The interaction between scientists, policy makers and water managers is vital to ensure the most effective use of current knowledge. It is also important to continually search for improvements in water management through exchanges between this trio. This website aims to highlight the work of the International Office for Water in science policy interface and be a portal to similar work elswhere.

IWRM-net Webinars

Submitted by Anonymous on Thu, 03/17/2011 - 13:49

Upcoming Webinars:

Water Cap and Trade, Date yet to be confirmed.

The IWRM-net projects are coming to a close and so the time has come for the dissemination of the results and the experiences of the researchers in undertaking the research. To assist in disseminating the results the International Office for Water have organised webinars for each of the projects as they come to a close. 

Webinars completed:

Climate Induced Changes on the Hydrology of Mediterranean Basins

Submitted by StephenM on Tue, 08/13/2013 - 16:50

Reducing Uncertainty and Quantifying Risk through an Integrated Monitoring and Modeling System
A 7th Framework Programme Collaborative Research Project (Environment, incl. Climate Change) 
 

Date: 
2010 - 2013
Country: 
FP7
website: 
www.climb-FP7.eu
OrgUnit: 

Dr. Thomas Ammerl (project management): ammerl@bayfor.de, +49-89-990188817
 

PersName: 
<p>Prof. Dr. Ralf Ludwig</p>
EAddr: 

r.ludwig@lmu.de

Briefing Note: 
application/pdf iconCLIMB_leaflet-2.pdf
Project or Programme: 
Research Project

Water Research to Market Guidelines

Submitted by StephenM on Fri, 05/17/2013 - 09:58

Implementing Ecosystem Services approach at the local level: Expectations, barriers and insights. ESAWADI project.

Submitted by StephenM on Fri, 03/01/2013 - 16:02
Date: 
28 March 2013
location: 
not applicable

Philippe Blancher and Catherine Wallis from ASCONIT consultants (Lead partner from the ESAWADI project) presented this webinar. 
The presentation is available for download here in pdf form. the recording of the webinar will be available in flv format in the near future.
Many Thanks,
IWRM-net SCP team. 

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