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Villa Revedin Bolasco, Castelfrano Veneto, Padova. 12-15 March 2018
Programme and MC agenda attached
Introductory presentation from Action Chair, Gregory Valatin
TESAF Introductory presentation
Presentation by Peter Kristensen, European Environment Agency, on European water policy and the challenges of meeting WFD water quality targets (by Skype)
Presentation by Davide Pettenella, University of Padova on Woodlands for Water PES in Italy
Presentation by Roy Brouwer, Water Institute, University of Waterloo, Canada on The forWater NSERC Strategic Network and Woodlands for Water PES research at the University of Waterloo.
Presentation by Julien Fiquepron, Centre National de la Propriete Forestiere Institut pour le Developpement Forestier, Woodlands for drinking water: two success stories
Management Committee meeting, Castelfranco Veneto, Italy
15 March 2018
Presentation from Action Chair
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