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5th #WOPsCongress - Workshop: Communicating about my WOPs

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5th #WOPsCongress - Workshop: Communicating about my WOPs

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When more individuals become aware of and discuss WOPs, there is a higher chance of receiving support and participation. The increase in WOPs will result in improved performance by operators and the provision of more sustainable services for everyone. It is important also to receive support from external parties, such as organizations and politicians, in order to create an effective social, financial, and political environment for WOPs. Your communication can encourage more people to take action or support the cause.

Hamburg Wasser and GWOPA are hosting a collaborative session that emphasizes the significance of communicating about WOPs among its members. The workshop will feature best practices from Hamburg Wasser and offer participants a chance to learn how to effectively engage with the public using communication tools to showcase their WOPs.

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5th #WOPsCongress - Workshop: Communicating about my WOPs

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(ES) Presentación taller comunicación UE-WOP

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(ES) Presentación taller comunicación UE-WOP

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(ES) Preguntas y respuestas sobre implementación de la comunicación en el Programa UE-WOP

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(ES) Preguntas y respuestas sobre implementación de la comunicación en el Programa UE-WOP

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EN PPT EU-WOP Comms Workshop presentation

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EU-KnoW initiative one-pager with QR code

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EU-KnoW initiative one-pager with QR code

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Roll up - EU-Programme - World Water Forum

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Flyer to be shared with EU-WOP partners and participants

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Explaining how to become Community member, tour on the platform and opportunities to engage

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The Global WOPs Community - A Brief Tutorial on the Workplace Platform

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The Global WOPs Community - An Introduction

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Postcard -EU-WOP Programme - World Water Forum

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22 selected Projects under the EU-WOP Programme – GWOPA

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EU emblem in several formats and languages

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EU emblem in several formats and languages

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The European flag symbolises both the European Union and, more broadly, the identity and unity of Europe.

It features a circle of 12 gold stars on a blue background. They stand for the ideals of unity, solidarity and harmony among the peoples of Europe.

The number of stars has nothing to do with the number of member countries, though the circle is a symbol of unity.

History of the European flag

The history of the flag goes back to 1955. The Council of Europe - which defends human rights and promotes European culture - chose the present design for its own use. In the years that followed, it encouraged the emerging European institutions to adopt the same flag.

In 1983, the European Parliament decided that the Communities' flag should be that used by the Council of Europe. In 1985, it was adopted by all EU leaders as the official emblem of the European Communities, later to become the European Union. In addition, all European institutions now have their own emblems.

Commemorative euro coin: 30 years of the EU flag

To mark the 30th anniversary of the decision by EU leaders to adopt the flag as an EU emblem, the 19 euro area countries are issuing a special commemorative coin. Following an online competition held in 2015 by the European Commission, citizens and residents of the euro area selected the design created by Georgios Stamatopoulos, an engraver at the Bank of Greece. It comprises 12 stars that morph into human figures embracing the birth of a new Europe. Take a look at the winning design.

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The European flag symbolises both the European Union and, more broadly, the identity and unity of Europe. It features a circle of 12 gold stars on a blue background. They stand for the ideals of unity, solidarity and harmony among the peoples of Europe.

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I WOP, EU-WOP, We all WOP - An open launch of the new EU-WOP Programme Partnerships

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EU-WOP Programme - Launch 22 EU-WOP Projects

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EU communication and visibility guidelines

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EU communication and visibility guidelines