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News and announcements for Alumni
Akvo is a global foundation that was launched in 2006 to lay a bridge between the water and information technology sectors.
Recently, an interdisciplinary research project was approved by the UNESCO-IHE Partnership Research Fund (UPaRF), which will be carried out by UNESCO-IHE Institute for Water Education (Delft, The Netherlands), Eduardo Mondlane University, University of Kwazulu-Natal and the Komati Basin Water A...
There are 12 direct ways for you to get involved in the 5th World Water Forum, 16-22 March 2009, Istanbul, Turkey.
An interdisciplinary research program entitled “Integrated approaches and strategies to address the Sanitation Crisis in Unsewered Slum Areas in African mega-cities (SCUSA)”, funded by the UNESCO-IHE Partnership Research Fund (UPaRF), will be carried out by UNESCO-IHE Institute for Water Educat...
Dear UNESCO-IHE Alumna / Alumnus,
On the occasion of the UNESCO-IHE Alumni Officer’s visit to Argentina, the Institute have the pleasure together with ACANEB in inviting you to attend an alumni gathering and diner on:
Dear UNESCO-IHE Alumna / Alumnus,
On the occasion of the UNESCO-IHE Refresher Seminar held in Palembang Indonesia from 21 till 25 July 2008, we have the pleasure in inviting you to attend an informal alumni gathering and diner on:
Latin America wins the UNESCO-IHE Football World Cup, beating the Lions of Africa in the final.
The registration for the UNESCO-IHE online courses is now open. You can register for one of the Institutes online courses and enjoy keeping up-to-date with the latest developments or discussing the coming challenges in your field with fellow professionals.
Efforts towards sustainability in any field are built on processes for communicating, learning, and sharing knowledge, engaging people in their multiple roles as individuals, and as members of communities and organizations.
The Minister of Public Works of Indonesia, Mr. Ir. Djoko Kirmanto visited UNESCO-IHE on June the 24. Mr. Kirmanto, himself an alumnus of the Institute, was welcome by the deputy director Ir. Joop de Schutter.