Announcements
Announcements
In this online & on-site session at World Water Week, USAID will present a new model for identifying and filling implementation research gaps in the WASH sector and how partnership is the key to uncovering its hidden value to ensuring uptake and use.
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In this session, USAID will provide an update on its global WASH research agenda, proposed model for research partnership, and the new mechanisms that are exploring them. The proposed model for research depends on partners, local authorities, and local organizations collaborating in the identification, design, execution, and uptake of learning through research.
Key WASH sector stakeholders will then share their experiences with this transformative partnership model and their prioritized thematic areas for future research initiatives. Finally the group will break out into thematic groups to discuss these prioritized themes (e.g. water resources management, area-wide sanitation) and research plans to generate feedback and interest in exploring these collaborations and partnerships.
Feature / Join our SEI-hosted sessions at World Water Week from 23 August-1 September both in-person and online to discuss sanitation, biodiversity, climate and the SDGs.
Journal article / This article focuses on the state practice of Caribbean SIDS regarding the consent regime for marine scientific research under UNCLOS.
Media coverage / SEI Africa expert on water systems, Harriette Adhiambo Okal, speaks on 'water wars' and the importance of harnessing technological solutions to water scarcity.
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