Emanuele Fantini
Senior Lecturer and Researcher, IHE Delft Institute for Water Education- IHE Delft Institute for Water Education
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About Emanuele Fantini
I am a political scientist interested in exploring how people with different professional, academic, and national background can collaborate to address complex environmental problems like water scarcity or climate change. I am interested in visual research methods, science communication and I coordinate an action research project on the role of media in water conflicts and cooperation on the Nile river.
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Senior Divisionla Engineer (SDE), MInistry of Water Supply , Department of Water Supply and Sewerage, Ministry of Water Supply (MOWS) , Department of Water Supply and Sewerage (DWSSM) , Government of Nepal , Kathmandu
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Lecturer/Programme Officer, Water Governance and Sustainable Development, Regional Centre for Integrated River Basin Management, National Water Resources Institute Kaduna, Nigeria
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Chief Engineers , Ministry of Water Resources / Center of Studies and Engineering Design
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How the water sector will look like in five, ten or twenty years? Which competences do water professionals need to develop in order to work effectively in that environment? How these competences can be integrated in water education and training programs?Get inspired by the presentations and the material shared in the chat room, and share your views and recommendations on this topic!
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Thanks Martin. Which are the main competences that you aim to develop in your "holistic and integrated approach" to capacity development in the water sector?
@EribertoEurise: This looks fascinating! Is there a website where we can watch the contributions that have been submitted to the context? Thanks