Join CRDF Global on January 14 – 16, 2025, for the Workshop on Pan-African Water Resource Monitoring and Data Sharing with Nuclear Science and Technology to be held in Rabat, Morocco. This workshop, in support of the Sustained Dialogue on Peaceful Uses (SDPU), focuses on expanding the discussion around access to nuclear science and technology as a development tool in water resource management. Participants will engage in discussions on topics including water resource challenges, perspectives and needs in Africa, water resource management using nuclear and isotopic techniques, data collection and analysis as well as best practices around sustainable laboratory management and equipment maintenance. Through a variety of formats, the workshop aims to develop pan-African collaborations to utilize isotope hydrology for the monitoring and management of water resources. Key stakeholders include the International Atomic Energy Agency, Morocco’s National Centre for Nuclear Energy, Science and Technology, and representatives from government, academia, and development organizations.
These discussions will focus on the following United Nations Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) targets: UN SDG 6 (Clean Water), SDG11 (Sustainable Cities), SDG13 (Climate Action), and multiple targets under SDG17 (Partnerships for the Goals).
Register to attend the workshop in person here
For any questions about this program or workshop, please reach out to the implementation team sdpu@crdfglobal.org.
