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Archives: Sustainable Development Goals
  • Leadership models and water management

    Posted by Glenn Hull on 12 February 2017

    Those of you reflecting on your leadership style and looking to develop as leaders in the water sector may be interested in ‘The Seven Transformations of Leadership’, also known…


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  • Gender & SDG6: The Critical Connection – framing paper released

    Posted by Zoe on 20 December 2016

    A new framing paper for the High-Level Panel on Water – Gender & SDG 6: The Critical Connection – is now publicly available. It explores how to promote gender equality…


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  • Aither — Enhancing the value of water: six universal steps to improving water management

    Posted by Glenn Hull on 8 November 2016

    Huw Pohlner of Aither speaks about enhancing the value of water: 6 universal steps to improving water management at the 2016 World Water Congress and Exhibition,…


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  • Aither: steps to achieving more sustainable and equitable water allocation by 2030

    Posted by Glenn Hull on 4 November 2016

    Huw Pohlner of Aither speaks about steps to achieving more sustainable and equitable water allocation by 2030 at the 2016 World Water Congress and Exhibition, Brisbane,…


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  • UN and World Bank chiefs announce members of joint High-level Panel on Water

    Posted by Zoe on 26 April 2016

    United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and World Bank Group President Jim Yong Kim announced in April the appointment of 10 Heads of State and Government, as well as…


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  • Australian Water Partnership launched at Riversymposium

    Posted by Zoe on 21 September 2015

    The Australian Water Partnership was launched today by the Secretary of the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Mr Peter N Varghese AO, during the opening plenary of the 18th…


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