Gender and ethnicity in planning sustainable groundwater management in Lao PDR
Groundwater is a strategic resource for building climate resilience, boosting agriculture and improving the health and livelihoods of rural communities. Read more
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Digital technologies are playing an increasingly important role in supporting climate and disaster resilience and enhancing environmental sustainability. Read more
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Thailand is facing challenges with managing water quality in many reservoirs across the country due to pressure from agricultural, domestic, and industrial pollution, coupled with urbanisation and climate change. Read more
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Training and capacity-building for groundwater users and managers
Understanding, communicating and managing something invisible is a complex and challenging task. This is the case of groundwater, which accounts for 99 per cent of all liquid freshwater on Earth but is poorly understood and consequently undervalued and mismanaged. Read more
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Hydropower growth will contribute to increasing energy supplies, but may disrupt river connectivity and have an impact on the ecological health and productivity of the LMB upon which many people support their livelihoods and income. Read more
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UPCOMING EVENTS
Water & Climate Dialogue Series
Continuing from 2023 | Webinars
COP27 Climate Change Conference
7-18 November | Sessions
Australasian Aid Conference
28-30 November | Publication Launch
2023 Partners Workshop
8-9 March 2023 | Adelaide
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PARTNER PREVIEW
Adaptation and resilience are not just about putting in place the right technology and systems. It's social change, which means that it's about people changing what they think and do. Read more
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