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The Pumpkin Tank Construction Training Started in Begnas, Nepal
December 8, 2021December 8, 2021
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The Pumpkin Tank Construction Training Started in Begnas, Nepal

Malkanthi a women mason from  Lanka Rain Water Harvesting  Forum joins as a facilitator and trainer for the Training Program on Construction of Rainwater Harvesting Tank organized by Kanchan Nepal. There she will share her technical knowledge and skills related to the construction of the Sri Lankan Pumpkin shaped Rainwater Harvesting Tank with the local...

Let’s Travel to Nepal with Malkanthi!.
December 3, 2021December 3, 2021
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Let’s Travel to Nepal with Malkanthi!.

Malkanthi who is the first female mason of LRWHF is on her way to the beautiful Pokhara valley in Nepal to train masons of Kanchan Nepal on how to construct the Sri Lanka Pumpkin-shaped Rainwater Harvesting Tank. Malkanthi, is from Athiliwewa Monaragala who is a mother to three children. She is the first trained female...

IWA International Workshop on Rainwater for Drinking
September 2, 2021September 2, 2021
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IWA International Workshop on Rainwater for Drinking

Supported by IWA Rainwater Harvesting and Management Specialist Group and the International Rain Water Harvesting Alliance, together with Seoul National University, IWA is organizing a workshop on Rainwater For Drinking (RFD), mainly showcasing success stories in the use of Rainwater for drinking for Asia and Pacific Islands.  *To register for the Workshop (Free registration)*: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1Qo280AcBP3pi12Wc3jj4FS7Z7GgRX4r8uYeGTFLDPS4/editTo attend...

International E-Conference  Sustainable livelihoods: Water, Climate Change and Geo-Spatial Development
August 10, 2021August 10, 2021
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International E-Conference Sustainable livelihoods: Water, Climate Change and Geo-Spatial Development

About the ConferenceIn the twenty-first century, livelihoods will be required by two or threetimes the current human population. People, their capacities, and theirmeans of subsistence, such as food, income, and possessions, make up alivelihood. Resources and stores are tangible assets, whereas claims andaccess are intangible assets. A livelihood is ecologically sustainable if itpreserves or improves...