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09 G4-17 AREA I
AREA II
Aqualia's AREA III
Senior Management AREA IV
AREA V
Corporate
Departments
Aqualia involvement in business associations
Domestic
❙❙Spanish Association of Water ❙❙Business Association of the
and Sanitation (AEAS) Water Sector in Andalusia
(AESA)
❙❙Water and Sanitation Supply of
Andalusia (ASA) ❙❙Association of Employers of the
Water Industry in the Balearic
❙❙Water Services Group of Islands (ASAIB)
Catalonia (ASAC)
❙❙Association of Water Supply and
❙❙Spanish Desalination and Reuse Sanitation in the Community of
Association (AEDyR) Valencia (AVAS)
❙❙Spanish Association of Water ❙❙Company Association of Urban
Services to Populations (AGA) Water Management in the
Canary Islands (ACEAGUA)
❙❙ SEOPAN-AGUA
❙❙Spanish Association for the ❙❙Canary Islands Water Centre
Foundation (FCCA)
Defense of Water Quality
(ADECAGUA) ❙❙ ACLIMA
❙❙National Association of ❙❙Modern Foundation
Manufacturers of Capital Goods ❙❙Biomass Technology Platform
(SERCOBE)
❙❙Cooperation Fund for Water and (BIOPLAT)
Sanitation ❙❙Centre of New Water
❙❙ IMDEA-AGUA
Technologies (CENTA
Foundation)
❙❙Urban Cluster Zinnae for
Efficient Water Use
Leading, innovative, committed
Although water is apparently a natural product, it will only
be ready for consumption if it is in constant surveillance by
specialized professionals which are involved throughout the
process of the water management cycle.
The water management cycle ranges from collecting surface
water or groundwater, purification and processing in treatment
Aqualia examines each ofthe
stagesthat comprisethe complete
water cycle managed, optimizing
resources for sustainable
development
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Castilla y León, Castilla - La Mancha, Madrid, the Canary
Islands, Galicia, Cantabria, Asturias, the Basque Country,
La Rioja and Navarra.
Aragón, Catalonia, Valencia, Murcia and the Balearic
Islands.
Andalusia and Extremadura.
International.
Aqualia Infraestructuras.
International
❙❙International Desalitation ❙❙Power & Water Forum Arabia
Association (IDA) Advisory Committee (Saudi
Arabia)
❙❙International Water Association
(IWA) ❙❙Water Advisory Committee
Ditchley Foundation (UK)
❙❙ EUREAU
❙❙Smart Water Networks Forum ❙❙National Association of Water
and Sanitation of Mexico
(SWAN) (ANEAS)
❙❙Association of the Water Supply
❙❙National Chamber of the
and Sanitation Sector in the Construction Industry (CMIC)
Czech Republic (SOVAK)
❙❙Association for Water ❙❙Latin American Association of
Management in the Czech Desalination and Water Reuse
Republic (SZSTT) (ALADYR)
❙❙Czech-Polish Chamber of
Commerce ❙❙Federacione Italiana
❙❙Association for the Development delle Imprese dei Servizi
of the Moravia and Silesia Idrici Energetici e vari
Region (FEDEREUTILITY)
❙❙Operators Association of Supply
and Sanitation in the Czech ❙❙Associacao Portuguesa de
Republic Distribucao e Drenagem de
Águas
❙❙Associacao das Empresas
Portuguesas para o Sectro do
Ambiente (AEPSA)
stations depending on the different uses to which it is intended,
to distribution and collection of wastewater for further treatment
and return to the source from which it was obtained under
optimal conditions, which may not harm the environment. In
short, the process ranges from the supply of drinking water to
the treatment of waste waters.