European Irrigation Association

The National Golf Centre (Spain) is a showpiece course created in the early 2,000s by the Royal Spanish Golf Federation in the municipality of Madrid to promote and facilitate the learning and practising of golf. Situated at less than fifteen minutes from the city centre, it has metro and bus services to hand, making its accessibility one of its virtues. Covering an area of 62 hectares, the 18-hole courses are designed to host the most prestigious international tournaments and also acts as a training facility for the national teams and the national school at the Joaquín Blume Residence. The course is open to the public and it also has a golfing school.

Trees play a pivotal role in the urban landscape as a symbol and key element of the green infrastructure. Their presence is essential for providing key functions such as cooling and regulating the water cycle, thus contributing towards the sustainability and resilience of the cities.

Sustainability Agriculture working group, intends to pay attention to issues concerning the promotion and activation of projects that pursue the sustainable development goals, with a particular focus on …

The Urban Landscape group focusses itself on the green areas in urban developments, irrigation in those areas and making it more efficient and lowering the cost of maintenance.

The EIA encourages its members to collaborate with national organisations involved in standardisation and to the establishment of comprehensive and quality orientated international norms and standards.

Few EIA members already provide training courses which will be appropriately adapted for delivering through the EIA training scheme. Such courses must

Objectives of the group are to share technical experiences and obstacles to the development of Reuse’s projects.

The objectives of the communication workgroup are to improve the EIA communication tools such as LinkedIn and Facebook etc.

Interview with Francesco Dubini, Consultant at The European House – Ambrosetti

After several months of work, supported by many EIA’s internal and external experts, the EIA has finalized the Position Paper : Sustainable Irrigation : Focus on the Framwork of the EU Taxonomy.