Concluded Meetings

Webinar on “WATER SECURITY & COVID-19: LEARNING AND BEYOND”

MEDRC is organizing a webinar on “Water Security & COVID-19: Learning and Beyond”. This public webinar will convene leading water experts from Oman and the Netherlands to exchange on responses to the COVID-19 pandemic.The event will focus on analyzing the impact of COVID-19 on the provision of water services, highlighting solutions and lessons learnt based on the

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Conclusion of the RICCAR Webinar Series on Climate Change Analysis using GIS Tools

The Regional Initiative for the Assessment of Climate Change Impacts on Water Resources and Socio-Economic Vulnerability in the Arab Region (RICCAR) Webinar Series on Climate Change Analysis using GIS Tools, that was organized by UN ESCWA, and was offered as one-hour weekly webinars from July 1st till August 12th and consisted of 6 sessions: Module 1: RICCAR

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Webinar on “The Importance of a Human Rights-Based Approach to IWRM”

Human Right 2 Water is organizing a webinar on “The Importance of a Human Rights-Based Approach to IWRM”. This webinar examines some of the tools and case studies behind the Human Rights Based Approach, pulling on experts in human rights, water governance and IWRM from different parts of the world.  The webinar will take place

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Conclusion of the RICCAR Webinar Series on Climate Change Analysis using GIS Tools

The Regional Initiative for the Assessment of Climate Change Impacts on Water Resources and Socio-Economic Vulnerability in the Arab Region (RICCAR) Webinar Series on Climate Change Analysis using GIS Tools, that was organized by UN ESCWA, and was offered as one-hour weekly webinars from July 1st till August 12th and consisted of 6 sessions: Module 1:      RICCAR regional

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World Water Week at Home concluded

The Stockholm World Water Week (WWW) convened this year as “World Water Week At Home” and brought together convenor-hosted virtual sessions with water stakeholders from around the globe to discuss and exchange on issues related to water and climate change. Discussion and debate raised throughout the 120 sessions convened tackled different topics, including WASH, hygiene,

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