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Reflecting on the past and embracing the future of groundwater in South Africa

The outcome of the series of policy dialogues is to understand the current status quo of climate services, provide background information towards developing climate services programmes for water, as well as create an opportunity to foster collaboration between South Africa (SA) and the European Union (EU) partners through the SA-EU strategic partnership.

This is an In-Person event.
You are invited to attend a demonstration of the Observer mobile application developed for borehole monitoring.

Join us at this launch webinar where we will be taking you on a virtual walk through of the digital dashboard and drill into some of the benefits this tool can provide to individuals and industries alike.

The Department's Western Cape region is hosting a Groundwater Seminar virtually.

The “The Vadose Zone: from Theory to Practice” handbook is the product of a series of projects focused on the role of the vadose zone (also known as the unsaturated zone) in the hydrological and geotechnical behaviour of materials, as well as those exacerbated by anthropogenic change.

To mark UN World Water Day, the University of Birmingham is hosting the 2022 World Water Day Symposium. This hybrid event (on our Dubai and Edgbaston campuses) is held under the auspices of the UNESCO Chair in Water Sciences and UNESCO UNITWIN network on Ecohydrological Interfaces at Birmingham and the University's Institute of Global Innovation.

The World Water Forum is the world's largest event on water. It has been organized every three years since 1997 by the World Water Council, in partnership with a host country. The 9th Forum will be the first of its kind to be hosted in sub-Saharan Africa.

Rand Water are hosting a webinar in celebration of the National Water Week from 21 – 27 March 2022. The theme for year 2022 is “Groundwater – making the invisible, visible”, The theme seeks to remind policy and decision-makers, inside and outside the water community, that South Africa is a water scarce country.

Prof Matthys Dippenaar will guide on all professional matters for Earth Scientists.
He will share why you need to register with SACNASP and maintain your CPD.
More on Professional registration requirements, Field of practice, Continuous professional development (CPD)
Your responsibilities and a Q&A.
This event attracts 0.2 SACNASP CPD