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Students from AgroParisTech Montpellier Campus visit Juffet’s mill in Montbazin
A group of ten students accompanied by Gabrielle Rudi, AgroParisTech lecturer, Guillaume Juan from the Centre de Ressources Captages-OFB, and Johan Coulomb from Montpellier Méditerranée Métropole visited the Moulin de Juffet on Tuesday January 23. Pierre Benau, the mill’s owner, and Philippe Gaffiero, president of the Forum de Montbazin association, were on hand to show…
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Phnom Penh Water Supply Authority claims that Phnom Penh no longer faces water shortages
Long Naro, Director General of the Phnom Penh Water Supply Authority, affirmed that Phnom Penh will no longer face a shortage of clean water for use, as the Phnom Penh Water Supply Authority has a production capacity of about 1 million cubic metres per day, while the demand is only about 820,000 cubic metres. Speaking…
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A major step forward for collaboration between MPWT, ITC, AgroParisTech and ADB
The Ministry of Public Works and Transport – Institute of Technology of Cambodia – AgroParisTech consortium held a consultation meeting on November 8 at ADB headquarters in Manila. The mission was led by Wilfried LIGAN-AgroParisTech accompanied by a Cambodian delegation. The aim was to discuss the CB-SAN project. The CB-SAN project covers Cambodia at national…
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Global Water Security 2023 Assessment by United Nations University
UN Water Experts: The World is Off-Track to Meet Its Sustainable Water Goal by 2030 3 out of 4 people currently live in water-insecure countries. More people die from a lack of safe drinking water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) services than water-related disasters, reveals the new UN global water security assessment. New York, USA: A…
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Sanitation and Health by Duncan Mara, Beth Scott and David Trouba
This is one article in a four-part PLoS Medicine series on water and sanitation. Duncan Mara – School of Civil Engineering, University of Leeds, Leeds, United Kingdom Beth Scott – Water Supply and Sanitation Collaborative Council, Geneva, Switzerland David Trouba – Department ofInfectious and Tropical Diseases, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, London, United…
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The MS “Water for All” is in Singapore!
From November 6 to 18, the water and sanitation managers from the Advanced Master “Water for All” are in the ESSEC Campus for 2 weeks training leading change, digital transformation, geopolitics, geo-economy and geostrategy, sustainable development, innovation and water strategy.
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CALL FOR PAPER
How is climate change adaptation transforming water and sanitation services, governance, management and design? A focus on African cities “2023 is about to become the hottest year on record on our planet. Climate change and its effects are set to accelerate, urging human societies to take action. Meanwhile, the challenge of providing safe water and…
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22nd African Water and Sanitation Association International Congress
February 18 to 22,2024 – CONAKRY-GUINEA Topic of this congress edition “Human development in Africa through Investments in the Water and Sanitation sector” The “Water for All” chair will be there – join her!! More information and registration
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FARM RADIO INTERNATIONAL
RADIO A farmer’s best friend People are often surprised to learn that radio is a powerful tool in international development. In rural Africa, where we work, people depend on it as their primary source of information. That’s why we’ve used radio to help farmers help themselves for nearly 40 years. And now we combine it…
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Biennale Euro-Africa Montpellier Water Days – The “Water for All” Chair was in!
On October 9,2023 in Montpellier was held the 1st Biennale on Water topic. Sylvain USHER, President of the Water and Sanitation African Assocition of the 2023-2024 session of the MS “Water for All” as well as Charles FALL, MD of the SONES in Dakar, were speakers in 2 different conferences. We thank them for their…
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Partnership signature between the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and AGROPARISTECH
The partnership was signed last August and will run until December 2024. It focuses on enhancing the knowledge of M1/M2 and MS students and auditors, and building the capacity of sanitation management trainers around the world. Several areas will be worked on and developed thanks to the tools and expertise of the Foundation’s staff around…
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Antoine Walter – Business developer – Water management at ESSEC Africa with the “Water for All” managers!
The present and the future of African #WaterManagement Water executives constantly need to up their game to keep pace with ever changing water challenges. Rapidly evolving demographics, climate change, incomplete infrastructure, limited funding: many of these executives would whisper “Bingo” in a sigh. ✅ Yet one thing’s for sure: they would never give up on…
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SUEZ’s contract to modernize and improve the water services of Tashkent is now in operation
SUEZ launches the “Tashkent Water Transformation Plan”, a contract to modernize and improve water and wastewater services in the capital of Uzbekistan. With rapid demographic growth and strong economic development, the city’s water needs are increasing. To meet these challenges and ensure continuity of services, the Municipality of Tashkent City , together with the National…
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Mexico water crisis in spotlight on World Water Day
As AgroParisTech through is “Water for All” Chair is partner of the Water Integrity Network (WIN) We publish an article on corruption about water in Mexico. Cody Copeland is journalist based in Mexico City for the CourtHouse News Service and is risking his life by presenting articles as such. Mexico is running out of water,…
