Climate resilient Management of Groundwater and Geohazards
On August 30, 2024, at the National Center for Water Resources Planning and Investigation, a training session was held to introduce recent developments of the digital transformation with the prominent outcome of a Big...
On June 26, Ms. Bucken from the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) and Mr. Schmid-Kreye, Development Counsellor at the German Embassy in Hanoi, visited the CRMGG Office to obtain first...
From June 11 to 14, 2024, the CRMGG Project team installed an IoT device system at the NAWAPI MAR pilot in Hau Giang Water Supply and Sewerage and Urban Construction Joint Stock Company (HAWASUCO)...
On June 6, the CRMGG team introduced the newly procured IoT (Internet-of-Things) equipment to NAWAPI, which will be installed in the field next week. In addition to the scientifically oriented Managed aquifer recharge (MAR)...
In frame of the project “Climate Resilient Management of Groundwater and Geohazards (CRMGG)”, BGR supported two representatives of NAWAPI to attend the General Assembly of the European Geosciences Union 2024 (EGU 24) in Vienna,...
CRMGG was invited to participate in the kickoff of DeltAs project at NAWAPI on April 22, chaired by the Swiss Ambassador to Vietnam, Dr. Thomas Gass, and NAWAPI General Director Dr. Tong Ngoc Thanh)....
On March 19, the Dutch economic mission to Vietnam focusing on water and logistics, headed by the Dutch Minister of Infrastructure and Water Management Mr. Mark Harbers, convened a thematic session on nature-based solutions...
Researchers from the former BMBF-funded research ViWaT Engineering project are currently investigating the correlation between groundwater depletion and land subsidence in the southern Mekong Delta in a unique pilot site experiment. The hydraulic heads...
On March 15, in Hanoi, the National Center for Water Resources Planning and Investigation organized the International Conference VACI 2024 with the theme “Protection, restoration and development of water resources: Science, policy and practicality”....
The “Partners for Water” project has successfully drilled a new monitoring well down to a depth of 210 m. A medium coarse sandy aquifer (qp1) was found and will be screened from 168 -188...
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