International Rainwater Harvesting Alliance

Alliance internationale pour la gestion de l'eau de pluie (IRHA)

Alianza internacional para la gestión del agua de lluvia (IRHA)

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The International Rainwater Harvesting Alliance (IRHA) was created in Geneva in November 2002 following recomendations formulated during the World Summit for Sustainable Development in Johannesburg two months earlier. The mandate called for federation and unification of the disparate rainwater harvesting (RWH) movement around the world...

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Current News

Join one of the 35 Evolver Regionals!

This month, join one of the 35 Evolver Regionals as they explore the mystery and history of H2O, the contemporary politics behind today's "water wars", and how we can preserve and protect this critical element for future generations. It will also be hosting a network-wide healing blessing for the Gulf Coast.

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In Focus

Blue Schools in Togo and Benin

In these 4 schools of Benin and Togo, there are just 8 toilets and no water supply. This project aims to provide access to drinking water and toilets to the 2,354 children and 60 teachers of these schools.

 

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Blue Schools in Senegal

To improve the studying and teaching conditions of two schools in Kahone, access to water and sanitation in the schools will be increased, improving the health and living conditions of the children and teachers. Efficient and low cost technologies, which can be easily reproduced in neighbouring schools and villages, will be provided.


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IRHA Events

Training in India September 2010

Rainwater Harvesting in the heart of the Micro Farming and Food Security in Watershed Develop- ment Programmes.

 

iuFlyer, 3.23 Mo, PDF

jhhProgramme, 1.66 Mo, PDF

 

For more information & subscription please write to :

secretariat@irha-h2o.org

 

Last Report

Activities Report 2009

From 1st January to 31st December 2009

 

reReport, 33.8 Mo, PDF

trainingIndia2010French version, 31.8 Mo, PDF

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