Water Futures Anu

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Water futures anu. On 14 october 2019 the water justice hub was established as an initiative of the unesco chair in water economics and transboundary water governance at the australian national university. We have two potential phd opportunities to participate in the iwf research and in particular contribute to an australia research council funded project foresight in times of disruption. The institute for water futures iwf is an interdisciplinary institute operating across three colleges three schools and two institutes at the australian national university anu. The institute for water futures supports the diverse social cultural ecological and economic values of water.

The iwf has close partnerships and advisory arrangements with stakeholders including policy making agencies and technical bureaus intended to facilitate trusted and relevant knowledge sharing tailored to decision making contexts. Find out more about the fenner school s mission history governance and facilities. The research school of population health is seeking an experienced research manager to support a medical research future fund grant. Advancing the theory and practice of anticipatory governance in water resource management.

Its goal is to understand the many dimensions of water in the murray darling basin and provide guidance about how to implement a water management plan that addresses the needs of communities the economy. The australian national university anu college of engineering and computer science is seeking an experienced senior manager and strategic leader to join the executive team. This unique book brings together 27 chapters from some of the world s leading practitioners and experts on environmental water communities law economics and governance. The water justice hub s mission is to promote both voice and truth telling in relation to water.

We integrate these values across our programs guided by principles of interdisciplinarity collaboration with partners and communities mutual learning and respect. The iwf brings together experts from sciences social sciences humanities and public policy from across the anu and has established research partnerships with csiro state and federal water agencies and other research organisations.