Competition for Youth Led Flood and Drought Resilience Projects, from WMO and the Global Water Partnership
Two youth led projects that build practical resilience to floods or droughts will be funded and then accompanied through nine months of implementation by experts from the World Meteorological Organization and the Global Water Partnership. Teams of students and young professionals anywhere in the world can enter, provided the project delivers a tangible output and carries a workable innovative element.
Two youth led projects that build practical resilience to floods or droughts will be funded and then accompanied through nine months of implementation by experts from the World Meteorological Organization and the Global Water Partnership. Teams of students and young professionals anywhere in the world can enter, provided the project delivers a tangible output and carries a workable innovative element.
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