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The Living Water Museum of Cauca joins the Global Network of Water Museums (WAMU-NET) (UNESCO-IHP).
WAMU-NET (UNESCO-IHP) confirms the incorporation of the Cauca Museum as a full member of the Network of Water Museums. This recognition consolidates the Living Water and Biodiversity Museum of the Colombian Massif as a leading reference in water heritage, education, and territorial action, and strengthens its connection to UNESCO-IHP’s international agenda. WAMU-NET (the Global Network of Water Museums, linked to UNESCO-IHP) has officially confirmed the incorporation of the L
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Jan 152 min read


AI for Sustainable Water Resources Management in GCC Countries: UNESCO Chair on Sustainability at UPC Invited as Speaker at KISR Regional Workshop
The UNESCO Chair on Sustainability at UPC participated as an invited speaker in the regional workshop “Artificial Intelligence (AI) for Sustainable Water Resources Management (SWRM) for GCC Countries” , convened by the Kuwait Institute for Scientific Research (KISR) in Kuwait on 16–17 December 2025 . The agenda covered AI fundamentals and applied themes including AI in desalination and wastewater treatment, machine learning for demand forecasting, predictive maintenance for
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Dec 16, 20254 min read


UNEA-7 Meeting: Wastewater as a Solution
The event “Wastewater as a Solution”, a flagship event of GWWI, was organized during UNEA-7 (December 10th, 2025) as part of the activities led by the Source-to-Sea Pollution Unit. The event highlighted wastewater as both a resource and a solution, demonstrating how it can transform challenges into opportunities, and showcased practical and scalable examples from ongoing programmes, initiatives, and projects that illustrate innovative approaches to sustainable wastewater mana
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Dec 10, 20252 min read


UNESCO IHP Regional Consultation in Vienna with the participation of the UNESCO Chair on Sustainability at UPC
Dr. Jordi Morató and Mg. Olga Lucía Sánchez represented the UNESCO Chair on Sustainability at the UNESCO Intergovernmental Hydrological Programme (IHP) Regional Consultation in Vienna (10 December 2025), supporting regional cooperation, science-based decision-making, and open hydrological data for resilient water governance Across the region, many countries are facing growing challenges in maintaining strong linkages between hydrological science and practical water management
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Dec 10, 20253 min read
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