The Co-HYDIM-SA project aims to address the pressing need for hydrometeorological early warning and information systems (EWIS) to support water resource management and enhance water security in the northern Namibia and southern Angola.
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WaRisCo: Successful Stakeholder Engagements and Dissemination Activities
WaRisCo addresses two of the biggest risks South Africa faces in a warming world: the occurrence of a ‘day zero’ drought in the Gauteng province and unprecedented mega-flooding in Durban in the KwaZulu-Natal province.
Bridging Research and Practice
WASANet introduced the WASA Programme and its ongoing projects to the GWP Working Group on Operation and Capacity Development in March. This session brought together German water operators, research institutes, and technical universities within the Membership of GWP.
WASA at the 14th IWA International Conference on Water Reclamation and Reuse 2025
WASA has established a good working relationship with other research projects in the water sector. Thereforem WASANet joined a panel discussion at the 14th IWA International Conference on Water Reclamation and Reuse Conference.
SASSCAL and WASA partnership agreement
WASANet is currently developing a partnership agreement outlining the corner stones of the collaborations between the WASA research projects, WASANet and SASSCAL.
SeeKaquA-Workshop with African project partners in Germany
The project SeeKaquA held a productive project workshop together with the African and Germany partners in Hanover from February 10th to 14th 2025.
WaRisCo Stakeholder Workshop Series: From Science to Practice
The WaRisCo stakeholder workshops are designed to establish relationships and refine the scope of the research. It is expected that the jointly developed research results of WaRisCo will have an increasing influence on the decision-making and policies of those involved.
MAMDIWAS Completes Second Sampling Campaign
The MAMDIWAS project team successfully completed its second sampling campaign on February 14th, 2025, in Johannesburg, South Africa.
Introducing the WASA Communications Strategy
The WASA Communication Strategy defines all aspects of effective science communication and will provide research-informed policy making, the basis for demand-driven research and a maximised innovation uptake over the course of the 4-year research programme.