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    • Home > You and HELP - Updated: 25-11-2008 12:38 pm

    Being part of the HELP network allows the possibility of sharing experiences in the implementation of integrated water resources management. Experiences sharing, data and knowledge transfer can also be used for the data poor basin wishing to implement the HELP philosophy.

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    Global Water Partnership
    The Global Water Partnership is a working partnership among all those involved in water management: government agencies, public institutions, private companies, professional organizations, multilateral development agencies and others committed to the Dublin-Rio principles.
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    Glossary and Definitions
    This website is providing a glossary of terms related to water and was prepared by Environment Canada. Ce site est également accessible en français.
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    Livelihoods
    Livelihoods Connect is UK Department For International Development's learning platform for creating sustainable livelihoods to eliminate poverty.
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    Water Poverty Index
    The Water Poverty Index (WPI) captures the characteristics that link water and poverty. It has been developed in consultation with water researchers, practitioners and stakeholders. This international multi-disciplinary team has identified key issues that provide the framework for a holistic composite indicator, combining data from the physical and social sciences.
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    World Meteorological Organization - Resolution 25
    This website is providing the WMO Resolution 25 on international exchange of hydrological and related data
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    World Water Assessment Programme
    The UN system, through the ACC/SCWR, has the mandate, credibility and capacity to take on the task of systematically marshalling global water knowledge and expertise to develop over time the necessary assessment of the global water situation, as the basis for action to resolve water crises. The WWAP, building on the achievements of the many previous endeavours, focuses on assessing the developing situation as regards freshwater throughout the world.
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