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Tag Archives: Rural water security
  • Kusum Athukorala interview: gender and water in Sri Lanka and the importance of young water professionals

    Posted by Glenn Hull on 16 November 2017

    An interview with Kusum Athukorala at the 2017 Asia International Water Week AIWW. Husum a senior advisor and chair of the Sri Lanka Water Partnership. She discusses women…


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  • Addressing wastewater and non-revenue water challenges: insights from the American Samoa Power Authority

    Posted by Glenn Hull on 5 October 2017

    An interview with William Spitzenberg and Jason Jaskowiak from the American Samoa Power Authority. Will Spitzenberg and Jason Jaskowiak discuss non-revenue water losses, the old-leaking piped water…


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  • Addressing food and water security: the effectiveness of Conservation Agriculture-based Sustainable Intensification through the Sustainable and Resilient Farming Systems Initiative

    Posted by Glenn Hull on 20 June 2017

    By Simon Ross, IWCAN In an interview, Prof. Quentin Grafton, an economist from the Australian National University, referred to the Risks and Options Assessment for Decision-Making (ROAD)…


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  • Traditional leadership versus role-vested leadership in Pacific communities

    Posted by Glenn Hull on 14 May 2017

    In an interview, Peter Sharry, director of Axiom Water Technologies, speaks about how in the Pacific, he finds that often traditional leadership roles carry more weight in the…


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  • The ‘radical centre’ and how it applies to water management

    Posted by Glenn Hull on 10 May 2017

    In an interview, Peter Sharry spoke about radical centrism and how he finds this idea is valuable for his work. This article looks more closely at what radical centrism…


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  • Best practices for cost recovery in implementing water management frameworks in interntional development

    Posted by Glenn Hull on 8 May 2017

    In an interview with Peter Sharry, he spoke about community ownership of water management infrastructure and associated cost-recovery options. This article explores the best practices guiding this approach…


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