Special WRRC Water Webinar: The “How" of Water Diplomacy: An Introduction to the Routledge Handbook of Water Diplomacy

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Sharon B. Megdal
Director, U of A Water Resources Research Center (WRRC); Professor, Department of Environmental Science
Aaron Salzberg
Former Director, the Water Institute at UNC; Former Special Coordinator for Water Resources, US Department of State
Zodwa Dlamini
Independent Consultant; Fmr. Chief Delegate and Permanent Rep., Lesotho Highlands Water Commission
Shafiqul Islam
Professor of Engineering and Water Diplomacy, Tufts University; Radcliffe Fellow, Harvard University
Martina Klimes
Senior Manager & Advisor on Climate, Water and Peace, Stockholm International Water Institute (SIWI), Institute for Water Cooperation (ICWC)
Sogol Jafarzadeh
UN and Government Relations Coordinator, United Nations University Institute for Water, Environment and Health (UNU-INWEH)
Burcu Çallı
Water Diplomacy Expert, Turkish Water Institute (SUEN)
Yumiko Yasuda
Independent Consultant & Researcher; Visiting Researcher at Research School on Water Cooperation, Uppsala University; Wuhan International Water Law Academy Affiliate
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This Special WRRC Water Webinar will include an overview of the Routledge Handbook of Water Diplomacy by one or more Handbook editors, a panel of Handbook authors, and a moderated discussion with participants.  The Handbook is a comprehensive guide to understanding and practicing water diplomacy – a framework for building relationships, negotiating shared interests, and managing complex water challenges across physical, political, and societal boundaries. More information about the book, along with the link to download the PDF version, can be found here.  The webinar, which will be conducted in English, is co-convened by the Stockholm International Water Institute, the International Centre for Water Cooperation, and the Women in Water Diplomacy Network. 

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