08/03/2024
We celebrate our women learners who are influencing the future of water and sanitation on community, institutional, national and global scales.
đ§ Krissel, an engineer in Panama, advocates for water footprint certification.
đ€ Eva, co-founder of a sustainability platform, fosters collaboration through network and capacity building.
đ Nelyn, a logistics management engineer in Honduras, supports water integrity and transparency in WASH.
đ§ Beatrice, a hydrogeologist in Zambia, aspires to no longer be the only woman in water and inspire young girls to join the water sector.
𩞠Ana addresses vulnerable women's challenges by developing a reusable sanitary pad prototype for imprisoned women in Costa Rica.
đ Ana-Karen, a water planning specialist, integrates IWRM to unite government and river basin stakeholders.
Learn more about their stories here:
đ bit.ly/4a8KkC9
We still have a way to go. Here are some resources to inspire inclusion at all levels of water resources management.
đ Advancing Towards Gender Mainstreaming in WRM
https://lnkd.in/e5Nv4n9j
đ Gender and IWRM Training Manual
bit.ly/gender-iwrm-manual
đ Gender and IWRM Online Course
Coming soon!
Together, let's raise womenâs voices in water management! đȘ