments in Water Scarce Regions: The Roles of
Economic Valuation Cost – Benefit Analysis and Discounting
E. Birol (USA), P. Koundouri, Y. Kountouris (Greece)
11.50 – 12.10
Forests Adding Value to Water Quality in a Land Use Perspective
J. Fiquepron, S. Garcia, A. Stenger (France)
12.10 – 12.30
Municipal Water Pricing
P. Bartoszczuk (Poland)
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Session 2
STATISTICS AND BENCHMARKING
12.30 – 12.50
Suggestions for the Optimal Implementation of Benchmarking
Studies to the Water Supply Sector
R. Neunteufel (Austria)
12.50 – 13.10
Introducing Country-wide Benchmarking to The Water Supply
Sector in Slovenia Linked with Cross-Border Comparisons with
Austria and Bavaria
H. Theuretzbacher-Fritz (Austria), J. Schielein, H. Kiesl
(Germany), R. Neunteufel (Austria), J. Kölbl (Germany)
13.10 – 14.40
Lunch Break Æ
Session 2 (cont.)
STATISTICS AND BENCHMARKING
Chair: Ed. Smeets and K. Tsagarakis
14.40 – 15.00
Water Pricing Policies in Greece: is There a Common
Understanding?
V. Kanakoudis, S. Tsitsifli (Greece)
15.00 – 15.20
The European Benchmarking Co-operation: Taking the Next Step
on the Learning Curve
D. Peter (The Netherlands)
15.20 – 15.40
Regulation of Water and Wastewater Services: an International
Comparison
R.C. Marques, P. Simões, J.S. Pires, J. Almeida (Portugal)
“DIMOKRITOS 2” Room (Cont.)
15.40 – 16.20
CLOSURE
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TRAVEL
Alexandroupolis can be reached with the following means and ways:
A direct flight from Athens to Alexandroupolis airport: you can choose among the
various Greek flight companies: Aegean Airlines, Skyexpresss and Olympic
Airlines. When you arrive to Alexandroupolis airport you can take a taxi for a few
Euros to the conference venue or rent a car if you would like to be more
independent. Public bus transport is also available. You will find various car rental
companies in the arrivals lounge (AVIS, Europecar, Evros Car Rental, Hertz, Sixt).
A flight from Athens to Kavala airport: Kavala airport is 1.5 h drive to
Alexandroupolis. This airport is NOT recommended unless you plan to rend a car.
This is because there is not public transport from the airport to a nearby town and
the only mean to leave the airport is a car. A taxi to Alexandroupolis would cost
about 110 €.
A flight from Athens to Thessaloniki (Salonica): Then take the bus or train to
Alexandroupolis or rent a car. It takes about 3 hours drive from Thessaloniki to
Alexandroupolis. This choice might be convenient only if you find a direct flight
from your country to Thessaloniki. Otherwise Thessaloniki is a bit far from the
conference venue, but if you take this choice, you are going to enjoy the route
through the brand new, uncongested and safe "Egnatia" motorway. If you decide to
drive to Alexandroupolis from Salonica, you will find the conference venue on the
first Alexandroupolis motorway exit.
Intercity (long distance) bus: This is an intercity bus called KTEL (Tel. +30 25510
26479), it connects Alexandroupolis with other towns. Thessaloniki Alexandroupolis: 07:30-10:15-12:00-14:30-15:45-17:00 express (not on
Saturday)-19:00-23:45 (5 hrs), Athens - Alexandroupolis: 17:00 (9 hrs)
Radio Taxi phone number: 25510 33500, Local Bus Station: 25510 26479
OTHER PRACTICAL INFORMATION
Alexandroupolis is the capital of Evros prefecture. Evros is the Greek prefecture that
constitutes the cross roads for three countries: Greece, Turkey and Bulgaria.
Alexandroupolis is a seaside town with a population of 57,000. It has an airport serving
domestic flights and a port connecting to various Aegean island destinations.
The nearest customs point and entrance to Turkey ("Kipi" customs point) is only 30 km
away while the corresponding entrance to Bulgaria ("Ormenio" customs point) is 1.5 h.
West of Alexandroupolis, 45 min drive is the city of Komotini (Rodopi prefecture) and
1.5 h the city of Xanthi.
