Overview
Lobbying Costs
None declared
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Lobbyists (Full time equivalent)
1.05 Fte (6)
Lobbyists with EP accreditation
0
High-level Commission meetings
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Lobbying Costs over the years
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Info
Human Waters and Rivers Association (CNERH)
EU Transparency Register
008187647274-30 First registered on 28 Jul 2022
Goals / Remit
The rivers, ponds, lakes, water bodies and canals of France and Europe are the result of the long reciprocal influence of nature and society, in a history that has lasted for several millennia. The water in our environment is a natural and cultural, social and economic phenomenon: all these dimensions are intertwined, and only an integrative, global and open vision will make it possible to support sustainable development.
In order to achieve these objectives, CNERH will produce information files and documents for the attention of administrations, elected officials, the media and the public. It will inform the water agencies on each major river basin and will ensure that public policies really guarantee sustainable and balanced water management.Main EU files targeted
The EU legislative proposals and policies targeted are related to water management in its globality: environmental impact, energy potential, biodiversity, water pollution, water amenities, irrigation, flooding...
Address
Head Office
Le Moulin 4 rue de la Bourre
Arbois 39600
FRANCEEU Office
Le Moulin 4 rue de la Bourre
Arbois 39600
FRANCEWebsite
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People
Total lobbyists declared
6
Employment time Lobbyists 25% 3 10% 3 Lobbyists (Full time equivalent)
1.05
Lobbyists with EP accreditation
All Lobbyists with EP accreditation over time
0 accreditations were / are live (in bold) for the selected state of 15 Jan 2025
Name Start date End Date Elodie DENIZART 23 Sep 2022 14 Aug 2023 Complementary Information
CNERH is managed by a small group of people working in different parts of France, in permanent contact with members, active on the ground (local authorities, associations, private owners...). Signatories of CNERH charter are about 50 all around France, and the number is still growing, following the lobbying activities in France.
The objective is to ally with other NGOs and associations in other Member States, sharing the same vision on balanced and sustainable management of water ressource.Person in charge of EU relations
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Person with legal responsibility
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Categories
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Networking
Affiliation
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Member organisations
ASMQ Association de sauvegarde des moulins du Querçy
Association Moulins du Cérou (81)
Energie et Développement (19)
ARAM Association régionale des amis des moulins d'Auvergne
ASVM moulins à eau du Pas de Calais
MFE Moulins au fil de l'eau (02)
AAS des moulins de la Mayenne
ADAMI Association départementale des amis des moulins de l'Indre
ADM 28 Les Amis des moulins d'Eure et Loire
ADSVO Association de défense et de sauvegarde de la vallée de l'Oudon (53)
APACML Association des Producteurs autonomes du Centre et de la Moyenne Loire
ASME 41 Association de sauvegarde des moulins du Loir et Cher
ASMR Association de sauvegarde des moulins et rivières de la Sarthe
ASNA Association Sèvre Nantaise et affluents
Association de défense des riverains de la Colmont et ses affluents (50)
Association de sauvegarde de l'Ernée (53)
Association de sauvegarde des moulins de la Loire (42)
Association des moulins du Morvan et de la Nièvre
Association des riverains de l'Erve du Treulon et de la Vaige
Collectif de sauvegarde du site de l'étang du Pont-Kerlan
SEVL Syndicat des propriétaires et exploitants d'étangs du Val de Loire
Syndicat des étangs de la Mayenne et de la Sarthe
SYPOVE Syndicat étangs Poitou-Vendée
ADM 61 Amis des moulins de l'Orne
AMA 01 Association des Amis des moulins de l'Ain
AMA Association de sauvegarde des moulins Ardennais
APJLR Association des Parcs et Jardins du Languedoc-Roussillon
ARTOPOS Patrimoine jardin Paysage
ASA Canal d'irigation du Mazauric (Cévennes)
ASL Canal de Baza (Association syndicale libre)
ASMBR Association Sauvegarde Moulins du Bas-Rhin
Association de défense des digues et du Chassezac
Association de sauvegarde des moulins du Jura et de Franche Comté
Association Sauvons nos rivières Beaume-Drobie (07)
Bambouseraie de PRAFRANCE (SAS)
HYDROELEC
ARPOHC Association des riverains et propriétaires d'ouvrages hydro du Chatillonnais
Association de valorisation du patrimoine Hydroélectrique de Normandie
Association des amis des moulins de la Haute Marne
Fédération EAF (Electricité autonome de française)
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Financial Data
Interests represented
Promotes their own interests or the collective interests of their members
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Lobbying costs for closed financial year
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Major contributions in closed year
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Other financial info
The collective of actors CNERH is lead by volunteer people.
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EU Structures
Groups (European Commission)
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Groups (European Parliament)
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Communication activities
The first mission that CNERH has set itself is dictated by the urgency: to put an end to the current policy of irreparable destruction of structures in the name of ecological continuity.
This destruction, condemned by the residents of these structures, is a serious error, unprecedented and without equivalent, with regard to the stakes of climate change, the loss of biodiversity, the energy transition and the preservation of water resources. The ability to break this deadlock will be the first measure of the willingness of public policies to promote human waters and rivers and to meet the challenges of quantitative and qualitative water management.
The CNERH charter is neither a label, nor a guarantee, nor a promotional tool: it first commits those who sign it to contribute to a common, sincere, loyal and sustainable work, for a shared vision of water and people.
The signatories of CNERH charter commit themselves to :
- Protect the quality of the water, the biodiversity of all natural or artificial aquatic and wetland ecosystems, fauna and flora that are threatened today.
- To guarantee the control of quantitative water management (floods and drought periods with concern for low water support),
- Maintain, develop the uses (hydroelectricity, fish farming, irrigation, leisure), transmit the hydraulic built heritage: mills, ponds, water bodies, canals, forges, reservoirs...
- Promote the use of water as a strategic and precious resource in a situation of climate change and as part of the energy transition.
- Enable local residents to participate more in decision-making, particularly with regard to taking into account the multifunctional nature of surface waters: economy, culture, leisure, landscape, safety.
- To work towards the sustainability of living organisms by reconciling environmental, social and economic issues.Other activities
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Meetings
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