International Conference on Water
27 - 29 November 2024 │International Institute of Water, Jodhpur, India
International Conference on Water
27 - 29 November 2024 │International Institute of Water, Jodhpur, India
27 - 29 November 2024 │International Institute of Water, Jodhpur, India
27 - 29 November 2024 │International Institute of Water, Jodhpur, India
The International Institute of Water (IIW), in collaboration with the People's World Commission on Drought and Flood (PWCDF), proudly presents the International Conference on Water, a pioneering event set against the backdrop of the historically rich and ecologically diverse Marwar Region in Rajasthan, India. As the world grapples with escalating water crises, this conference emerges as a beacon of hope and action, aligning with the International Day of Action for Rivers to underscore our commitment to water sustainability.
Our mission is "Water for All from Local to Global," a clarion call to address the multifaceted challenges of water scarcity, quality, policy, and ecological restoration. Situated in the arid expanse of the Thar Desert, the Marwar Region epitomizes the urgent need for innovative water management solutions, making it the ideal setting for this global dialogue.
Discover the latest advancements in water purification, desalination, and recycling technologies. Engage with experts on smart water management systems that leverage IoT, AI, and other digital innovations to optimize water use in agriculture, industry, and urban settings.
Delve into the complex tapestry of water governance, exploring effective policies, regulations, and frameworks that support sustainable water management. Discuss international, national, and local strategies that address the rights, access, and stewardship of water resources.
Learn about sustainable water practices that reduce waste, conserve resources, and maintain the balance of natural ecosystems. Sessions will cover rainwater harvesting, water-efficient irrigation, and community-led water conservation initiatives.
Examine case studies and methodologies for restoring rivers, wetlands, and aquatic ecosystems. Discussions will focus on habitat restoration, pollution remediation, and the re-establishment of natural water cycles to enhance biodiversity and ecosystem services.
Connect with a global community of researchers, policymakers, industry leaders, and environmental activists.
Get insights into the latest technological solutions and sustainable practices in water management.
Participate in workshops and panels that encourage collaborative efforts towards water sustainability.
Nestled within the serene and historic Bijolai Palace in Jodhpur, the conference venue offers an immersive experience that blends academic rigor with the rich cultural heritage of Rajasthan. This picturesque setting provides the perfect backdrop for meaningful discussions and transformative ideas.
Featuring insights from the IIW President, special guests, and a keynote address by a distinguished chief guest.
Delve into cutting-edge research on water, climate change, health science, and technology.
Focused discussions on achieving Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) related to good health, clean water, climate action, and peace through community engagement and technological innovation.
An opportunity to immerse yourself in the rich cultural tapestry of the Marwar Region and foster connections with fellow attendees.
As an integral part of our commitment to practical learning and immersive education, the International Conference on Water includes a specially curated field visit. This excursion is designed to provide participants with a real-world perspective on the challenges and solutions associated with water sustainability, particularly in the context of the arid Marwar Region of Rajasthan, India.
The primary goal of the field visit is to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application. Participants will have the unique opportunity to observe, firsthand, the innovative water management practices, traditional conservation techniques, and ecological restoration projects that have been successfully implemented in the region. This experience aims to enrich the participants' understanding of sustainable water use, encourage the exchange of ideas, and inspire actionable insights that can be applied in various contexts around the world.
Explore ancient and modern rainwater harvesting structures, such as stepwells and tanks, which have been pivotal in supporting life in this arid landscape for centuries.
Witness how local communities come together to manage their water resources efficiently, employing traditional wisdom alongside modern techniques to ensure water security.
Visit local farms that use water-efficient irrigation methods, such as drip and sprinkler systems, to maximize crop yield while minimizing water use.
See firsthand the efforts to rejuvenate local ecosystems, including riverbank restoration projects, afforestation efforts, and the creation of artificial water bodies to enhance biodiversity.
Get an up-close look at the technologies and processes used in water purification and desalination, crucial for providing potable water in desert regions.
The impact of ecological restoration on improving water quality, increasing groundwater recharge, and supporting biodiversity.
The challenges and successes of implementing large-scale water purification and desalination projects in arid environments.
The importance of integrating traditional knowledge with modern technology in water management.
The role of community participation and governance in sustainable water use and conservation.
Innovative agricultural practices that reduce water consumption and dependency on erratic monsoon rains.
Be part of a movement that not only addresses the critical challenges of water sustainability but also propels us towards a future where every drop counts, and every effort contributes to the health of our planet. Together, let's forge a path towards water resilience, equity, and sustainability. For registration details, visit our website. Let's embark on this vital journey together, for water is not just a resource; it's the lifeline that connects us all.
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