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Call for Trainees – CliMent Training School 1
CliMent Training School 1, focused on “Methods in Climate-Mental Health Survey Design and Quantitative Data Analysis” will occur from 17-19 March 2026
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5 Recommended Reads on Wetlands
Wetlands are a crucial yet underappreciated ecosystem. Dive into these recommend reads to understand why they matter and how we can protect them.
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UNU, UNESCO, UNITAR and UN-Water Launch Academic Hub to Strengthen Science–Policy Engagement for the 2026 UN Water Conference
The Academic Hub aims to elevate academic voices and scientific inputs towards the future of global water policy.
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UNU-INWEH and the African Union of Broadcasting Partner to Strengthen African Media Capacity on Water and Environmental Reporting
The partnership aims to amplify African media voices, turning data into insight, and building capacity to tell inclusive water stories.
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UNU-INWEH and EDEQUE Sign Memorandum of Understanding to Strengthen Water Research and Academic Collaboration in Africa
The partnership aims to support evidence-based solutions and elevate African scientific expertise in Senegal and beyond.
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Western and Central Africa Regional Workshop on Wastewater Surveillance for Environment and Public Health
Regional Workshop in Dakar convened by UNU-INWEH, UNEP, and WHO fosters collaboration between health and environment sectors.
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5 Things to Watch in Climate and Environment in 2026
2026 is a crucial year for climate action, cooperation, sustainable cities and science. Here is what to look out for this year.
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UNU-INWEH Launches “Global Water Bankruptcy” Report at the High-Level Water Policy Roundtable at UN Headquarters in New York
Ahead of the 2026 UN Water Conference, leaders call for science-based action to address systemic water risks.
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The world is in the 'era of water bankruptcy'–here’s what that means
The author of the Global Water Bankruptcy report, Kaveh Madani, explains the main findings of the report.