Water Youth Network

International Cooperation Capacity Building
Water Youth Network
Organization

The Water Youth Network is a global connector in the water sector, made up of a vibrant community of students and young professionals and across disciplines. The Water Youth Network is neither an implementation organization nor a fund, but rather an organization that encourages and enables the connection of young individuals and organizations within and beyond the water sector. We value initiative, innovation, inclusion, community, and a collaborative spirit.

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Main Category: Expand Internation Cooperation & Capacity-building
Secondary Categories: Disaster Risk Reduction, Integrated Water Resources Management, Protect & Restore Water Related Ecosystems, Safe & Affordable Drinking Water, Sanitation & Hygiene, Water quality, and Water-Use Efficiency
Organization Type: Non-Governmental Organization
Scope of the Work done: International
Active Regions: Worldwide
Target group of the Project: Youth

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Website
Non-Governmental Organization
Email
info@wateryouthnetwork.org
Social Media
List of Our Projects
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YouKnoW! is a virtual space for collaboration founded on collective wisdom towards today’s water challenges. It’s an online centralized dynamic database where youth-led organizations are able to connect with a vibrant community. Just with the click of a mouse on our interactive world map, you will have access to knowledge from projects aimed at solving water issue & sharing of successful and innovative water practices. If you want to learn more about YouKnoW! please read our Community Guide.

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YouKnoW! is a virtual space for collaboration founded on collective wisdom towards today’s water challenges. It’s an online centralized dynamic database where youth-led organizations are able to connect with a vibrant community. Just with the click of a mouse on our interactive world map, you will have access to knowledge from projects aimed at solving water issue & sharing of successful and innovative water practices. If you want to learn more about YouKnoW! please read our Community Guide.