UNESCO Water Resilience Challenge 2022 is a capacity-building program that challenges and inspires the next future leaders, especially students and young professionals from various backgrounds,
“It all starts by making the invisible visible.” Hans Dencker Thulstrup Senior Programme Specialist for Water and Environmental Sciences, UNESCO Regional Science Bureau for Asia
Cities in different parts of the world face different, unique challenges in the face of climate change. To overcome these challenges, many innovative ideas, technologies
The Tailor-Made Training (TMT) in Welang River, East Java, was conducted to support the knowledge transfer and capacity building for the Water Resource Department of
Following the technical meeting and 4-day workshop in Phase I, the Challenge continues to Phase II, which started on 11 October until 11 November 2021.
Solution needs: River dredging Sludge / sediment material management Water retention Check dams River widening Early warning system (EWS) Terrace cultivation / terracing Sustainable farming
“You are the future of the Rinjani-Lombok Biosphere Reserve and UNESCO Global Geopark. Without the engagement and leadership of young people, Biosphere Reserve and
Learning Ground for the Young Water Leaders As the urgency and complexity of water and other climate-related problems in Indonesia are increasing dramatically, educating the
What the Challenge is about Indonesia Healthy Rivers Challenge 2020 is our capacity-building program that challenges and inspires Indonesia’s Young River Leaders to contribute their own original
Row, row, row your boat, gently down the stream (Photo by TWA Indonesia) The start of Indonesia Healthy Rivers Challenge – Phase II After their