Proud of their 25 year history, ISW and SWE have led several projects that have had a positive impact on improving access to drinking water and sanitation and to involving different stakeholders for participative resource management.
Today complete, these projects have contributed to the development of ISW and SWE’s expertise and know-how.
In the context of supporting the water management and development guidelines (French acronym SDAGE) for the River Congo, and in particular the section on “the promotion of non-state stakeholder participation”, a game has been designed that helps to share the issues and disseminate the principles of integrated water resource management. The game, Prosper’eau is the … Continue reading Prosper’eau game for the Congo River
Read more >The Butterfly Effect is a public awareness-raising project. By making people realise the importance of every individual gesture, the Butterfly Effect creates a chain of solidarity that gives rise to water projects in Quebec, Argentina, Burkina Faso, Moldova and Peru. This project has taken place over two years in eight regions of Quebec and four … Continue reading Butterfly Effect in Quebec
Read more >Jointly led by the International Secretariat for water, EcoMaris and Wapikoni mobile, the Water Sentinels is a project involving Indigenous youth aged 15 to 30 from the Algonquines, Ilnu and Attikamekw Nations living in five different communities in Quebec. The objective: to raise Indigenous communities’ awareness of local, national and international water issues and to … Continue reading Water Sentinels
Read more >A celebration of lakes and rivers took place from 2007 to 2010 in the watersheds of Quebec and other hydrographical basins around the world. The objective: to raise public awareness of local issues surrounding water resources and access to water, with a view to drawing up action plans to be implemented by the citizens themselves. … Continue reading A Celebration of lakes and rivers
Read more >Youth Voices Policy Choices (YVPC) aims at empowering the new generation of water leaders, building trust and motivating them to become agents of change at different levels, starting at their own communities. By providing an open space for discussion, Youth Voices Policy Choices creates synergies between stakeholders, who debate and learn from one another. Emerging … Continue reading Youth Voices Policy Choices
Read more >We has been working in Moldova at a local level in the villages and at national level. Activities include access to safe water, sanitation, building capacities and strengthening governance for better management. It also runs youth activities through the development of a youth awareness-raising platform. More specifically, SWE seeks to improve the living conditions for … Continue reading Water and sanitation programme in Moldova 2011-2017
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