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No. ORGANIZATION OBJECTIVES ASSISTANCE17 Inter-American Development Financing development in Latin America and the Caribbean Technical Assistance and FinancingBank (IDB)18 International Network of Promote integrated water resources management Technical Cooperation and Information ServicesBasin Organizationsat the level of river basins19 International Water Office Aid for water development worldwide Technical Assistance and Financing(OIEAU)20 Japan International Aid for development worldwide Technical Assistance and FinancingCooperation Agency (JICA)21 Latin American Energy Cooperation in the energy sector in Latin America Technical AssistanceOrganization (OLADE)22 National Aeronautics and Cooperation for remote sensing imagery worldwide Technical AssistanceSpace Administration (NASA)1644th World Water Forum23 National Oceanic and Cooperation in climate and weather in the region Technical AssistanceAtmospheric Administration(NOAA)24 National Water Commission Manage and preserve the water resources of Mexico Cooperation in Water Resources Managementof Mexico (CONAGUA)25 North American Development Addressing environmental issues in the USA-Mexico border Technical Assistance and Financing inBank (NADB)USA-Mexico border under NAFTA26 Organization of American The Americas regional forum for social and economic development Technical Assistance in Natural ResourcesStates (OAS)and environment27 Organization of Eastern Eastern Caribbean Forum for social and economic development Technical Assistance in Natural ResourcesCaribbean States (OECS)and environment28 Pan American Health Cooperation in water supply, sanitation and health issues Technical AssistanceOrganization (PAHO)in Latin America29 Spanish Agency for Cooperation for international development Technical Assistance and FinancingInternational Cooperation (AECI)30 Swedish International Promote the idea of “international development cooperation” Technical Cooperation and Project FundingDevelopment Cooperation to replace the one-sided giving indicated by the term “assistance.”Agency (SIDA)31 The World Bank Financing development worldwide Technical Assistance and Financing32 The World Conservation To conserve the integrity and diversity of nature, ensuring that any Technical Assistance and project fundingUnion (IUCN)use of natural resources is equitable and ecologically sustainable.33 United Nations Children’s Aid for children development worldwide Technical Assistance and financing in water,Fund (UNICEF)environment, and sanitation34 United Nations Development Aid for development worldwide Technical Assistance and financingProgram (UNDP)35 United Nations Food and Cooperation for agricultural and watershed management Technical AssistanceAgricultural Organization (FAO) issues worldwide36 United States Agency for Aid for development worldwide Technical Assistance and financingInternational Development(USAID)37 United States National Cooperation in weather, hydrology, Technical AssistanceWeather Serviceand forecast models in the region(NWS)38 World Meteorological Cooperation in climate, meteorology, Hydrology, and water Technical AssistanceOrganization (WMO)resources worldwide
HEADQUARTERS CONTACT TELEPHONE E-MAIL AND WEBPAGEUSA Luis Alberto Moreno, 1-202-623-1000 webmaster@iadb.orgWith country Offices President www.iadb.orgFrance Permanent Technical Secretariat (33) 1 44 90 88 60 riob2@wanadoo.frWith Regional Chartershttp://www.riob.org/friobang.htmFrance Jean Renard, President 01.44.90.88.60 dg@oieau.frwww.oieau.frJapan Sadako Ogata, President 81-3-5352- jicagap-opinion@jica.go.jpWith country Offices 5311/5312/5313/5314 www.jica.go.jpEcuador Diego Pérez Pallares, (593 2) 2598-122 / 2598-280 olade@olade.org.ecExecutive Secretary 2597-995 / 2599-489 www.olade.org.ecUSA Michael Griffin, Administrator 1.202.358.0001 public-inquiries@hq.nasa.govwww.nasa.govUSA Conrad C. Lautenbacher, 1 (202) 482-6090 answers@noaa.govAdministratorwww.noaa.govMexico Cristobal Jaime Jaquez, 55-50-64-59 y 55-50-63-02 direcciong@cna.gob.mxDirector Generalwww.cna.gob.mxUSA Raul Rodriguez, 1 (210) 231-8000 Webmaster@nadb.orgManaging Directorwww.nadbank.orgUSA José Miguel Insulza, 1 (202)458-3000 pimultimedia@oas.org.With country Offices Secretary General www.oas.orgSt. Lucia Len Ishmael, (758) 452 2537 oesec@oecs.orgDirector Generalwww.oecs.org1654th World Water ForumUSA Mirta Roses Periago 1 (202)974-3000 webmaster@paho.orgWith country Officeswww.paho.orgSpain 34 91 583 81 00 www.aeci.esWith country officesSweden (46) 8 698 50 00 info@sida.sehttp://www.sida.orgUSA Paul Wolfowitz, President 1 (202)473-1000 pic@worldbank.orgWith country Officeswww.worldbank.orgSwitzerland Valli Moosa 41 (22) 999-0000 webmaster@iucn.orgWith offices troughout the world. President www.iucn.orgUSA Mehdi Danesh-Yazdi, 1 (212)326-7000 information@unicefusa.orgWith country offices President of Executive Board www.unicef.orgUSA Kemal Dervi, Administrator 1 (212) 906-5295 IDPOversightPanel@undp.orgWith country officeswww.undp.orgItaly Jacques Diouf Director-General (+39) 06 57051 FAO-HQ@fao.orgWith regional officeswww.fao.orgUSA Andrew S. Natsios, Administrator 1 (202) 712-4810 pinquiries@usaid.gov.With country officeswww.usaid.govUSA David L. Johnson, Director 1 (301) 713-0645 w-nws.webmaster@noaa.govwww.nws.noaa.govSwitzerland Michel Jarraud, + 41 22 730 81 11 wmo@wmo.intRegional offices in Paraguay Secretary-General www.wmo.chCosta Rica
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