Autors
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Ing.
Michal Kravčík, CSc., (1956) completed his studies in Waterworks
Construction and Water Management at the Slovak Technical University and worked
for the Institute of Hydrology and Hydraulics and the Institute of Ecology of the
Slovak Academy of Sciences. He is the founder of the People and Water NGO, a
holder of the Goldman Environmental Prize and a member of ASHOKA: Innovators
for the Public, an international network of innovators who work for public
welfare. He is the most prominent representative of the People and Water NGO,
which has been awarded the EU-USA Prize for Democracy and Civil Society
Development.
RNDr.
Jan Pokorný, CSc., (1946) completed his
studies at the Natural Sciences Faculty at Charles University in Prague. He is
the director general of the beneficial society ENKI, a scientific staffer at
the Institute for Systems Biology and Ecology of the Academy of Sciences of the
Czech Republic, the co-author of a number of patents, a university lecturer, a
member of the international scientific panel of the Natural Resources
Commission for the Australian government and a member of the scientific technology
panel of the Ramsar Convention on Wetlands for Central and Eastern Europe.
Ing.
Juraj Kohutiar
(1961), completed
his studies in Waterworks Construction and Water Management at the Slovak
Technical University, worked at the Institute of Hydrology and Hydraulics of
the Slovak Academy of Sciences and at present cooperates as a consultant with
the People and Water NGO.
Ing.
Martin Kováč (1972), completed
his studies in Waterworks Construction and Water Management at the Slovak
Technical University, worked in the area of protection of the national cultural
heritage, was the co-founder and the first director of the National Trust in
Slovakia, is a member of
international network ASHOKA. At present he works as specialist for anti-flood
prevention at the Association of Cities and Municipalities of Slovakia.
RNDr. Eugen Tóth (1964), completed studies at the
Mathematics-Physics Faculty of Comenius University. He works in the field of
information systems with a focus on geographic information systems (
