Events
Water Resources Assessment in Sub-Saharan Africa:Prediction in Ungauged and Data Scarce Basins
Course objective:to equip water resource managers and planners with the necessary skills and understanding of water resources assessment in case of ungauged or data scarce environments within sub-Saharan Africa.Expected outcomes
Expected outcomes
Water Resources Assessment in Sub-Saharan Africa:Prediction in Ungauged and Data Scarce Basins
Course objective:to equip water resource managers and planners with the necessary skills and understanding of water resources assessment in case of ungauged or data scarce environments within sub-Saharan Africa.Expected outcomes
Expected outcomes
Water Resources Assessment in Sub-Saharan Africa:Prediction in Ungauged and Data Scarce Basins
Course objective:to equip water resource managers and planners with the necessary skills and understanding of water resources assessment in case of ungauged or data scarce environments within sub-Saharan Africa.Expected outcomes
Expected outcomes
Water Resources Assessment in Sub-Saharan Africa:Prediction in Ungauged and Data Scarce Basins
Course objective:to equip water resource managers and planners with the necessary skills and understanding of water resources assessment in case of ungauged or data scarce environments within sub-Saharan Africa.Expected outcomes
Expected outcomes
Water Resources Assessment in Sub-Saharan Africa:Prediction in Ungauged and Data Scarce Basins
Course objective:to equip water resource managers and planners with the necessary skills and understanding of water resources assessment in case of ungauged or data scarce environments within sub-Saharan Africa.Expected outcomes
Expected outcomes
Course Objective
The overall objective of the training course is to improve awareness and skills among water professionals working
in the region on the value and application of financial and economic instruments in the provision of water.
Expected outcome
The expected outcome is that water managers are able to manage water effectively, recover costs, where
appropriate, and administer charges and subsidies effectively with a view to finance water investments and
Sustainable management of water resources is an important goal being adopted at national and international level in a bid to address water shortages, inequity, pollution and many other water problems. One of the key changes being adopted follows from the recognition that upstream/ downstream effects require management using a basin approach. As a result many countries are introducing new institutional arrangements for water resources management, including organizations to manage water resources at the basin level – (RBOs).
Course Objective
The overall objective of the training course is to improve awareness and skills among water professionals working
in the region on the value and application of financial and economic instruments in the provision of water.
Expected outcome
The expected outcome is that water managers are able to manage water effectively, recover costs, where
appropriate, and administer charges and subsidies effectively with a view to finance water investments and
Sustainable management of water resources is an important goal being adopted at national and international level in a bid to address water shortages, inequity, pollution and many other water problems. One of the key changes being adopted follows from the recognition that upstream/ downstream effects require management using a basin approach. As a result many countries are introducing new institutional arrangements for water resources management, including organizations to manage water resources at the basin level – (RBOs).
Course Objective
The overall objective of the training course is to improve awareness and skills among water professionals working
in the region on the value and application of financial and economic instruments in the provision of water.
Expected outcome
The expected outcome is that water managers are able to manage water effectively, recover costs, where
appropriate, and administer charges and subsidies effectively with a view to finance water investments and
Sustainable management of water resources is an important goal being adopted at national and international level in a bid to address water shortages, inequity, pollution and many other water problems. One of the key changes being adopted follows from the recognition that upstream/ downstream effects require management using a basin approach. As a result many countries are introducing new institutional arrangements for water resources management, including organizations to manage water resources at the basin level – (RBOs).
Course Objective
The overall objective of the training course is to improve awareness and skills among water professionals working
in the region on the value and application of financial and economic instruments in the provision of water.
Expected outcome
The expected outcome is that water managers are able to manage water effectively, recover costs, where
appropriate, and administer charges and subsidies effectively with a view to finance water investments and
Sustainable management of water resources is an important goal being adopted at national and international level in a bid to address water shortages, inequity, pollution and many other water problems. One of the key changes being adopted follows from the recognition that upstream/ downstream effects require management using a basin approach. As a result many countries are introducing new institutional arrangements for water resources management, including organizations to manage water resources at the basin level – (RBOs).
Course Objective
The overall objective of the training course is to improve awareness and skills among water professionals working
in the region on the value and application of financial and economic instruments in the provision of water.
Expected outcome
The expected outcome is that water managers are able to manage water effectively, recover costs, where
appropriate, and administer charges and subsidies effectively with a view to finance water investments and
Sustainable management of water resources is an important goal being adopted at national and international level in a bid to address water shortages, inequity, pollution and many other water problems. One of the key changes being adopted follows from the recognition that upstream/ downstream effects require management using a basin approach. As a result many countries are introducing new institutional arrangements for water resources management, including organizations to manage water resources at the basin level – (RBOs).
Conflict is an unavoidable aspect of human social systems. Given the central importance of water resources to all human communities, it is natural that conflicts arise with regard to access, allocation, development and management of the resource. It is equally clear, however, that necessity is not only the mother of invention, but also the basis for extensive cooperative activities concerning the management of water resources.
Conflict is an unavoidable aspect of human social systems. Given the central importance of water resources to all human communities, it is natural that conflicts arise with regard to access, allocation, development and management of the resource. It is equally clear, however, that necessity is not only the mother of invention, but also the basis for extensive cooperative activities concerning the management of water resources.
Conflict is an unavoidable aspect of human social systems. Given the central importance of water resources to all human communities, it is natural that conflicts arise with regard to access, allocation, development and management of the resource. It is equally clear, however, that necessity is not only the mother of invention, but also the basis for extensive cooperative activities concerning the management of water resources.
Conflict is an unavoidable aspect of human social systems. Given the central importance of water resources to all human communities, it is natural that conflicts arise with regard to access, allocation, development and management of the resource. It is equally clear, however, that necessity is not only the mother of invention, but also the basis for extensive cooperative activities concerning the management of water resources.
Conflict is an unavoidable aspect of human social systems. Given the central importance of water resources to all human communities, it is natural that conflicts arise with regard to access, allocation, development and management of the resource. It is equally clear, however, that necessity is not only the mother of invention, but also the basis for extensive cooperative activities concerning the management of water resources.
Conflict is an unavoidable aspect of human social systems. Given the central importance of water resources to all human communities, it is natural that conflicts arise with regard to access, allocation, development and management of the resource. It is equally clear, however, that necessity is not only the mother of invention, but also the basis for extensive cooperative activities concerning the management of water resources.
GROUNDWATER MANAGEMENT IN IWRM FRAMEWORK
- Course First Announcement
A short course in Lome, Togo from 12-16 April 2010,
Hosted by Partenariat National de l’Eau –Togo (PNE-Togo)
Venue: Acropolis Hotel, +228 251 98 33/34/935 96 88. Email: hotelacropolis@yahoo.fr
This Groundwater Management course has been created by the Africa Groundwater Network in collaboration with the Groundwater Management Advisory Team from the World Bank (GWMate) and Cap-Net. The course will be delivered in French / English with simultaneous translation facilities.
This Groundwater Management course has been created by the Africa Groundwater Network in collaboration with the Groundwater Management Advisory Team from the World Bank (GWMate) and Cap-Net. The course will be delivered in French / English with simultaneous translation facilities.
This Groundwater Management course has been created by the Africa Groundwater Network in collaboration with the Groundwater Management Advisory Team from the World Bank (GWMate) and Cap-Net. The course will be delivered in French / English with simultaneous translation facilities.
