Announcing symposia titled Securing Clean Water in Transboundary Indus, Jordan, Mekong and Amazon Basins through Science and Environmental Diplomacyn in collaboration with the Environmental Peacebuilding Association (ENPAx), Transboundary Water In-cooperation Network (TWIN) and UVM’s Institute for Environmental Diplomacy and Security (IEDS),
Read MoreWe are excited to announce the Mekong Community Institute as the newest member of TWIN.
Read MoreDr. Asim Zia, Director of the Institute for Environmental Diplomacy and Security at the University of Vermont was interviewed for the October Issue of the Environmental Peacebuilding Association’s Interest Group on Water Newsletter.
Read MoreAsim Zia receives Fulbright Global Scholar Award to achieve access to clean water through community-based solutions and international diplomacy.
Read MoreWe are excited to announce our MacArthur project proposal titled Securing Clean Water in Conflict Zones Through Environmental Diplomacy has been listed in the Candid Solutions Bank.
Read MoreOn Thursday, October 24th, 2019, researchers from the University of Vermont's Institute for Environmental Diplomacy and Security participated in a panel at the first International Environmental Peacebuilding Conference at UC Irvine.
Read MoreAsim Zia speaking about his work in the Lake Champlain Basin building Computational Modeling of Social Ecological Systems at the Northeast Regional Conference on Complex Systems. Check it out!
Read MoreJune 13th: 3:00PM- 5:00PM (PAKISTAN STANDARD TIME)
Global water quality is deteriorating due to multi-scale drivers of change such as urbanization, industrialization, ecosystem degradation, and climate change. Simultaneously, access to clean water is compromised due to inequitable distribution of freshwater resources. Water security pressures have not only driven regional conflicts, but can also derive from conflicts in some of the least stable regions in the world, and will increase with climate change.
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