Telephone: The town code is 25510. Phone calls can be made from OTE’s office
(Greek Telecommunication Organisation: 5 Kavyri St., 25510 26699-27699) and from
public phone stands only with phone cards (Tilekarta, 4 €). Prepaid phone cards
(Teledome, Vivodi, Smartalk, Talk Talk, Hronokarta, with prices from 3 € to 10 €) can
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be bought at kiosks or mini markets, charge less and can be used from any fixed public
or private tone phone. Calling home is cheaper from 10:00 pm- 6:00 am on the
weekdays and from 3 pm at Saturday till 6 am Monday (Greek time). Transferred calls
can be operated through the operator, by dialling 161. Telegrams can be sent from
OTE's office and faxes from OTE, travel agencies and hotels. Useful phone numbers in
Alexandroupoli: Emergency number 100, Tourist Police 25510 66200, Police Station
25510 37386, First aid 166, Hospital 25510 74000, Municipality 25510 64100.
Post office (ELTA): One office, at 42 Vasileos Alexandrou St. (main office) (Mon-Sat
8:00 am - 8:00 pm). Post code: 100 Rethymno. Letter boxes are painted yellow and can
be found in the most central locations. Stamps can be bought from the post offices or
from kiosks and shops selling postcards and foreign newspapers, with a small premium
being charged, Tel: 25510 23122, Fax: 25510 23425
Medical treatment: There is a public hospital at 19 Dimitras St., (Tel. 25510 25772-6)
and many private medical centres. There is always a pharmacy open from 8:00 am to
8:00 pm and another one from 8:00 pm to 8:00 am. Lists of these pharmacies, for each
day, can be found on the window of any pharmacy.
CLIMATE
In July, days are warm (average high temperature above 26°C). Good prospects for
swimming are realised. Sun glasses are helpful. High protection sun cream is essential
but can be found in any shop after arrival.
CORRESPONDENCE
Correspondence regarding travel arrangements, hotel accommodation, taxis, and
conference tours should be directed to:
Stefanakis Alexandros
Tel: + 30 6977 068 055, + 25410 79393
Fax: + 30 25410 79393, email: [email protected]
Annex 2 – Summaries of GENESIS papers presented
GENESIS, an Integrated Research Project to
Support Groundwater Systems Management
,
Bjørn Kløve* **
* Bioforsk - Norwegian Institute for Agricultural and Environmental Research, Soil and
Environment Division, Norway, [email protected]
** University of Oulu, Water Resources and Environmental Engineering Laboratory,
Department of Process and Environmental Engineering, University of Oulu, Oulu,
Finland, [email protected]
Abstract:
Groundwater resources are facing increasing pressure from consumptive uses (irrigation, water
supply, and industry) and contamination by diffuse loading (e.g., agriculture) and point sources
(e.g., industry). This cause major threat and risks to our most valuable water resource and on
ecosystems dependent on groundwater. New information is need on how to better protect
groundwater and groundwater dependent ecosystems (GDE) from intensive land-use and
climate change. The impacts of land-use changes and climate changes are difficult to separate
as they partly result in similar changes in the ecosystems affected. The effects are highly
interwoven and complex. The EU groundwater directive (GWD) and the water framework
directive (WFD) provide means to protect groundwater (GW) aquifers from pollution and
deterioration. At present, the maximum limits for groundwater pollutant concentrations have
been set for nitrate and various pesticides. Also, water of sufficient quality and quantity should
be provided to ecosystems dependent on groundwater. The European aquifers differ by their
geology, climate, and threats to aquifers. This must be considered when general guidelines for
management of these systems are developed. The poster present the layout of the GENESIS
project which is a large scale project on groundwater systems with 25 European partners
undergoing contract negotiations with European Commission. Different relevant aquifer sites in
various European countries to test scientific issues and find new results to important problems.
Hydro-economic Modelling of Groundwater
Management and the GWD-WFD. Application to the
Jucar Case Study in the EU GENESIS Project
Manuel PULIDO-VELAZQUEZ*, Salvador PEÑA-HARO*,
Carlos LLOPIS-ALBERT*, Joaquín ANDREU*, David PULIDO**
* Institute of Hydraulic and Envionmental Engineering (IIAMA), Technical University of
Valencia Spain (UPVLC), [email protected]
** Instituto Geológico y Minero de España (IGME), Spain
Abstract:
The complexity of groundwater management requires method for integrating technical,
economic, environmental, legal and social issues within a framework that allows for the
development of efficient and sustainable water use strategies. Groundwater management in the
EU Member States has to comply with the environmental and water quality requirements of the
EU Water Framework Directive (WFD) and the EU Groundwater Directive (GWD). Under water
scarcity or water pollution conditions, efforts are needed to make groundwater use and
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environmental conservation more compatible. In the context of the EU GENESIS project (7
FP), the IIAMA-UPVLC leads WP6, devoted to “Groundwater systems management: scenarios,
risk assessment, cost-efficient measures and legal aspects”, and will coordinate the
development of a comprehensive hydro-economic modelling framework to define cost-efficient
combinations of measures and management policies to achieve a good groundwater status.
