BGR and NAWAPI agreed to conduct several studies on the hydrogeological characteristics of Ca Mau province, which is commonly considered as one of the regions most severely affected by climate change and sea level...
On October 3, 2016, at Almaz Convention Center, Long Bien Vinhomes Riverside, NAWAPI held the 5th VACI workshop on “Managing trans-boundary waters: from policy to practice”. As usual, VACI gathered a hundred of participants...
In frame of the Project “Improvement of Groundwater Protection in Vietnam” (IGPVN), the Training the trainers (ToT) on Water Resources Communication was co-organized by IGPVN and Ca Mau DONRE for Ca Mau Province from...
Regarding the hydrogeological investigations in the technical assistance component of the IGPVN project we are happy to announce that the drilling of the IGPVN well group at U Minh (Ca Mau province) finished in...
Water is everywhere, particularly in the Mekong Delta. Understanding the water cycle and the importance of groundwater as the most valuable storage for fresh water is not an easy task. However, as protecting our...
In Oct 2015, IGPVN launched a students’ competition for students of the University of Natural Resources and Environment (HUNRE) in HCM City, the University of Science, Vietnam National University in HCM City and the...
Can Tho: From 22nd to 24th April 2016, IGPVN in collaboration with the HCM University of Natural Resources and Environment, HCM University of Sciences and Can Tho University co-organized a training course on “Water...
From 6th to 8th July 2016, the IGPVN project in cooperation with the Division for Water Resources Planning and Investigation for the South of Vietnam (DWRPIS) and the Soc Trang Department of Natural Resources...
Within the Technical Assistance component, the IGPVN project supports the construction of a well group in U Minh town, Ca Mau province. The well group will consist of 5 wells designed for hydrogeological investigations...
What are the challenges for managing water? Can you satisfy everyone? How do your plans affect the population, business, and nature? Water management is complicated, because the supply of water changes over time and...
