Colombo: 28th February
Dhaka: 6th March
Participants: Government officials, NGOs, academics, practitioners and donors.
The objective of the workshops is to engage various actors in the discussion about wastewater agriculture, to increase awareness of the issues, to simulate debate and to share experiences. The content of the workshops will be similar to the local workshops but will be aimed at national level issues.
The meeting agenda : Colombo workshop Dhaka workshop
Workshop Report – Dhaka
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