Disruptive technologies such as Smartstick for improved water measurements and financial viability of WCAs Read more about Disruptive technologies such as Smartstick for improved water measurements and financial viability of WCAs In this presentation, Oyture Anarbekov discussed Smartstick as a disruptive technology that can improve water measurements and financial viability. He also highlighted how to improve the transparency of on-farm water distribution, which should lead to better governance and increased financial sustainability of WCAs.
Oyture Anarbekov Keywords water management water measurement water technology water viability Read more about Oyture Anarbekov Oyture has worked in academia and international organizations. In particular, he worked as Deputy Dean on Scientific and Information Technologies at Tashkent State University of Economics, Uzbekistan. He also worked on projects of the Office of Economic and Environmental Activities at the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE).
Fostering Adoption of Model Driven WEF Solutions through IWRM Approaches in Western Nepal Read more about Fostering Adoption of Model Driven WEF Solutions through IWRM Approaches in Western Nepal Luna Bharati provided an example of integrated water resources management-oriented processes utilized to engage stakeholders in allocation and management decisions.
Water Accounting: Assessing Water Use and Availability for Allocation Read more about Water Accounting: Assessing Water Use and Availability for Allocation Lisa-Maria Rebelo discussed how water accounting approaches could enhance multisectoral benefits.
Improving Water and Energy Use Efficiency in the Lift Irrigated Areas of Uzbekistan Read more about Improving Water and Energy Use Efficiency in the Lift Irrigated Areas of Uzbekistan Kakhramon Djumaboev outlined how improving water use efficiency can reduce energy use in the irrigated agriculture sector of Uzbekistan.
Kakhramon Djumaboev Keywords water agriculture water security water management Read more about Kakhramon Djumaboev Kakhramon Djumaboev is a researcher at the Central Asian Regional Representative Office of the International Water Management Institute (IWMI) in Tashkent.
Water-Energy-Food NEXUS, Water Accounting and IWRM Read more about Water-Energy-Food NEXUS, Water Accounting and IWRM Jonathan Lautze presented an overview of innovative approaches and tools that advance water security and climate resilience.
Lisa-Maria Rebelo Keywords water management water accounting agriculture water productivity Read more about Lisa-Maria Rebelo Dr. Lisa-Maria Rebelo is a principal researcher at IWMI. Her research involves the development of new, innovative Earth Observation (EO) based methodologies to improve the understanding of interactions between basin-scale hydrological and ecological functioning, and water availability and allocation, as well as identifying options for improved management of water resources at multiple scales.
Circular Economy for Water Security Read more about Circular Economy for Water Security 3:30–5:00 p.m. (GMT +8), Tuesday, Zoom
WEF Nexus, Water Productivity, and Water Accounting Read more about WEF Nexus, Water Productivity, and Water Accounting 3:30–5:00 p.m. (GMT +8), Tuesday, Zoom The water-food-energy (WEF) nexus and water accounting approaches are considered as two powerful tools that can maximize production derived from water use across sectors. This webinar showed the practical promise of implementing the nexus while also explaining how nexus benefits can be (i) better understood through water accounting, and (ii) realized through integrated basin approaches based on multi-stakeholder platforms.