Training Activity

Date:21-24 June 2010

Venue: Dundee, Scotland

Participating Countries/ Organizations: Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, England, France, Germany, Iran, Scotland, Tajikistan and some African countries

Number of Participants: 50

Number of Female Participants: 23 (46%)

Objectives/Outcomes:

• Familiarizing the participants with international water laws and its role in promoting the rate of peace and safety in region
• Addressing the participants on how to set International legal frameworks in planning and management of water resources, shared catchment areas and conditions of shared water resources usages
• Making participants familiar with effective strategies in using shared water resources

Date: 9-12 May 2010

Venue: Kish, Iran

Organizer: RCUWM-Tehran

Participating Countries/Organizations: Iran

Number of Participants: 16

Number of Female Participants: –

Objectives/Outcomes:

• Teaching the applications of Aqua-Crop to participants for improving their skills on the use of strategic management of a farm to increase water productivity, home-bred production systems

Date: 13 – 15 December 2009

Venue: Muscat, Oman

Co-organizers: Ministry of Energy I.R. Iran, RCUWM-Tehran

Participating Countries/Organizations: England, Germany, Iran, Lebanon, Malaysia, Oman, Turkey

Number of participants: 65

Number of Female Participants: 25 (39%)

Objectives/Outcomes:

The conference aimed to gather the concerned parties to share their knowledge and experiences particularly in urban water managements to help in developing capacity of those who are in need. Different approached and techniques were explored and to reach better understanding of them. In addition, close relationship was enabled between the developers or practitioners of these techniques and knowledge exchange for those who are in need of them for current and future […]

Date: 28 September- 1 October 2009

Venue: Tashkent, Uzbekistan

Co-organizers: RCUWM-Tehran, BMBF-Germany, Centre for Development Research, Republic of Uzbekistan

Participating Countries/Organizations: Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Germany, India, Iran, Iraq, Oman, Pakistan, Switzerland, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan

Number of Participants: 50

Number of Female Participants: 9 (18%)

Objectives/Outcomes:

• Strengthening human resources and institutional capacity building to enhance awareness on global change issues
• Familiarizing participants with demand management concepts and fair water allocation
• To familiarize participants with structural and non-structural activities for sustainable water consumption
• Familiarizing participants with climate change impacts on sustainable water use
• Familiarize participants with concepts and technologies of water resources management for mitigating the impacts of water stress in […]
  

Date: 10- 13 August 2009

Venue: Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Co-organizers: RCUWM-Tehran, ICHARM-Japan, HTC- Kuala Lumpur

Participating Countries/Organizations: Iran, Japan, Malaysia

Number of Participants: 40

Number of Female Participants: 2 (5%)

Objectives/Outcomes:

The main goal of this project was capacity development and the target group would be managers, decision makers and planners involved in natural water disasters management in arid and semi-arid regions of Asia and the Middle East. During this workshop, theoretical visions on the forming procedure of flash floods along with general information by considering the participants level on different managerial methods for these kinds of flood were presented.

Date: 11-14 May 2009

Venue: Tehran, Iran

Co-organizers: RCUWM-Tehran, UNW-DPC, WMO

Participating Countries/ Organizations: Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Germany, Iran, Iraq, India, Oman, Pakistan, Switzerland, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan

Number of Participants: 40

Number of Female Participants: 8 (20%)

Objectives/Outcomes:

This training workshop was developed by the World Meteorological Organization (through its Associated Programme on Flood Management) in cooperation with UN-Water Decade Programme on Capacity Development (UNW-DPC) for flood-prone countries, cities, and communities, with the aim of scaling-up action on integrated flood management to contribute to a minimization of losses of life from flooding and to an efficient use of flood plain resources. This three-day course was designed to familiarize participants with […]