Tuesday, February 4, 2014
The
Water
Institute
is
pleased
to
financially
support
the
development
of
workshops
or
small
symposia
that
enhance
interdisciplinary
water
research,
facilitate
university-government-private
sector
partnerships
and
build
knowledge
and
capacity
to
address
emerging
water
management
issues.
The
Water
Institute’s
fourth
call
for
workshop
proposals
closed
in
November
2013
and
the
Water
Institute
is
pleased
to
announce
support
for
the
following
workshops
during
2014:
How are we adapting to the water-related impacts of climate change?proposed by Carrie Mitchell, School of Planning and Johanna Wandel, Geography & Environmental Management, with co-applicants: Sarah Burch and Daniel Scott, Geography & Environmental Management; Derek Armitage, Environment and Resource Studies; Nandita Basu, Earth & Environmental Sciences and Civil & Environmental Engineering; Carlotte MacAlister, International Development Research Centre; and Ewa Jackson, ICLEI Canada.
The Grand River Watershed: From Science to Smart Water Managementproposed by Hans Dürr, Department of Earth & Environmental Sciences, with co-applicants: Philippe Van Cappellen, Fereidoun Rezanezhad, Nandita Basu, Sherry Schiff, Dave Rudolph, Ed Sudicky of Earth & Environmental Sciences; Bryan Tolson, Sheree Pagsuyoin of Civil & Environmental Engineering; Merrin Macrae, Geography & Environmental Management; William Taylor, Biology; Derek Armitage, Environment & Resource Studies; Sandra Cooke, Grand River Conservation Authority; Brenda Lucas, Southern Ontario Water Consortium; Dieter Hensler, Aquanty; and Mohamed Mohamed, Ontario Ministry of the Environment.
How are we adapting to the water-related impacts of climate change?proposed by Carrie Mitchell, School of Planning and Johanna Wandel, Geography & Environmental Management, with co-applicants: Sarah Burch and Daniel Scott, Geography & Environmental Management; Derek Armitage, Environment and Resource Studies; Nandita Basu, Earth & Environmental Sciences and Civil & Environmental Engineering; Carlotte MacAlister, International Development Research Centre; and Ewa Jackson, ICLEI Canada.
The Grand River Watershed: From Science to Smart Water Managementproposed by Hans Dürr, Department of Earth & Environmental Sciences, with co-applicants: Philippe Van Cappellen, Fereidoun Rezanezhad, Nandita Basu, Sherry Schiff, Dave Rudolph, Ed Sudicky of Earth & Environmental Sciences; Bryan Tolson, Sheree Pagsuyoin of Civil & Environmental Engineering; Merrin Macrae, Geography & Environmental Management; William Taylor, Biology; Derek Armitage, Environment & Resource Studies; Sandra Cooke, Grand River Conservation Authority; Brenda Lucas, Southern Ontario Water Consortium; Dieter Hensler, Aquanty; and Mohamed Mohamed, Ontario Ministry of the Environment.