This framework will be applied to the Mancha Oriental case study, in Spain.
Genesis Project – AUEB Contribution
WP 6: Groundwater Systems Management:
Scenarios, Risk Assessment, Cost-efficient
Measures and Legal Aspects
Phoebe KOUNDOURI, Yiannis KOUNTOURIS, Kyriaki REMOUNDOU
Department of International and European Economic Studies, Athens University of
Economics and Business, Greece, [email protected]; [email protected];
[email protected]
Given the numerous and increasing pressures on water resources, due to over-exploitation of
existing aquifers, insufficient recharge due to diminishing precipitation, excessive and
inadequate use through agricultural activities or tourism and conflicting interests between
various users it is vital that effective economic instruments clearly address the problems and
help secure these resources for future generations. The need for economic analysis is explicitly
manifested in the recently adopted EU Water Framework Directive (2000/60/EC) which calls for
the application of economic principles, economic methods and economic instruments for
achieving good water status for all EU waters in the most effective manner.
Economic issues are mainly dealt with in Article 5 (Characteristics of the river basin district,
review of environmental impact of human activity and economic analysis of water use), Annex
III (Economic analysis) and in Article 9 (Recovery of costs for water services) of the Directive
(WATECO 2002). Overall, the main functions of the economic analysis include the following 3
steps:
Characterization of the groundwater basin (article 5)
Assessment of current levels of cost-recovery of water services including environmental and
resource costs (article 9)
Selection of programme of measures on the basis of cost-effectiveness criteria to reach the
environmental objectives of the water framework directive (article 11)
Investigation of the Impacts of Climate and Land
Use Changes on Groundwater Dependent
Ecosystems; the Vosvosis Case Study (Thrace,
Greece)
Alexandra GEMITZI*, Christos AKRATOS**, Christos PETALAS*
* Department of Environmental Engineering , Democritus University of Thrace, Xanthi,
Greece, [email protected]; [email protected]
** Department of Environmental & Natural Resources Management, University of
Ioannina, Agrinio, Greece, [email protected]
Abstract:
The present study demonstrates the investigation techniques which are currently applied in a
small Mediterranean watershed involving groundwater dependent ecosystems. The aim of the
research project is to explore the impacts of climate change and land use changes on important
ecosystems and to find management alternatives in order to minimize the adverse
consequences on both groundwaters and their dependent ecosystems. The study area is
Vosvozis river basin (Thrace, Greece), and it was selected as one of the 16 case studies
throughout Europe which are currently under research, in the frameworks of a large scale
FP7European project named GENESIS.
