WaRisCo Advances Climate-Resilient Water Security Through Strategic Partnerships and Public Engagement
Discover how hydrological modelling and stakeholder engagement help mitigate drought risks in southern Africa.
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WaRisCo Meets the Durban Coalition
Building strong partnerships with local organisations is key to ensuring that climate research translates into meaningful action on the ground
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WaRisCo Summer School: Modelling Hydrological Extremes in a Changing Climate
16-18 November 2025
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WaRisCo in Action: Achieving Impact through Science, Capacity Building and Stakeholder Engagement
Recent Findings and events
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High Risk that Water Demand in Gauteng will Exceed Available Resources
An Interview with Dr Sophie Biskop and Prof Francois Engelbrecht
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WaRisCo at IFAT Africa
Integrating Applied Research and Policy Dialogue for Climate-Resilient Water Security
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Successful Stakeholder Engagements and Dissemination Activities in March and April 2025
Partnerships with Key Stakeholders
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First Academic Outputs
Peer-reviewed paper published in Nature
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WaRisCo Stakeholder Workshop Series
Expecting the Unexpected in Drought and Flood Risk Management
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