Sustainable Water Resources: Protecting Water Rights and Cultural Heritage for Future Generations Sustainability is one of the key principles of the human rights-based approach, and essential for conserving water resources for future generations. Natural water resources, including groundwater, river bodies and lakes, are increasingly threatened by climate change, pollution and […]
Masterclass Module2: HRWS and corporate due diligence for sustainability
The second module of the Masterclass for Institutional responsibility was held on may 10th and it focused on the human rights to water and sanitation, and corporate due diligence for sustainability. Dr. Pedi Obani, HR2W’s vice-chair of the Expert Committee, was in charge of this session. We had 168 people […]
Masterclass Module 1 : Investment in the HRBA for sustainable water solutions
This first module of the Masterclass for Institutional Responsibility featured Yuri Ramkissoon and Luxon Nhamo as the lecturers in the public portion of the module, with a turnout of approximately 155 people. Our speakers focused on the investment in the rights-based approach for sustainable water solutions covering topics such as […]
Water Sustainability in Guatemala
Guatemala’s Constitution provides for the preservation of the environment and natural resources through the establishment of national parks and reserves, and the regulated exploitation of plant and animal life, land, and water. The country has invested significant efforts when it comes to certain aspects of guaranteeing the right to a […]