Annex 3 – Participant list
AUSTRALIA
Ms. Joanne Chong
P.O. Box 123 Institute for Sustainable
Futures, University of Technology
2007 Broadway
Tel: +61295144950
Fax: +61295144941
Email: [email protected]
Ms. Rachelle Willis
124 Bankside Str. Griffith University
4111 Nathan
Tel: +610755828105
Fax: +610755828159
AUSTRIA
Mr. Thomas Ertl
Mutgasse 18
University of Natural Resources and
Applied Life Sciences
A-1190 Vienna
Tel: +436644416716
Fax: +4313689949
Dr. Roman Neunteufel
Mutgasse 18
University of Natural Resources and
Applied Life Sciences
1190 Vienna
Tel: +431360065805
Ir Nathalie Fonde
Passage Des Deportes 2 Gembloux
Agricultural University
3050 Gembloux
Tel: +3281622557
Fax: +3281622195
Ir. Nina Moelants
Willem De Croylaan 46 Katholieke
Universiteit Leuven
3001 Heverlee
Tel: +3216322707
Fax: +3216322991
Prof. Dimtri Xanthoulis
Passage Des Deportes 2 Gembloux
Agricultural University
3050 Gembloux
Tel: +3281622186
Fax: +3281622195
BRAZIL
Racine Tadeu Araujo Prado
Av. Prof. Almeida Prado, Tr. 2 No 83,
Polytechnic Scholl
University of Sao Paulo
05508-900 Sao Paolo
Tel: +551130915147
Fax: +551130915715
Mr. Heimo Theuretzbacher-Fritz
Stremayrgasse 10/I Graz
University of Technology
8010 Graz
Tel: +433168738884
Fax: +43316873-108884
CANADA
BELGIUM
Ass. Prof. Vassilios Kazakidis
School of Engineering
Laurentian University
P3E2C6 Sudbury
Tel: +7056751151x2344
Fax: +7056754862
Mr. Huyghe Eddy
Desguinlei 246 PIDPA
2018 Antwerp
Tel: +3232168907
Fax: +3232486395
Dr. Diane Dupont
500 Glenridge
Avenue Brock University – Economics
L2S3A1 St Catharines
Tel: +19056885550
Fax: +19056886388
Dr. Yehuda Kleiner
1200 Montreal Rd. National Research
Council of Canada
K1A0R6
Tel: +1+6139933805
Fax: +1+6139931866
Dr. Renzetti, Steven
500 Glenridge Avenue Brock University
L2S 3A1St Catharines
CYPRUS
Prof. Nikolaos Georgantzis
P.O. Box 20537
Faculty of Economics and Management
University of Cyprus
1678 Nicosia
Tel: +35722892436
Fax: +35722892432
DENMARK
Mr. Niels D. Riegels
Miljovej B113
Department of Environmental Engineering
Technical University of Denmark
2200 Lyngby
Tel: +4545251452
FINLAND
Prof. Bjørn Kløve
PR346 Water Resources and
Environmental Engineering Laboratory
University of Oulu
90014 Oulu
Tel: +358 (0)8 553 4510
Fax: +358 (0)8 553 4507
Email: bjorn.klove(at)oulu.fi
FRANCE
Mr. Socrates Georgiou
P.O. Box 40620
Sewerage and Drainage Board
6042 Larnaca
Tel: +35799209140
Fax: +357638838
Mr. George Baskaradevan
36 Rue de la Falaise Aqua-tools
78126 Aulnay Sur Mauldre
Tel: +33130957950
Fax: +33130955455
Ms. Rodothea Michael
66 Franklin Roosvelt Ave. P.O. Box
50225 Water Board of Lemesos
3602 Lemesos
Tel: +35725830162
Fax: +35725564382
Dr. Serge Garcia
14 Rue Girardet INRA, AgroParisTech
54000 Nancy
Tel: +33383396869
Fax: +3383370645
Mr. Theodosios Sepos
P.O. Box 21835 Sewerage Board of
Nicosia
1513 Nicosia
Tel: +35722398530
Fax: +35722666569
Dr. Elsa Martin
1 Quai Koch BP 61039 GREQAM
67070 Strasbourg
Tel: +33624970417
Mr. Rajagopal Rajinikanth
17 Avenue De Cucille CEMAGREF
35044 Rennes
Tel: +33223482121
Fax: +33223482115
GERMANY
Dr. Ingo Heinz
Bierstrasse 9 Ex-University Dortmund
58239 Schwerte
Tel: +49230474831
Mr. Inoki Hiromasa
RWTH Aachen
52056 Aachen
Tel: +492418023615
Fax: +492418022285
Julia Roswitha Kloos
ZEF Center of Development Research,
University of Bonn
Walter-Flex-Strasse 3
53113 Bonn
Tel: +490228734942
Ms. Teresa Doris Linz
Walter Flex Str. 3
Center for Development Research
53113 Bonn
Tel: +490178298730
GREECE
Dr. Christos Akratos
G. Seferi 2 Department of Environment
and Natural Resources Management
University of Ioannina
30100 Agrinio
Tel: +302641074209
Prof. Atsalakis George
Technical University of Crete
73100 Chania
Tel: +302821028469
Fax: +302821028469
Ms. Sophia Bakopoulou
Pedion Areos University of Thessaly
38334 Volos
Tel: +306977837601
Fax: +302821028469
Ms. Lisa A. Bensasson
Grammou 62-64 ENM Ltd
Consulting Engineers
15124 Athens
Tel: +302106221782
Fax: +302106124492
Ms. Konstantina Davididou
Vas. Sofias 12
Democritus University of Thrace
67100 Xanthi
Tel: +306948065495
Dr. Vasileios Diamantis
Vas. Sofias 12
67100 Xanthi
Tel: +302541079376
Fax: +302541079376
Mr. Evangelatos Fotis
21st Thivaidos Str.
