Hello! It's Vira from Indonesia. Vira just graduated with a Civil Engineering bachelor's degree. Learning about infrastructure in environmental and water-related aspects makes her more aware of the current infrastructure condition. After getting her ...
UNESCO Water Resilience Challenge 2022: Youth’s Role in Making the Invisible Visible
"And it all starts by making the invisible visible." Hans Dencker Thulstrup, the Senior Programme Specialist for Water and Environmental Sciences, UNESCO Regional Science Bureau for Asia and the Pacific Working toward this year's World Water Day 2022...
UNESCO Water Resilience Challenge 2022 on Groundwater: Sustaining the Local Biodiversity and Livelihood
Groundwater provides us with various purposes which fulfil the social, economic, and environmental benefits. However, in many areas, it is frequently devalued, and even (over) exploited. Groundwater contamination is anotherconcern. Given these proble...
Why inclusive practices are important in water climate adaptation
Social inclusion is utterly important in water climate adaptation. As technical approaches are still dominant in development projects, the locals live in the vicinity are often limited to include their knowledge and experience in tackling climate iss...
Launching of Htee City Smart Water Mobile Application for Android version
On 30th of March 2022, Htee City Smart Water App is officially released to the public with the aim of supporting a more Water & Climate-Resilient Community". Background Introduction In November 2018, the Yangon Region Government and the Gove...
TWA's Yati joined the Yangon Raincraft program experience sharing webinar
Today, as the planet Earth has faced the consequences of Global Warming, people living in both urbans and rural have experienced the effects of Climate change like flooding and drought. Same as in Yangon, the major city of Myanmar, also no stranger t...
