World youth parliament for water-2022

Only One Earth: The role of youth in promoting sustainable living in harmony with nature.Подробнее

Rafaralahy Jean Vasil (Madagascar): Groundwater modeling is crucial for sustainable water managementПодробнее

Youth Engagements for a Water Secure WorldПодробнее

Kevin Miño (25, Ecuador): Living labs can connect water research to real-life problemsПодробнее

Ayan Mahmood (16, Pakistan): We need to spread the word about water researchПодробнее

Ebaa Mohmmed (Sudan): Lack of licenses for software and data hinders our researchПодробнее

Gaspard Tendeng (33, Senegal): Water is crucial for human developmentПодробнее

Apollinaire Sawadogo (26, Burkina Faso): Give the private sector a role to play in water researchПодробнее

Interview with Daninelle Kamtié, Vice President of World Youth Parliament for Water (WYPW)Подробнее

Patrick Robichaud (US): Standards and laws can support sustainable water practicesПодробнее

Malak Altaeb (27, Libya): Lack of data is a problem for all water researchersПодробнее

Mendy Shozi (33, South Africa): Lack of credibility as young researchers is a key challengeПодробнее

Odwa (28, South Africa): We need to turn water research into actionПодробнее

Esther (28, Kenya): Water research needs meaningful community engagementПодробнее

Ahmed Abd El-Hameed (Egypt): We need comprehensive water footprints for urban contextsПодробнее

Lorette Douzals from WYP for water speaks about involving women in climate projects and decisions.Подробнее

Pabel Cervantes (34, Mexico): New contaminants pose pressing new water research questionsПодробнее

Selenay Elmacıoğlu (20, Turkey): Water research should be more accessibleПодробнее

Jin Tanaka (24, Japan): Water research is as urgent as climate researchПодробнее

Jakub Sochor (22, Czech Rep.): The water sector needs to embrace new technologiesПодробнее