LDK Consultants SA
14564 Athens
Tel: +302106255300
Fax: +302108196709
Dr. Georgios Falalakis
Venizelou 51
Thracean Gold Mining S.A.
68100 Alexandroupolis
Tel: +302551080987
Fax: +302551035613
Dr. Hatzigeorgiou George
Vas. Sofias 12
67100 Xanthi
Tel: +302541079373
Fax: +302541079373
Mr. Evangelos Galazoulas
Vas. Sofias 12
67100 Xanthi
Tel: +302541079371
Fax: +302541079371
Ms. Ioanna Fotiadou
Vas. Sofias 12
67100 Xanthi
Tel: +302531037723
Fax: +302531037344
Dr. Alexandra Gemitzi
Vas. Sofias 12
67100 Xanthi
Tel: +302541079371
Fax: +302541079371
Dr Vasilis Kanakoudis
Department of Civil Engineering,
University of Thessaly
Pedion Areos
38334 Volos
Tel: +302421074156
Fax: +302421074169
Dr. Margarita Genius
Department of Economics
University of Crete
74100 Rethymno
Tel: +302831077414
Fax: +302831077406
Dr. Styliani Kantartzi
Vas. Sofias 12
67100 Xanthi
Tel: +302541079389
Fax: +302541079389
Dr. Stelios Gialis
Pedion Areos
University of Thessaly
38334 Volos
Tel: +302421074315
Fax: +302421074169
Dr Georgios Gikas
Vas. Sofias 12
67100 Xanthi
Tel: +302541079381
Fax: +302541079381
Ass. Prof. Maria Gratziou
Vas. Sofias 12
67100 Xanthi
Tel: +302541027509
Ms. Dimitra Karali
Vas. Sofias 12
67100 Xanthi
Tel: +306973046380
Prof. Athanasios Karampinis
Vas. Sofias 12
Department of Civil Engineering
67100 Xanthi
Tel: +302541079637
Fax: +302541079638
Mr. Stefanos Karterakis
39 Dimokratias Str.
71306 Heraklion
Tel: +302810225356
Mr. Panagiotis P. Kemenetzis
Vas. Sofias 12
67100 Xanthi
Tel: +302541068923
Ms. Giota Kenanidou
Ap. Souzou 14, Prefectural Local
Authority of Rodopi-Evros
68100 Komotini
Tel: +306937927856
Fax: +302531037061
Ms. Kiriaki M. Keramitsoglou
Vas. Sofias 12
67100 Xanthi
Tel: +306976809249
Mr. Konstantinos Kletsas
Vas. Sofias 12
67100 Xanthi
Tel: +306942402400
Ass. Prof. Phoebe Koundouri
76, Patission Street,
DIEES, Athens University of
Economics and Business
10434 Athens
Tel: +302108203455
Fax: +302108214122
Ms. Areti Kouretzi
Iera Odos 75
Agricultural University of Athens
11855 Athens
Tel: +306977207190
Ms. Antonia Koutsidou
Vas. Sofias 12
67100 Xanthi
Tel: +306948466582
Dr. Glykeria Loupa
Vas. Sofias 12
67100 Xanthi
Tel: +3025410 79384
Fax: +3025410 79379
Mr. Stefanos Markidis
Vas. Sofias 12
67100 Xanthi
Tel: +302541062419
Ms. Eleni-Maria Makropoulou
Vas. Sofias 12
67100 Xanthi
Tel: +306947405025
Mr. Loufti-Ntoan Mechmet
Venizelou 51
Tel: +302551080987
Fax: +302551035613
Dr. Paraschos Melidis
Vas. Sofias 12
67100 Xanthi
Tel: +302541079372
Fax: +302541079372
Dr. Angeliki Menegaki
Adjunct Lecturer
Department of International Economic
Relations and Development
69100 Komotini
Tel: +302531072886
Prof. Georgios Minopoulos
Ap. Souzou 14, Prefectural Local
Authority of Rodopi-Evros
68100 Komotini
Tel: +302531037031
Fax: +302531037061
Mr. Ioannis Mparas
Venizelou 51
Tel: +302551080987
Fax: +302551035613
Dr. Ioannis E. Nikolaou
Vas. Sofias 12
67100 Xanthi
Tel: +302541079397
Fax: +302541079397
Mr. Vasileios Ntafos
Ipailantou 33
69100 Komotini
Tel: +302531038620
Fax: +302531038621
Mr. Frantzis Papadopoulos
Eliniki Georgiki Sxoli N.AG.RE.F
57001 Thessaloniki
Tel: +302310472160
Fax: +302310489044
Ass. Prof. Maria P. Papadopoulou
9 Heroon Polytechniou Str. School of
Rural and Surveying Engineering,
