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Regional Conference for Southeast Asia on Rainwater Harvesting in IWRM: An ExChange of Policies and Learnings November 25-26, 2008 Davao City

Technology Education

by Dr. Ma. Cecilia G. Soriano GWP-SEA Regional ToolBox Hub November 25, 2008 Davao City, Philippines IWRM ToolBox of the Global Water Partnership (GWP)

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IWRM CASE STUDY PROPOSAL New ToolBox material Please, submit the completed form to [email_address] Format and structure of abstracts (one page proposal) Contact: Contact name, organisation, address, zip code, city, country, telephone and email address Keywords: Main Tools Used: Show the most important ones by referring to the tools listed above (max 4 tools) Note: list tools, not simply main headings, e.g. A1.2 Policies with relation to water resources, C7.1 Pricing services Description Action taken Lessons learned Importance for IWRM Text under these headings should show: the main issues addressed, the approach taken, the lessons learned, and, most important, how the case illustrates an integrated approach to water resource management (Max. 350 words) Case title: up to 12 words including country/region (will be displayed at web site) Eg: Costa Rica: Introducing water resource charges

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Gwp Tool Box Presentation

1. by Dr. Ma. Cecilia G. Soriano GWP-SEA Regional ToolBox Hub November 25, 2008 Davao City, Philippines IWRM ToolBox of the Global Water Partnership (GWP)

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