Networks
These capacity building networks are the key partners and implementing members of Cap-Net. Click on the networks below or from the sidebar to find out more aqbout them. Information is provided on their members, goals, contact details and key reports.
The networks at country and regional level are increasing delivery of information, training and education on integrated water resources management, water supply and sanitation. They are also sharing their materials and expertise thus contributing to the global knowledge base, south - south collaboration while increasing coordination and efficiency.
Global networks bring in specialist information and expertise.
Global
- IW:LEARN (The GEF International Waters Learning Exchange and Resource Network)
- Gender and Water Alliance
- STREAMS of Knowledge (Global Coalition of Water and Sanitation Resource Centres)
Africa
- WA-Net (West Africa Capacity Building Network)
- WaterNet (Southern Africa network for capacity building in IWRM)
- NBCBN-RE, Nile Basin Capacity Building Network for River Engineering
Asia
- MyCapNet (Malaysian Capacity Building Network for IWRM)
- AguaJaring (South East Asia Regional Network for Capacity Building in IWRM)
- CapNet SA
- Cap-Net Lanka (Sri Lanka)
- Cap-Net India
- CapNet Bangladesh
Latin America and the Caribbean
- LA-WETnet (Latin America Water, Education and Training Network)
- Arg Cap-Net (Argentine Water Education and Capacity Building Network)
- REDICA (Central American Network of Educational Institutions)
- CARA (Central American Water Resource Management Network)
- Caribbean WaterNet
- Cap-Net Brasil
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