World Water Day: Water Cooperation
In 2013, in celebration of the International Year of Water Cooperation, World Water Day is also dedicated to the theme of cooperation around water. Cooperation is essential to strike a balance between the different needs and priorities and share this precious resource equitably. Since water cuts across all sectors, stakeholders that are not traditionally considered to be water managers must participate. Water cooperation between different social groups, economic sectors, regional governments, countries, and present and future generations, is crucial not only to ensure the sustainable and equitable use of water but also to create and maintain peaceful relations between people.
The official celebrations of World Water Day will be hosted by the Kingdom of The Netherlands in The Hague. Within the limit of capacity constraints, as wide a variety of key stakeholders as possible, from inside and outside the ‘water box’, have been invited.
News
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22.05.13
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21.05.13
Malaysia: Water Cooperation at Work Across South East Asia and the Pacific
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30.04.13
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30.04.13
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30.04.13
HIGHLIGHTS
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Water Cooperation to Cope with Twenty-First Century Challenges
Issue #1 of the UN Chronicle addresses Water Cooperation
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Free Flow
A co-publication between UNESCO and Tudor Rose for the International Year of Water Cooperation 2013 to be published in October
Events
- Water Security Challenges through Scientific Cooperation
6 June 2013, Koblenz, Germany - 49th session of the IHP Bureau
25-26 June 2013, Paris, France - Workshop on Andean Climate Variability and Change
3-6 September 2013, Lima, Peru - International Workshop on Remote Sensing and Eco-hydrology in Arid Regions
16-20 September 2013, Beijing, China - Congress on Ecohydrology: a sustainable management for a sustainable world
11-13 November 2013, Santiago, Chile - More events





