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We depend on healthy ecosystems as habitats for plant and animal life, and for services for human development and well-being.

The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) Water Resource Coordination Center has received funding from the African Developing Bank for setting up a regional water observatory, a decision supporting tool, whose role is to monitor water mana

A key objective for the EO4SD on water resources management is to support the development of the required human, technical and institutional capacity to empower stakeholders with the ability to utilize the Earth Observation (EO) data and services in an

Today is the World Water Day and we would like to thank all our partners who work so tirelessly for the better management of water resources. Please be assured that the EO4SD team will keep supporting you in 2018.

Following our visit to Centre Regional AGRHYMET the EO4SD team continued the African user consultations with back-to-back workshops in Djibouti and Lusaka from 20th to 30th of

From 12th to 14th of September, the EO4SD on water resources was gathering more than 20 stakeholders at Centre Regional AGRHYMET in Niamey (Niger).

From 2 to 4 May, 2017 the EO4SD was in Dar es Salaam to present and discuss how Earth Observation can support the Zambezi Watercourse Commissions (ZAMCOM).

The African Ministers' Council on Water (AMCOW) organized an Africa Water & Sanitation Sector Monitoring Training Workshop in collaboration with the African Union Commission, hosted by the Government of Ghana 2 – 5 May 2017.

The EO4SD team were visiting Niamey from 29th of March to 2nd of April 2017 to gather Earth Observation requirements for the Sahel Irrigation Initiative Support Project.

For the fourth time Myanmar celebrated the World Water Day in Naypyitaw on 13–14 March 2017 and with a specific objective to realize the national importance of water in relation to economic development, environmental sustainability, water-related disaster risk reduction.