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Development of innovative multilevel formation programs for the new water leading professionals in SouthEast Asia

 

Water Resources

Water Resources Management is key for the economy of a country, but represents a major challenge that has social, economic, and political implications involving several public and private agents with distinct interests. This is critical for ASIAN COUNTRIES, with huge demographic pressure and vast environmental diversity and wealth, water problems related to safe drinking water supply and sanitation, water scarcity, severe droughts and floods, deforestation, and threats to biodiversity, etc. that will increase due to climate change predictions. New WATER PROFESSIONALS are required to face these water challenges in collaboration with other disciplines, that are able to communicate effectively with all the agents and stakeholders involved.

Main Goal

INOWASIA pretends to train this new generation of young Southeast Asian water professionals with a strong and multidisciplinary background in sustainable water management, with a global view of the sector current and future challenges but with a specific approach to the local demands, and the required soft skills to join and lead the water sector market.

About the Project

Strong Consortium

INOWASIA promotes the joint action of 11 organisations (non-profit, business, education institutions) across 5 countries (Spain, France, Vietnam, Laos & Cambodia) and 14 associated partners, who will carry out a cross-disciplinary, bottom-up process leading to the production of innovative products and teaching learning methods, targeting school communities with various needs.

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Main Objectives

Water Formation

INOWASIA aims to develop basic and advanced water courses and implement them in the existing master’s degrees and PhD programs in Higher Education Institutions from Cambodia, Laos, and Vietnam.

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Promoting Learning Methodologies

INOWASIA pretends to train students and teachers, and promote the implementation of innovative hybrid methods, combining on-line formation with problem-based learning, a student-centred educational methodology that promotes the development of personal abilities and skills

Water-Oriented Living Labs

INOWASIA will design Water Oriented Living Labs in the campus of each Higher Education Institutions from our Southeast Asia partners to implement real-life water demo sites and create a multi-stakeholder virtual network. 

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Foster Entrepreneur

INOWASIA aims to foster entrepreneur and business culture among the students and future young water professionals through field trips, short visits to success cases among local initiatives, and long stay internships in water companies and administrations.

International Network

INOWASIA pretends to create an international multilevel network of students, academics, professionals, and stakeholders in the field of water resources to encourage cross-disciplinary  collaboration  to find new  and creative solutions to water challenges. 

Stay tuned with our latest news!

GRU students’ outdoor activity around the INOWASIA WOLL

On 5th January 2023, a fieldwork at the experimental site of Water Oriented Living Lab (WOLL) promoted by the #INOWASIA #Erasmus-+ project has been done for the GRU students. The WOLL is built in Prek Sdey Commune, Koh Thom District, Kandal Province. CWE Lab of the Institute of Technology of Cambodia (ITC) is implementing the…

INOWASIA training in Laos on innovative water topics and problem-based learning methodology

The specific mission of INOWASIA to Laos with representatives of the University of Girona and Fundació Solidaritat University of Barcelona, was carried out successfully in December 2022 and January 2023.  The mission began in Vientiane, Laos, the 29 December 2022 with a three-day training, institutional meeting, and a visit to the facilities of the National…

Five new APC members following the INOWASIA visit in Vietnam

    By the end of 2022, the INOWASIA platform is happy to welcome 5 new members to join its Academic and Professional Committee: – 2 faculties from the Hanoi University of Science (HUS-VNU) : the Faculty of Environmental Sciences (KMT) and the Institute of Occupational Health and Environmental Technology (ETOHI) ; – 1 division…

New #UT3-WOLL on the UT3 Campus to epurate domestic waste waters and to prove the concept of enhanced biodiversity

On 19th January, the new #UT3-WOLL was launched with success on the Campus of the University of Toulouse 3. Were invited Marie Pierre Gleyses as Dean of Scientific group of neOCampus, Jocelyn MERE as CNRS regional dean, Georges ZISSI (Vice President for Europ and international projects), Thierry PAPRA VP for partnership with compagnies, Catherine JANDEL…

This project has been funded with support from the European Commission. This publication reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.

Project Number: 619225-EPP-1-2020-1-ES-EPPKA2-CBHE-JP

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