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|[[Image:Rainwater_harvesting_mapsustainable sanitation.pngjpg|250px|right|250px|link=Source: [http://akvopediawww.pseau.org/wikioutils/biblio/Rainwater_Harvesting_GIS_Mapindex.php?vue_pgm_o_tout=1&tri1=titre&pgmpseau_id=37&l=fr&langue=en&operateur_titre_contenant=%2B&motclef%5B%5D=129&vuepp=3&autosubmit=1 www.pseau.org]]]<font size="3">'''Make a personalized GIS rainwater harvesting map70 Sustainable Sanitation Documents from Pseau.org '''</font><br>We now have teamed up with links in our [[Sustainability Portal]], column 5 (Social Sustainability) for 70 new documents in both French and English. These colorfully illustrate a variety of handwashing and sanitation methods that include topics such as schools and gender. Great for teaching kids! All links go to the [http://www.rainfoundationpseau.org/ RAIN] to create three new rainwater harvesting (RWH) tools in Akvopediaoutils/biblio/index.php?vue_pgm_o_tout=1&tri1=titre&pgmpseau_id=37&l=fr&langue=en&operateur_titre_contenant=%2B&motclef%5B%5D=129&vuepp=3&autosubmit=1 pseau. One of these is called the [[Rainwater Harvesting GIS Maporg]]. You site where you can follow three steps to create a RWH map to see optimal places of rainwater collection in your area. The other toolssearch by topic, [[Rain is Gain Tool]] and [[WASH Environmental Sustainability Assessment]], help you to both assess your water needs/supply and make sure your WASH project is environmentally sustainablecountry, respectivelyor target audience.
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* '''NEW RWH TOOLS: [[Rainwater Harvesting GIS Map | Make a personalized GIS rainwater harvesting map]]''' - We have teamed up with [http://www.rainfoundation.org/ RAIN] to create three new rainwater harvesting (RWH) tools in Akvopedia. One of these is called the [[Rainwater Harvesting GIS Map]]. You can follow three steps to create a RWH map to see optimal places of rainwater collection in your area. The other tools, [[Rain is Gain Tool]] and [[WASH Environmental Sustainability Assessment]], help you to both assess your water needs/supply and make sure your WASH project is environmentally sustainable, respectively.
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* '''NEW PORTAL: [[Decision & Assessment Tools|<font size="2">Decision & Assessment Tools</font>]]''' -Introducing a new Akvopedia portal to guide our users through critical water and sanitation choices. The [[Decision & Assessment Tools]] portal has 21 tools, some of which originate from our other portals and some brand new to Akvopedia, consolidated into the new portal for convenience. With so much information on the web coming from the thousands of water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) organisations around the world, users need to know how best to navigate the information stream.
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* '''NEW ARTICLE PAGE: [[Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM)|<font size="2">Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM)</font>]]''' - [[Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM)|IWRM]] is based on the understanding that water resources are an integral component of the ecosystem, a natural resource, and a social and economic good. Managers, whether in the government or private sectors, have to make difficult decisions on water allocation. More and more they have to apportion diminishing supplies between ever-increasing demands. Drivers such as demographic and climatic changes further increase the stress on water resources.
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