The C&O canal, which runs along the Potomac in DC, no longer operates, but it used to bring coal into DC from the Allegheny Mountains.
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Reservoir Center for Water Solutions
Government Relations
Washington, District of Columbia 1,615 followers
A consortium & facility that brings together leaders & thinkers from across the water sector, policy world and beyond.
About us
Opening in 2022, the Reservoir Center for Water Solutions located on 301 Water St SE, Washington DC, is a consortium and collaboration facility that brings together leaders and thinkers from across the water sector, policy world and beyond. Our aim is to develop breakthrough ideas and solutions, eliminate barriers, and advance the water sector’s work to overcome critical water and sustainability challenges. The Center is located along the banks of the Anacostia River in Washington, DC’s Navy Yard, and provides event, work and meeting space. MISSION - To advance the shared interests of the water sector through collaboration and constructive dialogue to make progress towards overcoming global water challenges. VISION - Create a world where water issues are no longer a constraint to human health, prosperity, or environmental sustainability. STRATEGIC PILLARS • CONVENE – Create a shared space for collaboration and innovation. • IDEATE AND DRIVE ACTION – Host programs that drive action in the water sector. • EDUCATE AND ELEVATE – Facilitate community outreach and water-sector education. Through the Reservoir Affiliate Program, we engage with leading trade associations, policy makers, think tanks, philanthropic foundations, and academic institutions, and collaborate through: • The joint development of public events, outreach, and educational activities to advance progress on the themes of global water affordability, scarcity, and resilience; and • The use of the Reservoir physical space to advance water sector-wide collaboration. Through our Rising Leaders (early career) and Reservoir Youth (high school through college) Networks, we also engage and encourage the next generation of water leaders and influencers. For more information or if you are interested to join as an affiliate member, contact: [email protected]
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http://www.reservoircenter.org
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- Industry
- Government Relations
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Washington, District of Columbia
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2022
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301 Water St SE
Washington, District of Columbia 20003, US
Employees at Reservoir Center for Water Solutions
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We were thrilled to host the Environmental Council of the States (ECOS) - Interstate Technology & Regulatory Council (ITRC) Program Board of Advisors Annual Meeting! Over three days, we welcomed state and federal officials, private industry leaders, nonprofit representatives, and ECOS staff. What an incredible group dedicated to our shared vision and mission!
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Join us at our upcoming Cowork @ Reservoir Center: Government Affairs and Communications event. If you work in public policy, government affairs or communications for a water related organization, register today! https://ow.ly/3mMm50SCJ5C
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Dive into an action-packed weekend with Potomac Conservancy for their Scoop and Paddle Cleanup this Saturday, July 20. Paddle through the tributaries of the Potomac River, removing litter that's hard to reach from land. Only 50 spots are available--sign up now to secure your spot! https://lnkd.in/e5WJTysb
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Meet Kabir Thatte, Director of External Affairs at DigDeep and a passionate advocate for water access and sustainability. At DigDeep, their work is dedicated to ensuring that no American has to live without essential water services. Watch to learn how Kabir and his team use the Reservoir Center's collaboration spaces to fulfill their mission. https://lnkd.in/gcF2xdE8
Voices @Reservoir Center - Kabir Thatte, Dig Deep
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Join us for a hike and lunch in Great Falls, Maryland! We’ll start our hike from Old Angler’s Inn and head along the Potomac for a short hike. We’ll pass the Washington Aqueduct, DC’s first public water system built in 1853, and continue to Great Falls Overlook to take in the sights. Attendance is limited to 12 hikers, so sign up today! https://lnkd.in/egigX7UB
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Looking for a place to connect with people working in public policy, government affairs or communications for a water-related organization? Register for the Government Affairs and Communications coworking session! https://ow.ly/cBYz50SuLjm
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Here's a hint for today's trivia: The town in question not only has a water-inspired name but also boasts a monument celebrating presidential bathing--though it's debatable if the famous figure ever actually took a dip there. The town itself has a water-inspired name. Can you guess the name?
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