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  • Aerial view of Amu Darya River at the State border between Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan, Central Asia (credit: Dynamoland/Adobe Stock).

    Partnering to support water sector reforms and applying Australian expertise in Central Asia

    Posted on 24 July 2020

    Uzbekistan is undergoing an economic and social transformation. President Shavkat Mirziyoyev is prosecuting an aspirational reform agenda spanning numerous sectors of the country’s economy. Reflecting the optimism of many observers, The Economist declared Uzbekistan its 2019 ‘country of the year’, an award that ‘celebrates improvement’. In 2020, it is the turn of Uzbekistan’s agricultural water […]

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  • Poi waterfall in Phitsanulok province, Thailand (Photo: kwanchaichaiudom)

    Outcomes from the Regional Dialogue on Water Scarcity and Floods

    Posted on 31 January 2019

    A Regional Dialogue on Responding to the Challenges of Water Scarcity and Floods in South Asia was held in Bangkok, Thailand, on 10–11 December 2018. The Regional Dialogue provided an opportunity for participants to exchange information generated through research and practice, and share experience gained from projects and programs on effective responses to water scarcity […]

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  • The case for valuing water in the Philippines

    Posted on 13 October 2017

    In a Kini Interview from March this year, Karen Delfau and Huw Pohlner discussed the importance of valuing water, as well as the development of economic and policy frameworks developed by Aither for the Australian Water Partnership designed to improve resource governance.

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  • Stop asking why agriculture professionals do not show up at water conferences

    Posted on 6 April 2017

    Listen to Huw’s insightful interview on valuing water as a framework for identifying water management priorities.

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  • Water policy and how people are interacting with water

    Posted on 4 April 2017

    Listen to Huw’s insightful interview on valuing water as a framework for identifying water management priorities.

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  • Mutual respect and listening

    Posted on 4 April 2017

    Listen to Huw’s insightful interview on valuing water as a framework for identifying water management priorities.

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  • Interests around improving water management

    Posted on 4 April 2017

    Listen to Huw’s insightful interview on valuing water as a framework for identifying water management priorities.

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  • Any knowledge exchange does need to be an exchange

    Posted on 28 March 2017

    Listen to Huw’s insightful interview on lasting, meaningful connections and knowledge sharing between Chinese and Australian water professionals.

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  • Challenges are very different in different political systems

    Posted on 22 March 2017

    Listen to Huw’s interview on valuing water as a framework for identifying water management priorities.

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  • Happy World Water Day!

    Posted on 22 March 2017

    Read about valuing Water — what It Is, and why it’s important.

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