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WMO Bulletin 67 (1) – 2018
The World Meteorological Organization has made available a special issue of the WMO Bulletin 67 (1) on water. Topics covered in this issue includes water security, climate change, international framework, hydrological information, sustainable planning, watershed management, hydrology distance learning, flood … Continue reading
Water Policy – Volume 18 Supplement 2
We have just received a print copy of the Water Policy journal (Volume 18 Supplement 2), the official journal of the World Water Council,which was published in December 2016. This issue focuses on “Drought Policies: Case Studies on Mega-droughts for … Continue reading
Capacity Development to Support National Drought Management Policies – UNW-DPC
Noting the development of climate change and such resulting changes such as drought, the UN- Water Decade Programme on Capacity Development (UNW-DPC) and its partners have produced a document which provides a synthesis on National Drought Management Policies. This document … Continue reading
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Tagged challenges, development, drought management, implementation, policies, regional workshops, steps
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Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) Research Symposium Feedback
Well for many of you who were unable to attend the first annual IWRM research symposium, I must say that you missed out quite a bit. As previously mentioned the symposium presented information under topics such as hydrology, meteorology, water and … Continue reading
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Tagged ambient water quality, business continuity, disaster preparedness, drought management, freshwater quality, hydrology, iwrm, land use, land use planning, marine pollution, research symposium, water poverty index, water quality guidelines, water scarcity
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