All posts by Coline Arnoux

SOLIDARITY WATER EUROPE CONSOLIDATES ITS COMMITMENT IN MOLDOVA AS THE COUNTRY FACES A TURNING POINT IN ITS HISTORY.

From December 12 to 18, 2022, the Solidarity Water Europe team went to Moldova for a monitoring mission of the reinforced governance projects in the Nirnova river basin. Having obtained the status of candidate country to the European Union with Ukraine last June, Moldova is now facing unprecedented challenges for its future. Major transformations are … Continue reading SOLIDARITY WATER EUROPE CONSOLIDATES ITS COMMITMENT IN MOLDOVA AS THE COUNTRY FACES A TURNING POINT IN ITS HISTORY. →

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The International Secretariat for Water on a follow-up mission in Benin – TonFuturTonClimat

From September 5 to 9, ISW conducted a follow-up mission to Benin as part of the implementation of TonFuturTonClimat – an opportunity to better understand the positive impacts of the project on youth and women and on the environment of the Tchoutchoubou watershed! In addition to site visits, the mission was a time of sharing … Continue reading The International Secretariat for Water on a follow-up mission in Benin – TonFuturTonClimat →

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Civil society and youth organizing for the UN 2023 Water Conference

On December 8 and 14, the International Secretariat for Water, through the Butterfly Effect, and in collaboration with End Water Poverty, the Water, Sanitation and Water for All Coalition, Simavi and the Global Youth Water Movement organized two online workshops entitled “Civil Society and Youth Organizing Towards the 2023 United Nations Water Conference“. These workshops … Continue reading Civil society and youth organizing for the UN 2023 Water Conference →

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Towards a Blue Pact for Lake Titicaca

Blue Pact for the Binational Titicaca River Basin Held on October 5 and 6, 2022, the Workshop Towards a Blue Pact for the Binational Titicaca Basin, Bolivia – Peru, gathered more than 50 representatives of the Civil Society, Community Organizations, Women’s Organizations, Youth Organizations, Universities, representatives of the Chancelleries of Bolivia and Peru, Municipalities of … Continue reading Towards a Blue Pact for Lake Titicaca →

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