Members of the WASPA team attended a meeting in Sri Lanka, on the 25-27 October 2006, held by UNICEF in collaboration with the Asian Institute of Technology (AIT), the National Water Supply and Drainage Board (NWSDB) and the Central Environmental Authority. The objectives of the meeting were to develop a…
Workshop on: “Building networks for waste management for agriculture and environmental sanitation” Hosted by: IWMI and COSI on 26 th September 2006 Venue: ISB Auditorium, 141 Kandy Road , Kurunegala
Organized by the UNIDO National Cleaner Production Centre, Sri Lanka 5th-6th November 2007, Bandaranaike Memorial International Conference Hall The Roundtable was intended to provide business, government and non government organizations with the opportunity to confront the challenges and opportunities of sustainability, explore innovative solutions and facilitate the implementation of appropriate…
12th November 2007, Kurunegala Municipal Council A meeting was held with the proposed Core Group for the WASPA Learning Alliance in Kurunegala. The meeting was attended by a small selection of government officials, farmers and residents of Wilgoda, who will be representatives in the Core Group. The discussion included: the…
call_for_abstracts_papers_for_presentation Organized by Energy Forum, WASTE and VNG International 20th-21st November, Hambantota WASPA team members from COSI and IWMI attended the workshop which included a discussion on the terms of reference for a national platform on waste management based on the concept of learning alliances. The WASPA team intends to…
For details about the content of this meeting please see the meeting minutes on the Publications page.
For details about the content of this meeting please see the meeting minutes on the Publications page.
Ecosan training for Trainers of Public Health Inspectors at National Institute for Health Science, Kalutara, January 21 – 25, 2008 The ecosan training targeted the Supervising Public Health Inspectors (SPHIs), the tutors of PHIs, and the Medical Officers of Health. The SPHIs and MOHs will disseminate the knowledge in the…
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…
Kandy: 25th and 26th February Rajshahi: 3rd March Participants: Local government and local NGOs. The objective of the workshops is to present and discuss wastewater, greywater and excreta management and agricultural use. The perspectives of the technical and non-technical options for risk reduction will be presented and discussed, as well…
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IWMI's Abdulkarim Seid comments on the potential of the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD). The post GERD will greatly contribute to mutual benefit of region first appeared on International Water Management Institute (IWMI). [...]