Lanka Jalani is made up largely of institutions with an interest and a commitment to the principles of Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) and of eminent individuals who have the potential and willingness to make a contribution to the Partnership.
Our Corporate Brochure - ( English)
SLWP Position Paper on Water Resources - ( English)
International Symposium on Urban Lakes Monitoring and Management
The symposium is organized by Cap-Net Lanka in collaboration with the Postgraduate Institute of Agriculture, Sri Lanka and Japan Society for the Promotion of Science.
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Activities planned with respect for World Water Day 2012
In view of the fact that most of the activity organizers are away at WWF6 the some activities will take place end of March / early April and not on 22nd March WWD. Read More:::
The Butterfly Effect - Expanding WWF6 consultation at national level in Sri Lanka
The 6th World Water Forum – the world’s largest gathering on water and related aspects scheduled to be held in Marseilles, France from March 12th -17th, 2012 will bring together nearly 25,000 participants from over 180 countries... Read More:::
Police STF Programme - Conservation of Natural Resources, on 24th February, 2012
An awareness programme on Natural Resources Management with special reference to River Sand Mining will be held for 50 police officers of the Special Task Force (STF) on 24th Febryary 2012. Officers from five districts will be participating at this programme with resource persons drawn from the University of Ruhuna, Geological Survey and Mines Bureau the regulatory agency for river sand and the Central Environment Authority.
Enroll for online courses at UNESCO-IHE, Institute for Water Education. Please click on courses for further information
>> IWRM as a Tool for Adaptation to Climate Change
>> IWRM as a tool for adaption to Climate Change ( Climate Change in Integrated Water Management )
Asia Regional Sanitation and Hygiene Practitioners Workshop
Announcement and Call for Abstracts for "Asia Regional Sanitation and Hygiene Practitioners Workshop from 31st
Jan - 2nd February, 2012 at Dhaka, Bangladesh"
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>> Effective Governance as means to reducing corruption in River Sand Mining (RSM)
>> Reinforcing Community Mobilisation in reducing corruption in River Sand Mining (RSM)
>> An Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) Policy can reduce water sector corruption
>> Water Corruption; Are regulation/ enforcement staff part of the problem or part of the solution?
>> Social and livelihood impacts of unregulated and illicit River Sand Mining (RSM)
>> The Lucky Ladies of the Maha Oya.
>> Rape of a River - River Sand Mining in Deduru Oya (3 Mins)
>> Why Cant We ??? - A message to Save Water
>> Shifting Sand Weeping Rivers - Documentary on River Sand Mining (16 Mins)
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