WIL Brasil 2020 Abril, junho, septembro, novembro www.waterlution.org/wil-brasil-2020/ DOWNLOAD RELATÓRIO FINAL Com esses pontos fundamentais para trabalhar equidade, olhamos para a água com uma visão de inclusão, oportunizando processos de mudanças sistemáticas que diminuam vulnerabilidades e diferenças. Estas prioridades refletem não apenas o que o WIL Brasil vem construindo como também os projetos e inquietações…
by Media & Communications Coordinator Amanda Wong 2020 has been one of the most challenging years with the greatest focus in the media being directed to the global public health crisis, which left little room to discuss water related news. With life constantly changing due to public health guidelines, it can make it hard to…
by Media and Communications Coordinator Amanda Wong Have you heard of the Water – Energy – Food Nexus? Many people haven’t, but it’s an emergent theory that has gained popularity in sustainable development. This theory studies the interconnections between water security, energy security, and food security. This means that decisions made in one sector will…
Through the Great Waters Challenge, students at John English Junior Middle School won a field trip to Ryerson University with Ryerson Urban Water! Available on: https://www.facebook.com/Waterlution/videos/1616065438514198
Water celebration song during a practice of it with a musician and local environmentalist, James Gordon. Available on: https://www.facebook.com/Waterlution/videos/1619156594871749
“Water Story Tour PEI launched on Strollopia” Also available on: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/prince-edward-island/charlottetown-water-story-tour-launch-weekend-1.4235954
by Megan Cornall, Water Innovation Labs Coordinator and Amanda Wong, Media and Communications Coordinator Water Innovation Labs At the Core Water Innovation Labs (WIL) are one of the main pillars of Waterlution’s work. For years we have been hosting WILs to provide immersive leadership training designed to accelerate collaborative innovation, fast-track knowledge-sharing and devise new…
by Olivia Allen, Project Lead for Youth Programs In my last contribution to the Cautious Optimist Project,I shared about my experience with starting seedlings and planting many fruits and vegetables in my garden! As you’ll read in the last blog, I was a little overwhelmed with the amount of plants I had started, pots everywhere,…
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