Our team @IntalertHoA & Water, Peace & Security recently hosted the first conflict-mapping tool training session with County Government of Turkana. The tool collects real-time data on water-related and other conflicts to enhance local and national planning. #peacebuilding #watersecurity 🕊️ 💦

📢 Just In: Global #EarlyWarningTool June quarterly update 💧 These are places to watch for insecurity, fueled by water challenges, according to @waterpeacesec waterpeacesecurity.org/info/global-to… #WaterSecurity #WaterPeaceSecurity

Brazil🇧🇷 has experienced some of the worst flooding in recent history, displacing hundreds of thousands of people in the state of Rio Grande do Sul in the south of the country. Learn more in our latest quarterly update waterpeacesecurity.org/info/global-to… #WaterSecurity

We track areas experiencing climate-related insecurity. From our latest quarterly update: 🇦🇫Flash flooding in Afghanistan kills hundreds 🇵🇸Half of water facilities surveyed in Gaza damaged or destroyed 🇦🇪Heaviest rainfall in UAE since recordkeeping began waterpeacesecurity.org/info/global-to…

We track climate-related insecurity. Our latest quarterly update highlights several countries in southern Africa facing severe drought, 🇦🇴Angola, 🇧🇼Botswana, 🇸🇿eSwatini, 🇱🇸Lesotho, 🇲🇬Madagascar, 🇲🇼Malawi, 🇲🇿Mozambique, 🇸🇩Sudan, 🇿🇲Zambia & 🇿🇼Zimbabwe waterpeacesecurity.org/info/global-to…

We track areas experiencing climate-related insecurity. Our latest quarterly update highlights: 🌡️high temp across Asia 🇨🇳massive flooding in Guangdong Province, China 🇻🇳drought & high temp in Vietnam, impacting coffee harvests & fish deaths waterpeacesecurity.org/info/global-to… #WaterSecurity

Researchers have concluded that the summer of 2023 was the warmest in 2,000 years. Scientists are worried that pronounced increases in air & ocean temperatures over the past year could signal a shift of the planet’s climate into overdrive waterpeacesecurity.org/info/global-to… #WaterSecurity

We track areas experiencing climate-related insecurity. Our latest quarterly update highlights: 🇰🇪In Kenya, floods & landslides have killed hundreds & forced hundreds of thousands to flee their homes. 🇧🇮Burundi & 🇹🇿Tanzania have also been affected waterpeacesecurity.org/info/global-to…

WPS’ Yasir Mohamed, Karounga Keita, and Kadiatou Yacouba Keita visited #Mopti and #Djenné in Mali. They joined a dialogue, discussing conflict among herders, farmers, and sand miners. Previous dialogues led to concrete actions, reducing the number of violent conflicts 💧🕊️

The countdown is on! Discover how Water, Peace, and Security (WPS) fosters peace through water cooperation in Mali, Kenya, Ethiopia & Iraq at #WorldWaterWeek 2024! 🌍💧 ⏰ See our schedule in the image & learn more at waterpeacesecurity.org #WaterPeaceSecurity

Happening tomorrow! ⏰ Don't miss our session "Water, Peace, and Security: Innovation to Action – Lessons Learned", diving into #watermanagement, conflict resolution, and sustainable #peace. 🗓 29 August ⏰ 10:00 CEST 📍 Online Learn more: lnkd.in/dM9zS8-b

At #WorldWaterWeek, WPS met with strategic partners on next steps and expanding its activities to new regions and exploring new themes. 💧 The partnership looks forward to fostering #WaterCooperation in regions facing water-related challenges. 🌎🙌

💧At #WWWeek, our online session highlighted how water can be a path to peace. 🌎From viewing water as a "peace dividend" to emphasizing multi-sector approaches, experts explored turning water-related risks into opportunities for peace. 👉Learn more: waterpeacesecurity.org

“Already, roughly half of humanity lives under what the World Resources Institute calls highly water-stressed conditions for at least one month a year,” said WPS partner Charlie Iceland (WRI) in a recent article in The Economist. Read more👉 econ.st/3XkIjiA