Madad Trust Fund in response to the Syrian Crisis

Technological innovation is required to provide adequate sanitation services in combination with on-site treatment.

Crisis communication

The University of Twente joined forces with the University of Curacao and Saxion University of Applied sciences to do research in the Dutch Caribbean.

Sampoorna

School going adolescent girls in India on average missed 5 days of school per month due to inadequate sanitation measure during menstruation.

Cooperation with Live-in Labs, Amrita University

The Amrita Live-in-Labs® program aims to expose youth to problems faced by rural communities in India.

Track II Water Diplomacy

Ongoing controversies about water allocation and distribution, wastewater treatment, pricing of water, and...

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Visit from Amrita University, India

Three staff members of Amrita University visited the Netherlands to explore possibilities for collaboration.

Water & crisis workshop at PSC

Reliefbase Foundation contributed to the Third Planetary Security Conference.

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