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Reports developed by the international organisations REC (2011), UNECE-OECD (2014) and UNECE (2011a) addressed the importance of data and information sharing on water resources at the regional level and emphasised the need for political attention and promoted the need for action.

Countries decided to develop a Shared Environmental Information System (SEIS) across the pan-European region at the Seventh Environment for Europe Ministerial Conference in Astana in 2011 (UNECE 2011b, 2020). The Joint Task Force on Environmental Indicators developed under the Working Group on Environmental Monitoring and Assessment has established a list of environmental indicators and guidelines (UNECE, 2020a) to support the national environmental monitoring efforts in the countries (UNECE, 2020c).

The context of this report has been defined by those UNECE water indicators selected by the Eastern Partnership countries for addressing common issues on renewable freshwater resources and water resources management, such as water pollution, water scarcity and resource efficiency.

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