These training modules for graduate students and community partners focus on interdisciplinary approaches to improve capacity on the International WATERS Network themes. International WaTERS aims to address ongoing water governance and security challenges, with focus on the global South. The International WaTERS partnership does so by: promoting collaborative and comparative research on urban water resilience, with specific focus on rural-urban linkages and institutional, social and equity dimensions; fostering knowledge mobilization through academic and policy dialogue in our Network and beyond; and building an extensive network of expertise available to enrich capacity and graduate training at partner institutions.
About the modules
| Biophysical Considerations for Water Resilience Module developed by Professor Larry Baker, & Hillary Waters |
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| Collaborative/Participatory Research for Water Justice Module developed by Professor Jacqueline Goldin & Claudia Mukong |
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| Water Access and Equity Module developed by Professor Michelle Kooy & Cecilia Alda Vidal |
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| Rural – Urban Connections and the Peri-Urban Module developed by Dr. Anamika Barua, SaciWaters & Sumit Vij |
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| Conflicts and Struggles over Water Territories Module developed by Lena Hommes, Professor Rutgerd Boelens, Scott McKenzie & KJ Joy. |
Upon completion of the modules
Each training module will contain a mix of videos, reading, and the chance to test your knowledge of the material. Each module should take between 7-10 hours to complete, and you can complete them at any time. Successful completion of these modules can result earning a certificate of completion /or open badge suitable for a CV.
If you are interested in receiving a certificate of completion, please fill out the following form.
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