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WaterPower Symposium 2019

13/2/2019

 
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​Abstract submission is closed.

15-16 July 2019 at Trier University

Save the date! Bringing together five years of WaterPower’s research across diverse sub-fields in Geography (environmental governance, development geography and urban geography), the symposium provides a forum to present our findings on the political ecologies of Accra’s waterscape.
Moving on from questions of socio-ecological inequality, access to and governance of water and exposure to environmental risks the symposium also addresses implications for an achievement of sustainable urban development pathways in the context of global agendas like the 2030 Agenda on Sustainable Development Goals and the New Urban Agenda.

We invite scientists that do research in the field of human-environment geographies to contribute to the symposium and share their research on sustainable urban futures and transformative governance.


A call for abstracts can be found here.

Further information.
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Contact: waterpower@uni-trier.de

Urban Water Management - A Critical Handbook

6/2/2019

 
WaterPower’s handbook is now available for free public download!

Urban Water Management - A Critical Handbook presents the ongoing research of the WaterPower research group. With this comprehensive handbook, we aim to address practitioners, students, academics, policy makers and civil society organizations interested in exploring the socially relevant aspects of urban water research. We want to encourage a dialogue between the technical and social disciplines and focus on advancing critical perspectives on water access not only within academia, but also in policy and practice.

Click here to download the handbook for free. 
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Governance & Sustainability Lab
Faculty VI - Regional and Environmental Sciences

Prof. Dr. Antje Bruns 
Trier University 
Phone: +49 (0)651/201-4550
Email: waterpower@uni-trier.de

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