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Indigenous experts are water experts. Though there has been some research on Indigenous knowledge of water, overall, most of the traditional and contemporary efforts, values, capacity and commitments remain undocumented or little known to decision-makers and water professionals.
The training is focussed on Indigenous-led approaches, cooperation strategies, capacity development activities, two-eyed seeing approaches that can transform the way communities think and act, and how non-Indigenous communities can better understand the role of relationships in governance.
Location: Room 26, Waterfront Congress Centre
SUNDAY 20 AUG
Event20 Aug 2023
Systems Strengthening and Leadership for Sustainable WASH Services in practice

Event20 Aug 2023
Investing in rain – pathways to a sustainable future
Event20 Aug 2023
Water Cooperation Innovations for Accelerated SDG 2030 Agenda Implementation

Event20 Aug 2023
Voices from the Field: Source-to-Sea Stories from Around the World
MONDAY 21 AUG
TUESDAY 22 AUG
WEDNESDAY 23 AUG
Event23 Aug 2023
Developing a capacity development framework for the water sector
Event23 Aug 2023
High-Level Panel: Innovative approaches for peace
Event23 Aug 2023
Watering the NDCs: Innovative approaches to achieving water-smart climate resilience
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Event23 Aug 2023
Resilient schools: innovations to reach adequate WASH services for all
Event23 Aug 2023
Enhancing synergies between humanitarian and development approaches
Event23 Aug 2023
Enhancing WASH resilience for service sustainability in LAC