Series of events, organized from 28 until 30 October 2014 in Vienna, Austria, provided an opportunity for NALAS to present its work and enhance the cooperation with public utilities from South-East Europe and their representative Associations

The Danube Water Program is NALAS' partner that works with regional, national, and local stakeholders to promote an informed policy dialogue around the core challenges facing the sector and to strengthen the technical and managerial capacity of the sector’s utilities and institutions – in a nutshell, smart policies, strong utilities, sustainable services. To learn more about the program, check the brochure below, which describes the Program and its activities, shares some early results of collaboration, presents findings and lessons derived from those activities, and describes its longer-term vision

The new edition of NALAS Newsletter is here!

The video from NALAS First Summer School on Local Governance and Intergovernmental Fiscal Relations is now available HERE. The Summer School was organized from 15 until 18 July 2014, in Ohrid, Macedonia

The group of 14 national NALAS Knowledge Management Assistants met on 10 and 11 September 2014 in Donja Stubica in Croatia at their annual meeting to discuss key challenges in their work and further strengthen their capacities

A workshop on Territorial Attractiveness, organized within the project “Assessing Territorial Attractiveness in SEE” (Attract SEE) brought together three NALAS Task Forces in Skopje, Macedonia, from 2-4 September 2014

NALAS looks to engage individuals for translation services for translating the content of the ATTRACT SEE project products from English in Macedonian and Albanian languages and vice versa

Dear colleagues and friends, We express our gratitude to all you have done so far to respond to our appeal for solidarity support within NALAS Network

Dear colleagues and friends, This is an appeal for solidarity support within NALAS Network

Water supply networks in South East Europe need to be renewed and better managed in order to secure quality potable water which will meet the EU standards