Collaborative Research at Manchester Bolsters WE-ACT and TRANSCEND Projects
Gautamee Baviskar, a PhD candidate at the University of Twente, is collaborating with the TRANSCEND project team at Manchester University to enhance research initiatives within the EU-funded projects WE-ACT and TRANSCEND. Working with the AquaCrop-OS model, this partnership focuses on advancing sustainable practices and improving water management strategies across different regions.
Summer school – Hydrological models – Insights and Collaboration
This August, partners from UFR hosted a 2-day summer school on Hydrological Modelling at CAIAG, Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, both in-person and online. Focused on the SPHY model, participants were introduced to […]
How the WE-ACT Project is Uniting Stakeholders to Improve Water Management in Central Asia
In this blog, we explore how the WE-ACT project is transforming water management in Central Asia. Discover how the project is uniting stakeholders from across borders, promoting dialogue, and aligning with European values of regional collaboration. Learn about the key activities and achievements that are paving the way for a more sustainable approach to managing the Syr Darya, Naryn, and Karadarya rivers amidst climate change.
Transboundary Water Co-operation: ‘Pathway from the Fergana Valley Experience to the Waters of South Asia’Transboundary’
Explore insights from IWMI’s workshop on transboundary water cooperation in Central Asia, held on June 27, 2024, at Hotel Asia in Fergana, Uzbekistan. Topics include climate resilience, gender equity, and technological solutions for sustainable water management.