National Technical University of Athens
15780 Athens
Tel: +302107724150
Fax: +302107212563
Ms. Nafsika Papageorgiou
Vas. Sofias 12
67100 Xanthi
Tel: +306942487717
Dr. Nikolaos Paranyhianakis
Technical University of Crete
73100 Chania
Tel: +302821037823
Ass. Prof. Christos Petalas
Vas. Sofias 12
67100 Xanthi
Tel: +302541079385
Fax: +30254107985
Mr. Christos Petridis
Vas. Sofias 12
67100 Xanthi
Tel: +306970999666
Ms. Anastasia Piltsi
Vas. Sofias 12
67100 Xanthi
Tel: +306976977232
Assoc. Prof. Aggelos Protopappas
Vas. Sofias 12
67100 Xanthi
Tel: +302541079883
Fax: +302541079751
Prof. Spyridon Rapsomanikis
Vas. Sofias 12
67100 Xanthi
Tel: +302541079380
Fax: +302541079379
Ass. Prof. Stelios Rozakis
Iera Odos 75
Department of Economics
Agricultural University of Athens
11855 Athens
Tel: +302105294735
Fax: +302105294767
Ass. Prof. Konstantinos P. Tsagarakis
Vas. Sofias 12
67100 Xanthi
Tel: +302541079397
Fax: +302541079397
Mr. Bill Selimos
Perouka 14, Municipality of Argos
21200 Argos
Tel: +306977305299
Fax: +302751061640
Ms. Maria Tsagkaraki
Vas. Sofias 12
67100 Xanthi
Tel: +306942538059
Mr. Aimilios Stamatoglou
9 Heroon Polytechniou St.
School of Chemical Engineering
National Technical University of Athens
15780 Athens
Tel: +302107723268
Fax: +302107723269
Prof Vassilios Stergiopoulos
ASPETE
14121 Athens
Tel: +302102896783
Fax: +302102823247
Mr. Alexandros Stefanakis
Vas. Sofias 12
67100 Xanthi
Tel: +302541079393
Fax: +302541079393
Mr. Thomas Stefanopoulos
Tel: +306972985763
Marina Tsalkatidou
12 Vas. Sofias Str. Democritus
University of Thrace
67100, Xanthi
Tel: +302310819719
Fax: +302310813719
Mr. Thomas Tsalis
Vas. Sofias 12
67100 Xanthi
Tel: +306936637970
Prof Vassilios Tsihrintzis
Vas. Sofias 12
67100 Xanthi
Tel: +302541079393
Fax: +302541079393
Ms. Anna Tsireme
Vas. Sofias 12
67100 Xanthi
Tel: +306974931936
Mr Vasileios Tzanakakis
Evans 60
National Agricultural Research
Foundation
Institute of Iraklio
Iraklio
Tel: +306977441455
Fax: +302810287423
Mr. Triantafyllos Vaitsis
Stathmou 23
67100 Xanthi
Tel: +302541064308
Fax: +302541064308
Mr. Nikolaos Zampounidis
Karaoli & Dimitriou 40
Evros Prefecture
Tel: +30255103650
Fax: +302551035300
Prof. Mario Rosario Mazzola
Via SS. Giacomo E Filipo 7
Palermo University
16122 Genova
Tel: +393356404094
Fax: +390105586327
Ms. Meri Raggi
Viale Fanin 50
University of Bologna
40127Bologna
Tel: +393356404094
Fax: +390105586327
IRAN
Prof. Yousef Hassanzadeh
Faculty of Civil Engineering
University of Tabriz
51664 Tabriz
Tel: +984113341241
Fax: +984113344287
ISRAEL
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Ben Gurion University
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Univeristy of Yamanashi
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Enguru Sitesi No 7 Ministry of
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Middle East Technical University
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Department of Environment
University of York
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University of Stirling
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King’s Building
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University of Edinburgh
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