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Andra Tamburro

Water advocates

<ATamburro@wateradvocates.org>

http://www.wateradvocates.org/\\

Met with them on 4/12  in D.C.  They were very helpful and may help put us  in touch with other groups.

Ambassador John MacDonald

Global Water

http://www.globalwater.org/\\

We met with Ambassador John McDonald in D.C. on 4/13. He gave us a lot of advice and offered to have the Executive Director visit our plants in Honduras. We need to send him an updated copy of the Information packet.  More follow-up might be helpful

Charles Guedenet, Program Assistant
Erick Toledo, Project Director

New Forest Project

http://www.newforestsproject.com/\\

Meet with them in D.C. on 4/13. We met with Charles Geudenet in person and Erick Toledo via conference call. They work in Honduras and there may be opportunities for future collaboration.

Mr. David Alfonso Hernández-Caballero
Minister (In charge of Consular Affairs, a.i.)
Mrs. Wendy Rivera
First Secretary                

Honduran Embassy

http://www.hondurasemb.org/\\

Met with Mr. Hernández-Caballero and  Mrs. Rivera on 4/12 and they suggested a number of organizations that we should contact.

Henrietta Bullinger PhD

Millennium Water Alliance

Millennium Water Alliance
Office +1 202 362 0836,
Mobile +1 202 491 1610
h.bullinger@mwawater.org
www.mwawater.org    

Attended our meeting with Water adovocates: Here is her Email response:
Thanks for your group's presentation on AquaClara at Water Advocates last Thursday.
 
As mentioned the Millennium Water Alliance is a permanent partnership between a number of leading development organizations including CARE, WV, Catholic Relief Services, Africare, Food for the Hungry, Water for People, Lifewater International, Living Water International and Water Partners International, and others active in the water and sanitation sector. We currently have projects in Ethiopia, Kenya and in Central America.  In El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicaragua we have recently launched a schools WASH program.
A number of our members are involved in community water distribution projects. I have cc some of our partners on this email - you may like to get in touch with them directly to discuss your treatment system and possible collaboration.

The paper on AguaClara, particularly the section on implementation was very interesting - perhaps you could add a website or other contact information.

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