Got Water? More Info On Attempt to Buy Peoria's Private Water Company - By Terry Rowe

ICLEI is a private German Company that promotes sustainability. I have no evidence that they are active  in our region, but that does not preclude the use of their methods by local operators.

 ICLEI promoted a local water campaign in 2000. The site has been taken down from the internet,  but my attachment was copied before the site was removed.
From my attachment;
Milestone 2: Establish targets----consumption.
Milestone 3.---approval for a local water agenda. This gives cause for concern when Jim Baumgartner speaks of leveraging its' strategic importance. (Baumgartner is employed by Caterpilllar)

 

My question, what is the limit of the authority of FFCI?

I request a public discussion of this question.

(the following is from the web)

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Water Campaign

Launched in 2000, the overarching ICLEI Water Campaign promotes the development of local water action plans to achieve tangible improvements in local water quality, conservation and access. A wide range of local initiatives have been taken in different regions across the world.

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The Water Campaign, Australia

Timeframe: 2001 - ongoing

Coordinator: ICLEI Oceania

The ICLEI’s Water Campaign is an international freshwater management program which aims to build the capacity of local government to reduce water consumption and improve local water quality.

ICLEI's Water Campaign is designed to assist local governments in their efforts to manage water in a sustainable way. The Campaign provides a framework that encourages the development of local water action plans to achieve tangible improvements in local water quality, conservation and access. Participants in the campaign work towards achieving holistic integrated water resources management.

The Water Campaign™ is an ICLEI Oceania program delivered in collaboration with the Australian Government, the Government of Western Australia, City West Water, South East Water, Yarra Valley Water, Adelaide and Mount Lofty Ranges Natural Resources Management Board, South Australian Murray-Darling Basin Natural Resources Management Board and the Northern and Yorke Natural Resources Management Board.

There are now 113 Australian councils participating in the Water Campaign™.

The case studies and milestone materials of the Water Campaign™ are accessible for councillors and staff from participating ICLEI Oceania campaigns and programs. The Campaign news is available at the website of the ICLEI Oceania.