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We’re partnering with @Rand_Water & @EmfuleniLM to establish #SouthAfrica’s first public-public Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) for water and sanitation services.
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Diego Rodriguez
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Diego Rodriguez
@diegorod_water
Lead Water Economist, #Africa, Water Global Practice, World Bank. #Pretoria #DMDU, #Resilience. #Circularity. Foodie, #wine Itching...Own opinions
Pretoria, South Africa Katılım Ocak 2014
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#Save the Date! Join us at the 6th SADC Groundwater Conference, a groundbreaking event set to take place in Maseru, Lesotho, from November 13th to 15th, 2024. Get ready for enriching discussions on the latest advancements in groundwater research and conservation. #SADCGroundwater
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Our blog is out summarizing the lessons that we learned in a recent exchange visit with client countries and Aguas de Portugal #circulareconomy #resilience
World Bank Water@WorldBankWater
Wastewater reuse & recycling presents a huge opportunity to reduce our #waterfootprint.💧♻️ Here are 4️⃣ key lessons from a recent knowledge exchange event on Water in the Circular Economy: wrld.bg/g9J850Q6XFu
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A very fruitful meeting to advance the dialogue on transboundary rivers. Great also to learn how to align the work of the Transfrontier Conservation Areas and the River Basin Organizations. Transboundary waters are critical to reduce poverty in a livable planet
Cooperation in International Waters in Africa@ciwaprogram
Today, after @ciwaprogram's 13th Advisory Committee meeting in #VictoriaFalls, #Zimbabwe, participants & the CIWA team visited the #Kavango #Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area 🦛🌿💧 A reminder of the importance of #transboundary #water & #biodiversity management 🫱🏾🫲🏿
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Water #Utilities & #ClimateChange? Check out 👀 our new blog where we discuss how 🚰&🚽 utilities can become more resilient and better adapt to and mitigate #CC with the help of @WorldBankWater #UoF. blogs.worldbank.org/water/staying-…
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Have you heard about the circular economy of #water?
Learn about the @WorldBank’s pilot in #Gaza to blend water resources to meet @WHO standards for drinking water.
Watch👇🏽
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Population & economic growth have driven a rapid rise in demand for water resources, with 36% of the world’s population living in water-scarce regions.
Why we need a paradigm shift for smarter wastewater interventions: wrld.bg/xlLy50LowBk #waste2resource
#COP27
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By using treated wastewater instead of groundwater, the San Luis Potosi power plant in #Mexico cut costs by 33%, leading to $18 million in savings over six years for the power utility. wrld.bg/pcU250KROVW
#waste2resource
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Excellent exchange today with Johannesburg Chair of the Board and Managing Director. As the largest and most autonomous water authority in #SouthAfrica, managing under increasing climate risks and population pressures becomes an imperative.
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Amid growing shocks in the water sector, govts can achieve inclusive water and sanitation services at scale through strong policies, institutions, and regulation.
To learn more, check out new report from @worldbankwater: wrld.bg/uoLW50KEKBi
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An honor to be a part of this regional debate @WorldBankWater
ReNOKA@renoka_movement
@diegorod_water has addressed the @SADC_News Dialogue on the difficulties with applying the WEF Nexus in different regions, and the kinds of results The World Bank has achieved in their modelling efforts. #WEFDialogue2022 @EUinLesotho @GWPSAF
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@diegorod_water addressed the @SADC_News #WEFDialogue2022 on the difficulties with applying the WEF Nexus in different regions, and the kinds of results @WorldBank has achieved in their modelling efforts.
@EUinLesotho @GermanEmbassySA @giz_gmbh @GWPSAF @ZAMBEZICOM
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Climate has been piggybacking on water all this time--Geraldine @grundfos
Hard to explain to someone that the water is reduced when the tap is still working. @diegorod_water
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Very interesting session about how to do water right with @diegorod_water @WorldBank, @GabrielEckstein @iwra_water, @AFaduma @WaterYouthNet, @Oudi_Carol @DWS_RSA, Geraldine Tsui Yee Lin Bagger @grundfos & Alex Mung @wef #WWWeek
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Look forward to a great session in which I will speak of the challenges and opportunities to scale wastewater investments in Africa worldwaterweek.org/event/10306-ho… #WWWeek @WorldBankWater
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At the annual meeting of @Alliance4Water we are discussing the role of water resilience in economic and social development #WWWeek @WorldBankWater
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Anyone interested in understanding transboundary resilience better? Please look into this @ciwaprogram report providing a novel framework. @WorldBankWater @WorldBankAfrica @AyatSoliman7 @simeonehui
Cooperation in International Waters in Africa@ciwaprogram
📊 CIWA report The Transboundary Resilience Framework uses ‘resilience levers’ in the #HornofAfrica such as #NaturalResources and #SocialCohesion to build #resilience from a #MultiSectoral and #CrossScale perspective. Read the whole report here 👉bit.ly/3ChEtwH
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Please join for what promises to be an interesting session. Will discuss how we can improve mgmt of this shared 'invisible' resource in a cooperative and sustainable way. @SarojJha001 @AyatSoliman7 @WorldBankAfrica @simeonehui @UNECE_Water
World Bank Water@WorldBankWater
Transboundary groundwater is under threat from lack of cooperation & overuse. This #WWWeek session will present success stories of countries managing resources cooperatively & sustainably. wrld.bg/pSxL50KacPZ @ciwaprogram @iaeaorg @UNIGRAC @sadc_gmi @unescoWATER @siwi_www
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@wr4er @WadeCrowfoot @henkovink @WaterPolicyGrp @kcbres Connect with a new policy and technical partnership, looking at #water, #resilience, #planning, #economics, coordinated by AGWA
@diegorod_water @WRIAdaptation @ClimateAdapt @WaterWired @GWFWater
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What do #Brazil, #Cambodia, #Indonesia & #Senegal have in common?
They’re all reaping the benefits of recovered resources & new revenue streams created through #CircularEconomy approaches in WASH.
More water success stories in the #WICER REPORT: wrld.bg/X8tm50Ixr7k
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