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Marine and coastal resources that support the livelihoods of millions of women and men face growing pressures, including overfishing, habitat degradation, pollution and climate change. Financial ...

Despite delaying the celebrations of the 20th anniversary of the Living Knowledge Network and 9th International Living Knowledge Conference to 2021, the Network will acknowledge this milestone with a ...

The Citizen Science Association Law and Policy Working Group proudly presents the upcoming webinar on: Citizen Science, Community Engagement, and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals ...

Showcasing water utility experiences and sharing knowledge will support effective policy-making and regulation to accelerate the adoption of NBS in water management. IWA and TNC are catalysing action ...

Youth/Fridays for Future, people on the street demand effective global climate action. We see a paradigm shift in global climate action collaboration with national governments now welcoming non-state ...

Managing risk for our food system is inherently complex and exacerbated by climate change impacts as well as the need to feed a growing population. A key risk for businesses in the food value chain is ...

Regenerative agriculture has become the darling of many policymakers, food companies and farmers. But can it deliver on climate change mitigation? This webinar will explore WRI’s view that these ...

COVID-19 has unleashed a global health pandemic and economic crisis, posing unprecedented challenges for food systems around the world. Food supplies could be massively disrupted due to measures put ...

Containing global warming to 1.5 degrees is technically feasible with existing low-carbon technology—but only if it is deployed on a massive scale to developing countries, according to this World Bank ...

The private sector plays an important role in the success of any National Adaptation Plan (NAP), so recognizing how to best engage local businesses and larger stakeholders in the NAP process should be ...

To constrain the fast-spreading pandemic of COVID-19, speed is essential. Preparedness measures must outpace the pace of transmission. One key measure is to rapidly identify infected people so they ...

Human capacity building programmes in integrated water resources management are key in ensuring and enhancing sustainable water resources management in the Southern African Region Community (SADC) ...

The aim of this series of webinars is to create a #SolutionsSpace to share lessons learned from the Covid19 crisis, in a world challenged by the compounded impacts of Climate Change (and its ...

It is well known that cities in Africa are some of the most vulnerable in the world, and for them to become more climate resilient, a significant amount of funding is required to enable climate change ...

In light of the 10 year anniversary of the recognition of the human rights to water and sanitation by the UNGA, Human Right 2 Water’s Webinar takes the opportunity to interview panellists from CONAGUA ...

On 8 July 2020, WRC will be hosting this webinar workshop titled: Implications of Covid-19 on the SADC Research Agenda for the water sector. Speakers: Dr Nico Elema (AUDA-NEPAD SANWATCE) Prof ...

On 21 July 2020, WRC will be hosting this workshop webinar titled: Water, energy and food nexus and the Covid-19 pandemic. Speakers: Prof. Jean Marie Kileshye Onema (WaterNet) Prof. Larry Swatuk ...

In today’s world, enhancing resilience of farming communities to shocks and stresses while providing water, food and nutrition security is ever so important for our development agenda. The ...