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New study in journal Nature Climate Change
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graduate water education facility in the world.

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Explorations on gender in the world of water

To promote full and equal access to participation in science for women and girls, the United Nations has declared 11...

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Roshanka Ranasinghe, IHE Delft’s Professor of Climate Change Impacts & Coastal Risk and Senior Specialist...

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New project aims to help improve policies related to water, energy, food and ecosystems 31 Aug 2021

Artificial intelligence and machine learning are among tools to be used to assess the water-energy-food-ecosystem (WEFE) nexus in a new project...

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Event, 30 Sep 2021

PhD Defence Mary Barrios Hernandez

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Event, 24 Sep 2021

Launch of the UNFCCC CASTT Adaptation Academy

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News, 16 Sep 2021

The Water and Development Partnership Programme (DUPC3) is looking for committee members

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News, 10 Sep 2021

Floating service blocks: improving quality of life in slums near water

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News, 08 Sep 2021

Mr. Koen Olthuis awarded with a Doctoral degree

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News, 03 Sep 2021

Urbanizing Deltas of the World Online Masterclass Series: the State of the Art of water research in South and Southeast Asia

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