The International Water Resources Association (IWRA) contributed to the UN Climate Change Conference (CoP26) as an official observer. A hidden treasure: Groundwater as a tool for climate adaptation and resilience IWRA panel…
“How can science better inform public policy, governance and capacity building for water, food, and health? ”
“What are the synergies and trade-offs between ecosystem health and human health?”
“What opportunities lie in the improved cooperation between water, food, and public health sectors?”
“How can we managing water in agriculture contribute to food security and public health? ”
“How can we better manage water for food and public health in a changing world? ”
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Gabriel Eckstein,IWRA President For many people, the year starts in September as classes resume, so welcome to the academic course 2021-2022 that we start with renewed hopes and strength! Despite…
We take the nomination of Best Paper and Honourable Mention very seriously, so the selection process is a bit elaborate. A short list of candidate papers is drawn up by…
