Water for a Changing World - Developing Local Knowledge and Capacity

PART 1: Background Knowledge and capacity development (KCD) as tool for institutional strengthening and change PART 2: A Sector Analysis Water security: What does it mean, what may it imply? The environmental integrity of freshwater resources Water for a crowded planet: An emerging global challenge for earth system science and technology Challenges for urban water supply and sanitation in developing countries Glocal water governance: Controversies and choices PART 3: Knowledge and Capacity Development Capacity and capacity development: Breaking down the concepts and analyzing the processes Thinking out of the ordinary—promoting knowledge generation and research on water Challenges in knowledge and capacity enhancement: A southern perspective The role of knowledge generation at UNESCO-IHE: Past-present-future Capacity challenges on the path towards water security Water knowledge networking: Partnering for better results Enhancing nations' capacity: From theory to practice. The role of the World Bank Institute Toward good water governance: Knowledge is power? A negotiated approach in ensuring use of local knowledge and capacity for water resources management Knowledge modelling for the water sector: Transparent management of our aquatic environment Innovative education: Integrating a new educational concept and e-learning Knowledge transfer and sharing at UNESCO-IHE: The next 25 years African experiences: Learning and success Closing speech for "Water for a changing world: Enhancing local knowledge and capacity"