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Urban Water and Sanitation: Challenges of Collaborative Projects
Total Sanitation: Cambridge WASH Series 2009-10
Total Sanitation
Part of the EWB-Cambridge / Mott MacDonald Water Series 2009-10
applications are now closed
Water Quality & Health Workshop: Cambridge Water & Sanitation Training Series 2009
Cool. Clean. Fresh.
Running water… Don’t take it for granted.
The second training course in the EWB/Mott MacDonald Water Series is here!
Outreach Programme declared huge success
Britain's first education programme raising awareness of global water sustainability issues is being introduced across the country by Engineers Without Borders UK and engineering firm Arup.. 'Water for the World' is an interactive classroom session aimed at pupils between the ages of eleven and eighteen. It aims to stimulate critical thinking and includes presentations, quizzes, games and a water filter workshop. The programme, developed by Engineers Without Borders UK and The Arup Cause, is the first of its kind to consider water sustainability in a global context.
Clare Farm (June 2009)
The EWB-UK/RedR Cambridge Group training course at Clare Farm, which
has been running for a number of year, has always been an exciting and
inspiring event. The course consists of practical exercises, focussing
on both development and disaster relief work.
RedR Cambridge talk: Richard Carter - Meeting the Challenges of Water Supply and Sanitation in Sub-Saharan Africa
Professor Richard Carter (Senior Lecturer at Cranfield University) will be coming to deliver an interesting talk about Water and its role in Sustainable Development.
Water and Sanitation Day
***THIS COURSE IS NOW FULLY BOOKED****
EWB-Oxford is organising a day focussing on Water and Sanitation.
In the morning the session will be taught by Jan Davis (co-author of Engineering in Emergencies) . The aim will be to introduce water, sanitation and hygiene issues for displaced people in an emergency, with the outcome of session participants being able to deliver a WASH programme.
Meeting the Challenges of Water Supply and Sanitation in sub-Saharan Africa
This talk will be given by Richard Carter who has worked for more than 30 years on the natural science, social science and engineering of water development and management, focusing especially on the poorest countries of sub-Saharan Africa.