The 31st UN-Water meeting will take place from 23-24 August 2019 in Stockholm, Sweden. It will bring together UN-Water Members and Partners to discuss issues related to UN-Water, and will take place immediately prior to the annual World Water Week.
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29-01-2020 12:24 • School of Water and Waste: 28-01-2020 18:59 • 💧Johan Gély💦: The next SuSanA meeting will take place Saturday, 22 February 2020 - just before the The African Water Association (AfWA) International Congress and Exhibition in Kampala, Uganda.
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