This session focuses on the key role of endogenous knowledge for water management and governance, including current initiatives in terms of water education, ancestral knowledges, capacity development and water museums.
2x15 min talks (1 on museums and other on culture and heritage), followed by discussion panel and interaction with public
* Development of the Knowledge / Innovation - Public Policy interface (INDP)
* Provide knowledge outputs aligned with the objective of the project on sustainability of indigenous and nature based solutions
* Water Education and Culture as key tools for water security in Latin America and the Caribbean
* Lessons learnt from Local Demonstration
* Water Museums, Heritage and Ancestral Knowledge
UNESCO IHP
International Youth Council Philippines and Philippine Parliament for Water, Intercultural Network for Development and Peace (INDP), Global Water Museums Network
Red de Jóvenes por el Agua Centroamérica; IRD, France; University of Venice ; Musee de l’Eau de Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso; Musee de la Civilisation de l’Eau au Maroc, Morocco; Universidad Regional Amazónica IKIAM, Ecuador
Possible means for achieving the World Water Challenge as foreseen, identification of contributers
