The WaMiSAR project team presented new research findings at two international scientific conferences, highlighting innovative approaches to mine rehabilitation in Namibia’s arid and semi-arid landscapes.
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NEU-Water Conducts Second Co-Researcher Workshop Series in South Africa
NEU-Water conducted its second series of co-researcher workshops in South Africa. During the workshops, the co-researchers received training on water management and undertook community-based data collection on local water use practices, challenges, and priorities.
Co-HYDIM-SA Holds Participatory Workshops in Namibia and Angola
Co-HYDIM-SA conducted two stakeholder workshops in Namibia and Angola in collaboration with the Cuvelai Watercourse Commission. 45 local experts, practitioners, and community representatives assessed drought and flood risks in the Cuvelai and Cunene River Basins.
WaRisCo Advances Climate-Resilient Water Security Through Strategic Partnerships and Public Engagement
In June 2026, the WaRisCo team visited the Kingdom of Lesotho as well as South Africa’s KwaZulu-Natal Province to engage with key stakeholders on climate-resilient water security. The engagements combined discussions involving government institutions, municipalities and community organisations with a national media outreach effort in South Africa, towards raising awareness of climate change risks whilst proactively working towards climate change adaptation solutions.
SeeKaquA Announces Successful Completion of Second Major Measurement Campaign in Machile-Zambesi Basin
The SeeKaquA project reached several milestones in advancing geoscientific methods for deep groundwater exploration during its second field campaign in Southern Africa. By combining scientific surveys with hydrochemical analyses and close collaboration with local partners, the team generated valuable new insights into the complex groundwater systems of the Mwandi region.
Interview | From Research to Impact: Opportunities for PhD Students in the WASA Programme
In the interview, Florian Blum, researcher in the WaMiSAR project and coordinator of the new meeting series for PhD researchers, shares insights into the vital role of PhD students for the research projects, the opportunities offered by WASA, and concrete ways to collaborate and exchange knowledge.
Co-HYDIM-SA Engages Stakeholders in Angola to Promote CUVEWIS
Through multi-stakeholder engagement in Angola, Co-HYDIM-SA is ensuring that the CUVEWIS early warning system is tailored to local needs and supported by strong institutional ownership. The initiative aims to enhance hydrometeorological services and long-term water resilience in the transboundary Cuvelai Basin.
WaReNam: Advancing Water Reuse in Namibia: From Strategy to Implementation
The WaReNam project is progressing towards a National Water Reuse Strategy for Namibia by integrating technological innovation, governance, and capacity development. Recent milestones include a new cooperation agreement between Namibian and German partners and preparations for key stakeholder meetings, while pilot implementation and institutional strengthening activities continue to gain momentum.
NEU Water Pilot demonstration: Into the advanced planning stage
In partnership with local residents and authorities, the project is developing an urban water recycling pilot in Langrug informal settlement. Combining community input with technical expertise, the initiative aims to treat greywater for reuse in urban greening, supporting more sustainable water management practices.