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J. Ganoulis replied to Shahbaz Khan's discussion 'Water allocation under “uncertainty” and “risk” - Contribution to the World Water Assessment Program (WWAP)'

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Naim Haie replied to Shahbaz Khan's discussion 'Water allocation under “uncertainty” and “risk” - Contribution to the World Water Assessment Program (WWAP)'

Dear Shahbaz: This is a rather interesting subject and I am looking forward to read your report. To show my ignorance, I ask the following: what are your definitions of "external driver" (and internal ones) and "allocation efficiency" used above, ha…

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daniel gilbert added a discussion

Jobs in Water

I would like to propose that anyone wishing to advertise a Water type job do so via this discussion thread. To kick this off, I am pleased to announce an exciting new Water Lecturer post which has recently gone to advert here at the UNESCO Centre f…

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Nicola Bissett commented on the basin 'Tweed'

Hi Sarah, good morning! All is very well with us thanks and welcome to Tweed. Still getting to grips with the site and its possibilities and now i've emerged from producing 3 important documents at the same time, i should have more time to devote to…

18 hours ago

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HELP is a cross cutting and transdisciplinary initiative of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) led by the International Hydrological Programme (IHP).
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The HELP initiative has established a global network of catchments to improve the links between hydrology and the needs of society. There are currently 91 HELP basins covering 67 countries. More than 600 organizations and hundreds of individuals are involved with the HELP program.