Welcome to Global Water Institute

Submitted by GWI I on Sun, 2009-12-27 17:22

Global Water Institute (GWI) is the first organization in the world that assists demobilized populations, using water-related programme activities for their reintegration for the purpose of conflict prevention and sustainable economic development.

GWI au Togo

Submitted by GWI I on Sat, 2012-01-14 13:17

Date:

Wed, 2011-06-08 (All day) – Thu, 2011-06-09 (All day)

Type:

Round Table

Country:

Togo (Togolese Republic)

GWI au Togo

Le Plan d'Action National Togolais pour les secteurs de l'eau, de l'environnement et des ressources naturelles vise à attendre les Objectifs du Millénaire pour le Développement.

Sur l’invitation du Gouvernement Togolais, Global Water Institute et son partenaire Hylem Water ont participé à la Table Ronde des partenaires techniques et financiers le 8 et 9 Juin 2011.

GWI a continué sa mission sur le terrain dans une banlieue de la capitale togolaise pour analyser les besoins en eau et assainissement et les dégâts d'assainissement dans les écoles primaires et les centres de santé.

Togo Roundtable on Financing of Sectors: Environment -Water and Sanitation

Submitted by GWI I on Sat, 2011-07-23 22:38

The Government of the Republic of Togo, West Africa, organized a Roundtable on 8-9 June, 2011 with the aim of achieving the objectives compensated in the Millennium Development Goals and the Global Summit on Sustainable Development. Global Water Institute and partner Hylem Water participated in the event.

Author:

GWI ADMIN

Type:

Report

Publication year:

2011

Togo Roundtable on Financing Water and Sanitation, and the environment.pdf

Ex-Combatants in Burundi Say They Need Training in Water Resource Management

Submitted by GWI I on Mon, 2011-02-21 02:27

Through a face-to-face dialogue, ex-combatants in Burundi said to the Global Water Institute that they need training in water resources’ management.

GWI uses mediation skills to guide ex-combatants and local governments through the process of dialogue using their needs and their rights in terms of water-related values.

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What Type of Governance Is Needed in the Epoch of Climate Change?

Submitted by GWI I on Tue, 2011-02-15 00:29

Governances looking for establishing long standing peace in the epoch of climate change ought to allow communities to adapt and re-condition their socioeconomic situations. Society-oriented governance requires ensuring a commitment to coherent multi-sector and economic development.

Author:

Valerie Ndaruzaniye

Type:

Article

Publication year:

2011

What Type of Governance Is Needed in the Epoch of Climate Change?

ACCES Vulnerability Full Report

Submitted by GWI I on Mon, 2011-02-14 22:04

After the Africa Dialogue Forum in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Africa, Climate Change, Environment and Security

Although local government and international financial partners should put priorities on helping African local communities to adapt and become resilient to climate-induced water challenges, there is also a need for regional governing entities, such as the African Union, to provide for an authentically African political oversight. This in turn requires the establishment of an effective functioning Executive Bureau from within the African Union capable of monitoring and assisting locally implemented water-related programmes and other human security mechanisms.

Author:

ACCES -Editor: Daniel Fiott

Type:

Report

Publication year:

2010

ACCES Vulnerability Full Report After the Africa Dialogue Forum in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia