ICWC Water Dialogues: The Role of Financial Institutions in Catalyzing Collaborations in Shared Waters
The Baltic Sea Project is grounded on the conviction that all actors in the region must tackle the major environmental challenges together. The Project is open to all actors from public and private sector who would actively contribute toward a healthy Baltic Sea. It gathers and works with those actors in various forms to improve the conditions of the Baltic Sea.
Tove Erikslund is the Chief Administrative Officer and member of the board at Ålandsbanken. She worked at the bank for many years with a variety of issues through different positions, such as business developer, Human Resources Director and sustainability. Together with her colleagues, she took the initiative to develop the Baltic Sea project, which includes the Baltic Sea card and Åland index.
Welcome to the sixth seminar in the Water Dialogues series, co-hosted by the International Centre for Water Cooperation (ICWC) and SIWI Swedish Water House.
- Date: 2017-06-08
- Time: 10:00 – 11:00
- Venue: SIWI office Conference room “Ocean”
- Address: Linnégatan 87A, 5th floor, Stockholm
- Registration: RSVP here
- Contact: johan.karlsson@siwi.org
- Event hashtags: @icwc_se @swewaterhouse #waterdialogues #watercooperation
- Water and climate
- World Water Week
- Water governance
- Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH)
- Water governance
- Gender and water
- Resilience through water
