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IHE Delft Institute for Water Education is the largest international
graduate water education facility in the world.

Our impact

Vietnam
Sharing knowledge and building leadership from City to City

“When people work together, their voice is stronger” says Quan, associate professor in Hydrology at...

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Mozambique and Indonesia
Under pressure: relieving the pressure from traditional water supply sources

In many water-stressed cities in the Global South, the poorest do not have access to a reliable and safe water source...

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IHE Delft Institute for Water Education aims to create impact on the ground by developing problem oriented researchers and knowledge.

News and Events

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The Geography of Future Water Challenges 19 Apr 2018

Today, the Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency (PBL) launches the book 'The Geography of Future Water Challenges'. The first copy...

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Event, 24 Apr 2018

Closing ceremony academic period 2016 - 2018

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Event, 23 Apr 2018

Launch of new MSc Programme in Sanitation

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News, 20 Apr 2018

Rand Water and IHE Delft continue their cooperation

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News, 20 Apr 2018

Occasional flooding in the city of Alexandria

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News, 10 Apr 2018

Prof. Ranasinghe appointed as Director of a new Think Tank in Sri Lanka

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News, 06 Apr 2018

Ms. Zahrah Musa awarded PhD degree

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IHE Delft in the media

News, 12 Apr 2018

Drug Waste Flushed Into World's Freshwater Ecosystems to Rise 65% by 2050

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News, 12 Apr 2018

Rivers are no longer sources of drinkable water, study reveals

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News, 11 Apr 2018

Drug waste clogs rivers around the world, scientists say

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IHE Delft Institute for Water Education has provided graduate education to more than 15,000 water professionals ...

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