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  • Strengthening Drought Monitoring Across the Middle East and North Africa
    Global Waters Article
    The Middle East and North Africa are among the most water-stressed regions on the entire planet. Water availability — or lack thereof — has shaped societies here in profound ways for thousands of years.
  • Global Waters Stories - July 2019
    Global Waters
    Taking the Pulse of a Water Lifeline to Hundreds of Millions of People
  • Improving WASH Evidence-Based Decision-Making Program (IWED)- Senegal
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    The IWED Senegal program worked with the Ministry of Water and Sanitation’s Water Resources Management and Planning Directorate to improve the monitoring of Sustainable Development Goal 6 Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) indicator
  • Government of Uganda Ministry of Water and Environment Sector Performance Report 2020
    Report
    This report presents the performance of the sector during the financial year (FY) 2019/20 with respect to investments, targets, achievements, outputs and challenges. It is based on Sector Performance Indicators.
  • Waste Management Technology in Regions Phase II Final Report
    Final Report
    Over its three-year duration, the Waste Management Technology in Regions, phase II program (WMTR II) assisted the Government of Georgia to improve the waste management system in the county and make it comply with international standards.
  • Smart Waters Activity Fact Sheet
    Fact Sheet
    The USAID-funded Smart Waters program builds a cadre of professionals in Central Asia and Afghanistan, capable of managing shared water resources to maximize the economic value of water in the face of climate change and other pressures, understand
  • Dredging Up the Past: A Clean Riverbed is Changing the Lives of Turkmen Farmers
    Global Waters Article
    “When there are floods, we have to build barriers to keep our land safe,” says Ataev Maksat, a 35-year old farmer from Saryyazy, a village in Mary, Turkmenistan.
  • Innovative Cooperative Project Multiplies USAID Water Security Impact in Nepal
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    This story originally appeared on the SWP website.
  • Governance for Transboundary Freshwater Security, September - November 2020
    Training
    This course presents multiple facets of governance for transboundary freshwater security – from financing mechanisms to negotiation skills – while emphasizing the urgency of sustainable development and cooperation at many levels.
  • IWRM and WASH Linkages: How CSOs Can Advocate For Their Integration in Policy and Planning, September 23, 2020
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    Wednesday, September 23, 2020 at 8:00 AM EDT / 3:00 PM EAT

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