Source to Sea What you will learn Understanding interconnected challenges. Holistic governance approaches. Cross-sector coordination. Upstream-downstream collaboration. Environmental, economic, and social linkages. Game-changing solutions About this Course Many of today’s greatest development challenges are due to the unforeseen impacts of actions that did not consider upstream and downstream connections. Existing governance systems are seldom designed […]
Regulation in the water and sanitation sector based on the WASHREG methodology About the course This course was prepared by Cap-Net and SIWI to introduce the WASHREG approach, developed by the Stockholm International Water Institute (SIWI), the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) and the World Health Organization (WHO), and to
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Sustainable Lake Management What you will learn Improve practitioners’ understanding of Sustainable Lake Management (SLM). Equip participants with the tools to create and implement a lake recovery plan that considers diverse stakeholder input and is tailored to the participants’ unique environmental and socioeconomic conditions. About this Course Natural and artificial lakes store nearly 90% of
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Water Safety Planning What you will learn To provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of water safety planning To enable participants to develop and implement effective water safety plans To raise awareness of the importance of water safety planning among stakeholders About this Course Water safety planning is an essential aspect of ensuring the safety
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Gender Responsive Approaches to Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene Post Pandemic In this transformative journey, we’ll explore the essential relationship between gender dynamics and WASH practices. The course comprises three modules, each designed to illuminate critical aspects of this intersection. What you will learn Understand how WASH affects personal and community well-being. Learn how traditional gender
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Gobernanza del Agua en América Latina y el Caribe Acerca de este curso El agua está en el centro del desarrollo sostenible. Los recursos hídricos y la gama de servicios que brindan consolidan la reducción de la pobreza, el crecimiento económico y la sostenibilidad ambiental. Sin embargo, siempre han existido disputas por la escasez o
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Integrity in Informal Settlements: Securing the Human Rights to Water and Sanitation https://cap-net.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/Teaser-informal-settlements.mp4 About this course Informal settlements around the world are rapidly growing. In these settlements, access to basic services, like water and sanitation, is already often inadequate. Climate change is compounding the issue as more people move towards relative safety, water security issues
A Human Rights Based Approach (HRBA) to Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) This online course brings together two fields that, until recently, have been separate: human rights and IWRM. These two fields have been brought together as awareness has grown within the human rights community that water management is fundamental to the realization of a
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Gender and Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) Third edition About This Course Fresh water is becoming increasingly scarce across the world, while remaining a daily basic need for all. Population growth, climate change and increasing water demand are all factors that are increasing pressure on our water ecosystems and fuelling competition over these scarce resources.
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IWRM for climate resilience About this Course Climate change and water resources are intrinsically related. Changes in rainfall patterns and intensity lead to too much or too little water, affecting water demand and food security, livelihoods, economic development and increasing the risk and vulnerability to disasters. We must learn how to sustainably manage our water
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