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
On June 13th, The Water Agency and Organizing Committee of Mekong Salt Lab Project had a field trip to Tra Cu and Duyen Hai districts
The Water Agency has been engaging with various local water experts in Myanmar for an online education programme named “WE are Water Education (Myanmar)”. The
Supported by Nuffic and the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs, The Water Agency has been working together with Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam in organizing an online
Supported by Nuffic and the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs, The Water Agnecy launched the “Mekong Salt Lab” project in collaboration with local partners in
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
On 30th of March 2022, Htee City Smart Water App is officially released to the public with the aim of supporting a more Water &
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