El 14 de abril, Cap-Net organizó el primer taller en línea de Monitoreo, Evaluación y Aprendizaje (MEL, por sus siglas en inglés) con el objetivo de brindar apoyo a las 23 redes afiliadas en el desarrollo de su propio sistema y plan MEL, así como en los mecanismos de presentación de informes revisados. “¿Por qué […]
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On 2 June 2021 the Malaysian Capacity Development Network for Sustainable Water Management (MyCDNet) and the Indah Water Konsortium Sdn Bhd (IWK) organised the online learning exchange on “Alternative Water Supply for Vulnerable Groups in Malaysia”. The event was hosted by the Asian Sewerage Training, Research & Innovation Centre of Excellence (ASTRICE) in partnership with
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Type of Change: Changes in policies, plans and strategies Boundary Level: River Basin Summary/Theme: The IWRM knowledge gained during REMERH’s training was put into practice during the development of the Lerma River Basin Water Plan by providing tools and examples that helped put IWRM into practice in Mexico. Ana Karen participated in a training course organized by REMERH on
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Type of Change: New/further knowledge gained Boundary Level: Community Summary/Theme: Arsenic water contamination information and mitigation practices shared with teachers and students in India India faces a severe drinking water crisis with more than 50 million people exposed to arsenic contaminated groundwater. There are several regions in the country affected with arsenic contamination and with no access or very limited
Type of Change: Changes in practices and programs’ implementation Boundary Level: Community Summary/Theme: Arsenic mitigation practices shared with social health activists and nurses in India Arsenic contamination is a real challenge in many areas in India. SCaN conducted a series of training courses on arsenic mitigation technologies to accelerate and empower key stakeholders with the knowledge required to mitigate water
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Type of Change: New/further knowledge gained Boundary Level: Community Summary/Theme: Developing reusable sanitary pads for marginalized and vulnerable women groups in Costa Rica Ana López Ramírez, a Costa Rican community leader, attended REDICA’s ‘Sanitation, Hygiene and Menstrual Health’ regional workshop. She was exposed to an eye-opening and unknown reality: the serious challenges that women in most vulnerable conditions, who
Type of Change: Changes in policies, plans and strategies Boundary Level: National Summary/Theme: Applying participatory knowledge exchanges to change how policy monitoring is done in the public and private sectors for compliance with industrial waste and water discharge in Uganda Ms. Stacy Natukunda, a Water Officer for Uganda’s Ministry of Water and Environment, attended a couple training programs offered by Nile IWRMnet. After attending a training on competitive
Type of Change: New/further knowledge gained Boundary Level: Community Summary/Theme: Achieving improved WASH standards at the community level in Uganda by engaging Water User Committees and primary schools in water education. Aaron Acuda, a volunteer with World Vision in Oyam district, Uganda, was working on the improvement of water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) standards in the area when he came across
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Type of Change: Changes in practices and programs’ implementation Boundary Level: Community Summary/Theme: Changes towards efficient water use in paddy farming in the Deduruoya basin of Sri Lanka Paddy is the staple food for Sri Lankans and the main income earner for rural farmers. However, the traditional way of cultivating paddy is highly inefficient regarding water use, as it uses
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Type of Change: New/further knowledge gained Boundary Level: Community Summary/Theme: A school student innovates with a smart water pipe cleaner to help decrease the level of water pollution in Anuradhapura, Sri Lanka Cap-Net Lanka conducted the Aqua Republica Program at the University of Rajarata aiming to provide school children access to a computer-based knowledge management tool for sustainable water management. R.M. Ravindu Oshan Wijesinghe took part in the training
