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LIMCOM participates at the 26 WaterNet conference
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The 26th WaterNet/WARFSA/GWPSA Symposium that ran under the theme “Accelerating Implementation of Integrated Water Resources Management to Close the Water Investment Gap by 2030 and Beyond in Eastern and Southern Africa.”
LIMCOM participated at the 26th WaterNet/WARFSA/GWPSA Symposium in Lusaka, Zambia, where it co-convened three dynamic sessions spotlighting experiences and innovations in transboundary water cooperation. These sessions were
Bridging Waters, Bridging Knowledge – unlocking regional water intelligence towards Integrated Information and Knowledge Management Systems (IKMS) for Source-to-Sea cooperation in the SADC Region.
This session explored how to move beyond the conceptual phase of IKMS and into practical implementation, ensuring these systems actively support planning, governance, and resilience across transboundary water contexts.
Waterway Pollution: Building Blocks for a SADC transboundary strategy for healthy rivers from Source to Sea
The session aimed to shape a collaborative regional strategy to tackle waterway pollution across SADC’s transboundary rivers.
Empowering Citizen Scientists through Capacity Building on Water Monitoring Tools:
The session highlighted efforts to cultivate a regional network of citizen scientists equipped with practical tools to monitor water quality and availability.
The 26th WaterNet/WARFSA/GWPSA Symposium that ran under the theme “Accelerating Implementation of Integrated Water Resources Management to Close the Water Investment Gap by 2030 and Beyond in Eastern and Southern Africa,” was held on 29 to 31 October 2025.