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Water Security & Climate Change Conference 2024

Contact - Organisation Team:

Dr. Björn Weeser
Katrin Strobehn
Iuliia Horn
wscc
Senckenbergstrasse 3
D-35390 Giessen
Phone: +49 641 99 12708

 

About
The Water Security and Climate Change Conference (WSCC) is an annual event where scientists, policy makers, and stakeholders from various sectors discuss the diverse facets of water security and its relationship to climate variability and climate change. The conference strives to go beyond science and build bridges between the state-of-the-art in multiple disciplines and different groups of stakeholders and practitioners. The WSCC aims to provide a platform for discussions on water and food secure societies, by creating a stimulating environment that produces innovative ideas and clear pathways towards their implementation. This successful conference has already taken place in Thailand, Germany, Kenya, Mexico, Vietnam, and Ecuador.
Background
The WSCC is an initiative of the ‘Higher Education Excellence in Development Cooperation – exceed’ program. It has been initially implemented under the auspices of the Sustainable Water Management in Developing Countries network (SWINDON) and the Centers for Natural Resources and Development (CNRD) in close cooperation with the Asian Institute of Technology (AIT). The scientific and organizational committee has been continuously expanded and today includes the Food Security Center (FSC) and the SDGnexus Network.
Registration
Ready to participate? Register now to secure your spot at the WSCC2024. To avoid overbooking, we kindly request that you only register if you are committed to attending the conference.
Program and Conference Booklet
Get a sneak peek into the inspiring discussions and potential collaborations you can expect at this year's conference by taking a look at the preliminary program and the conference booklet.
Conference Themes


  • Theme 1: Integrated Urban-Rural Water Management (IUWM)
  • Theme 2: Agriculture and Resource-Use Transformation along the Urban-Rural Continuum
  • Theme 3: From Data to Decision: Building a Sustainable Water Future

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