Delphine Magara & Charlotte Qin, Co-founders of
鈥淲hat if Water could talk?鈥 This question is the origin of Meeting of Waters聽鈥 a youth led art collective that 鈥済ives water a voice鈥, grounded in science and鈥
Sujit Choudhury, Secretary Integrated River Basin Management Society
Ms. Monmi Barua, Associate Fellow, Environment Education Awareness聽 (EEA), TERI; Dr. Livleen K Kahlon, Associate Director and Senior Fellow, EEA, TERI;聽Ms. Taru Mehta, Area Convener and Fellow, EEA, TERI
Youth need skills like environmental literacy, critical thinking, leadership, cultural competence, resilience, and data analysis for a sustainable future. Encouraging their development through hands-on learning, mentorship, recognition, and education is crucial. They can advocate for social鈥
This study of the Issue Paper series takes an integrative and systemic health approach and makes recommendations that link human health to ecosystem health and consider the importance of community participation.
This Issue Paper aims to present a systematic approach to facilitate the collection and聽 analysis of key data and information required to carry out an impact assessment and聽 evaluate TTAC programmes鈥 effectiveness.聽
This Issue Paper 3 examines the environmental and social risks of maintaining a dam between Lake Juparan茫 and its connector, the Pequeno River.
The Issue Paper 2 proposes the use of the precautionary principle for the resumption of fishing in the Rio Doce Basin.
This first of a series of Issue Papers analyse the impacts on economic activities, the path decpendecy and measures to create new opportunities of livelihoods for the Rio Doce watershed.聽
In this Technical Report, the Rio Doce Panel offers an overview of the current system of governance and recommends ways to ensure that the investments made in the reparation process can enhance the long-term and multi-stakeholder governance of the region taking a source-to-sea perspective.