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UN Sustainable Development Goals
Organizations relating to Utilities
International Association for Structural Mechanics in Reactor Technology / Raleigh NC, USA / Est. 1971
International Trade Union Alliance of Public Utilities, Local Industry and Services Workers / Moscow, Russia
International Trade Union "Elektroprofsoyuz" / Moscow, Russia / Est. 1991
LUX EUROPA / Berlin, Germany
Middle East Lighting Association / Valletta, Malta / Est. 2012
IWA Asia Pacific Region Grouping / London, UK
Infrastructure Consortium for Africa / Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire / Est. 2005
Secretaria Ejecutiva del Consejo de Electrificación de América Central / San Salvador, El Salvador / Est. 1985
International Group of Research Reactors / Saint-Paul-lez-Durance, France / Est. 1989
Agency for the Cooperation of Energy Regulators / Ljubljana, Slovenia / Est. 2009
International Smart Grid Action Network / Vienna, Austria / Est. 2010
Regional Electricity Regulators Association of Southern Africa / Windhoek, Namibia / Est. 2002
ECOWAS Regional Electricity Regulatory Authority / Accra, Ghana / Est. 2008
Global Partnership for Results-Based Approaches / Washington DC, USA / Est. 2003
Arab Towns Development Fund / Kaifan, Kuwait / Est. 1979
Inter-State School of Hydraulic and Rural Engineering for Senior Technicians / Est. 1972
African Forum for Utility Regulators / Pretoria, South Africa / Est. 2002
International Grid Trust Federation
World Green Infrastructure Network / Toronto ON, Canada / Est. 2008
South Asia Forum for Infrastructure Regulation / Delhi, India / Est. 1999
East Asia and Pacific Infrastructure Regulatory Forum / Delhi, India / Est. 2003
GO15 / Lansdale PA, USA / Est. 2004
Global Infrastructure Basel Foundation / Basel, Switzerland / Est. 2008
MEDELEC / Paris La Défense, France / Est. 1992
International Dark-Sky Association / Tucson AZ, USA / Est. 1988
Utility Economic Development Association / Larchmont NY, USA
Ministers' Forum on Infrastructure Development in the Asia Pacific Region / Est. 1995
Nordic Infrastructure Managers
Trans-ASEAN Energy Network / Jakarta, Indonesia
PRIME ALLIANCE / Brussels, Belgium / Est. 2009
Africa Infrastructure Foundation / Lagos, Nigeria / Est. 1995
Institution of Lighting Engineers / Rugby, UK / Est. 1924
Women's International Network of Utility Professionals / Grove City OH, USA / Est. 1923
European Lighting Clusters Alliance / Piombino Dese, Italy / Est. 2011
International Centre for Infrastructure Futures / London, UK
Energy Council of the Americas
European Conference of Triga Reactor Users / Istanbul, Türkiye
Agreement Concerning Cooperative Research in Reactor Science / Est. 1970
Agreement for the Transfer of a Training Reactor and Enriched Uranium / Est. 1970
Agreement Concerning the Regulations of Lake Inari by Means of the Kaitakoski Hydro - Electric Power Station and Dam / Est. 1959
Agreement on Research Participation and Technical Exchange in the In-pile CABRI and Annular Core Pulsed Reactor Research Programs Related to Fast Reactor Safety / Est. 1978
Agreement Concerning the Application of the Agreement of 11 February 1977, in the Field of Gas-cooled Reactor Concepts and Technology / Est. 1977
Eastern Asia Water Supply Association / Seoul, Korea Rep
International Institute for Water Supply and Wastewater Disposal, Zoetermeer / Zoetermeer, Netherlands
AM/FM International - GIS
South Asians Against Nukes
Nordic Working Group on Reactor Safety / Est. 1969
Interelektrotest / Est. 1973
European Fast Reactor Utilities Group
IWA Association of Asian Countries, South and Central
View all profiles (254 total) in the Yearbook of International Organizations
World Problems relating to Utilities
From the Encyclopedia of World Problems and Human PotentialUndesignated garden space
Environmental hazards from transport systems
Inadequate transport infrastructure
Inadequate health services
Improper lighting as an occupational hazard
Deterioration of nuclear power plants
Inadequate energy supply infrastructure
Inadequate road and highway facilities
Environmental hazards from transmission of electricity
Inadequate medical facilities
Nuclear reactor accidents
Environmental hazards of decommissioned nuclear power plants
Reduction in building of nuclear power stations
Environmental impacts of power stations
Lack of technical infrastructure for maritime commerce in developing countries
Lack of sanitation in cities
Environmental pollution by nuclear reactors
Hazardous locations for nuclear power plants
Dubious energy budget of nuclear power plants
Inadequate maintenance of infrastructure
Inadequate infrastructure
Environmental hazards of nuclear power production
Inadequate port infrastructure
Nuclear accidents in space
Vulnerability of nuclear power sources
Action Strategies relating to Utilities
From the Encyclopedia of World Problems and Human PotentialLighting
Lowering housing infrastructural standards
Using energy efficient lighting
Researching vehicle lighting
Developing networked documentation services in social sciences
Developing value codes for business
Assessing costs and financing to ensure integrated and adequate provision of environmental infrastructure
Supporting investment for diversification and national sustainable development
Creating coherent local infrastructure solutions
Raising awareness on the benefits of environmental infrastructure
Using integrated approaches to environmental infrastructure in informal settlements
Conditioning radioactive waste
Strengthening national capacities for improving water supply
Ensuring maintenance of public transport and infrastructure
Adopting sustainable infrastructure policies
Ensuring clean drinking water
Enabling affordable environmental infrastructure for the poor
Strengthening integrated approaches to environmental infrastructure
Researching integrated environmental infrastructure policies
Planning residential transport systems
Improving services infrastructure in poor urban areas
Slowing down building of electricity power stations
Providing environmental infrastructure for human settlements
Delegating community responsibility for water
Encouraging private provision of infrastructure
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