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Events
High Level International Conference on Water Cooperation:
Dushanbe, Tajikistan, August 20-21, 2013
www.hlicwc.org
16th International Riversymposium:
Brisbane, Australia, 23-26 September 2013
http://riversymposium.com
2013 Budapest Water Summit:
Budapest, Hungary, from 8 to 13 October 2013
http://budapestwatersummit.hu
22nd ICID Congress and the 65th IEC Meeting:
GwangJu, Korea, from 14 to 20 September 2014
www.icid2014.org
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NewsSave the Date: 25-29 May 2015 XVth World Water Congress
Edinburgh, Scotland
Download the announcement and contact the IWRA Executive Office to register your interest to participate!
office@iwra.org
The second 2013 application has been accepted by the Hori Fund Task Force
We are pleased to announce that the second 2013 application has been accepted by the Hori Fund Task Force and was awarded to Dr. Cyriaque-Rufin Nguimalet
International Scientific Committee (ISC) of the XVth World Water Congress:
An outstanding teams of individuals has been put together to form the International Scientific Committee (ISC) of the Congress. The principal responsibility of the ISC will be the scientific content and related matters within the congress. The Chair of the ISC is Dr. Cecilia Tortajada, President of the Third World Centre for Water Management, Mexico; Past President and Fellow member of IWRA.
XVth World Water Congress International Scientific Committe (ISC)
Hori Fund Grants for Scholars from Low-Income Countries
The Toyoko and Hiroshi Hori Education Fund provides support for IWRA memberships for promising scholars from developing economies, especially those designated by the OECD as least developed.
Criteria for awardees are that they (a) have a clear financial need; (b) are from OECD Least Developed Countries or regions; (c) are from countries or regions that are significantly underrepresented in IWRA membership; and (d) demonstrate a potential to serve IWRA, in particular to increase membership and activities in their country or region.
Grants for memberships, including subscriptions to Water International, are for one year, renewable up to a maximum of three years.
Current members of the IWRA are invited and encouraged to recommend candidates, using the form available here. Inquiries should be directed to IWRA Executive Director Tom Soo (soo@iwra.org). |
PublicationsVol. 38 No.2Water International
(March 2013)
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