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February 2019 Newsletter

  1. Imparting awareness on climate change and promoting marine litter management in India
     
  2. Advanced Training of Trainers on River Pollution Public Outreach Programme in Malaysia
     
  3. Free Online Course: Environmental Security and Sustaining Peace
     
  4. Reading Tip: The Marrow of Nature
     
  5. Video of the Month: "Increasing Water Productivity in Awash River Basin Area"

Imparting awareness on climate change and promoting marine litter management in India

The State Level stakeholder meetings on Climate Literacy and Marine Litter Management Campaign for West Bengal and Odisha states, India, were held in Kolkata and Bhubaneswar respectively on 21-22 December 2018.

The key objectives of the two workshops were to disseminate the lessons from the campaign to various stakeholders, as well as to gain insights from issues of community level vulnerabilities, implementation, and policy through a state level ‘samvad’, i.e. an interactive engagement. The interactive session focused on five issues: climate change adaptation in agriculture; allied sectors such as fisheries; marine litter; community based disaster management; and plastic waste management.

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Advanced Training of Trainers on River Pollution Public Outreach Programme in Malaysia

According to the DOE Environmental Report published in yearly basis, the main sources of organic water pollution are domestic and industrial sewage, effluents from agro-industries and animal husbandry. In urban and industrial areas, organic pollution of water from both point and non-point sources have resulted in environmental problems and adversely affect riverine biodiversity.

The Malaysian Capacity Development Network for Sustainable Water Management (MyCDNet) organized and conducted an Advanced Training of Trainers on River Pollution Public Outreach Programme on 17–18 October 2018. This was a follow-up training workshop on the River Pollution ToT held in November 2017.

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Free Online Course: Environmental Security and Sustaining Peace

This 8-week course on Environmental Security and Sustaining Peace provides an in-depth introduction to the multiple roles that natural resources and the environment play in the onset, escalation, and resolution of, and recovery from, violent conflicts. Many of the considerations and approaches in this course are also relevant to understanding and addressing social conflicts around natural resources and the environment.

This free course starts on 11 February 2019. Transcripts are available in English, French, Spanish, Portuguese and Chinese. Course is a joint UNEP–UNDP initiative.

Reding Tip: The Marrow of Nature

Protecting the Yangshan Wetland – the birthplace of the Haikou rivers and an important ecological shelter zone. A story produced by UNDP Ecosystems & Biodiversity.

Video of the Month: "Increasing Water Productivity in Awash River Basin Area"

Video from a demonstration site for drip irrigation system in Adama, Ethiopia's Awash river basin.

Year: 2018
Language: English
Region: East Africa

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