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NEWAVE - Next Water Governance

The NEWAVE project aims to point the way forward in the global debate about water governance. It does so by developing research and training for a new generation of future water governance leaders, and by equipping them with the transdisciplinary skills to better tackle water challenges.

contenu newave "Oriola's siphon on the Tage-Segura transfer" (Source Wikimedia)

 

 

 

NEWAVE is rooted in the conviction that the rising threats of future water crises and hydro-social challenges, present an urgent need to enhance the global capacity to reflect critically on the current water governance trajectory. In that light NEWAVE takes three interrelated steps as it aims to:

 

  • Bring together an excellent trans-national and transdisciplinary network of water governance organisations;
  • Develop and implement a cutting-edge actionable research agenda on the key water governance priorities and insights for future directions;
  • Train a new generation of water governance early stage researchers (ESRs) and ensure that they have the trans- and interdisciplinary skills to make significant contributions to both the academic and extra-academic water governance world.

See more at : www.nextwatergovernance.net/about-newave

Additional Info

  • Contact(s):
    Project manager: Prof. Jampel Dell'Angelo and Prof. dr. Dave Huitema
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    Contact for G-EAU unit: François Molle
    Phone : +33 4 67 16 64 81
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  • Briefly:

    Team of joint Research unit concerned:  Sociohydro & CAP
    Theme / Domain: Politics of river basin development; water policy and governance
    Financial sponsor of study: European Union (H2020)
    Partner Organizations: Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and 9 other partners + www.nextwatergovernance.net/network-organisation/partners
    Project type: NEWAVE is a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Innovative Training Networks (ITN), part of H2020
    Country, Region of study: Murcia, Segura River Basin, Spain
    Starting date of the project: May 2020
    End date of the project: April 2024

  • Productions:

    Productions related to the project : coming soon
    - Articles : ------
    - Thesis : PhD thesis in progress

  • Team(s) of Joint Research Unit concerned:

    Sociohydro & CAP

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