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  • Young Water Professionals at PWWA conference, Samoa

    Posted by Zoe on 29 September 2017

    The Pacific Water and Wastewater Association (PWWA) held the 10th Pacific Water Conference and Expo in Apia, Samoa (7–11 August), in conjunction with the Pacific Water and Wastewater Ministers…


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  • Jordan WaterGuide Dialogue

    Posted by Zoe on 29 September 2017

    AWP Partners and DFAT recently conducted a mission to Jordan on the topic of managing water scarcity that involved the first application of the recent AWP publication WaterGuide.


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  • Training of KUKL employees in Asset Management in Kathmandu

    Posted by Zoe on 29 September 2017

    Eleven staff from Kathmandu Upatyaka Khanepani Limited (KUKL), which provides the water supply and sanitation system for Kathmandu Valley, recently completed a training course in asset management. Max Anderson,…


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  • Lessons from urban water reform: the Australian story

    Posted by Glenn Hull on 28 September 2017

    By Declan Hearne, International WaterCentre ‘Governance reform’ is a catchphrase that is often used by water leaders as a panacea to fix the many ills afflicting a water sector….


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  • Mekong Regional Forum on Gender Equality in Water Governance: Lao PDR

    Posted by Glenn Hull on 27 September 2017

    By Melita Grant, Institute of Sustainable Futures I’ve been asked more than once or twice recently… “what does gender equality have to do with transboundary watershed management? What’s the…


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  • Stockholm Water Week 2017: what is new in the world of water, WASH, and the SDGs?

    Posted by Glenn Hull on 13 September 2017

    By Karen Delfau, IWCAN The last time I went to Stockholm Water Week was eight years ago. Since then, many of the conversations remain the same, but many more…


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  • AWP at Stockholm World Water Week 2017

    Posted by Zoe on 8 September 2017

    The AWP returned to Stockholm this year to join thousands of other delegates at the 2017 World Water Week (28 Aug –2 Sep), keen to continue sharing Australian experiences…


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