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name = Columbia Water Center|
logo = |
location=New York, USA|
orgtype= University or research institute|
countries=Multiple|
Focus=Water quality, Water resource management, Sustainable livehoods,|
keywords= |
website=[http://www.water.columbia.edu www.water.columbia.edu] }}
The Columbia University Water Center’s mission is to creatively tackle the issue of global water scarcity through innovations in technology, public policy and private action. Combining the rigor of scientific research with the impact of effective policy, we aim to design reliable, sustainable models of water management and development that can be implemented on local, regional and global levels. The Columbia Water Center, in collaboration with other Earth Institute units and external partners, is leading intellectual inquiry into the assessment, understanding and resolution of the potentially global crisis of freshwater scarcity.
name = Columbia Water Center|
logo = |
location=New York, USA|
orgtype= University or research institute|
countries=Multiple|
Focus=Water quality, Water resource management, Sustainable livehoods,|
keywords= |
website=[http://www.water.columbia.edu www.water.columbia.edu] }}
The Columbia University Water Center’s mission is to creatively tackle the issue of global water scarcity through innovations in technology, public policy and private action. Combining the rigor of scientific research with the impact of effective policy, we aim to design reliable, sustainable models of water management and development that can be implemented on local, regional and global levels. The Columbia Water Center, in collaboration with other Earth Institute units and external partners, is leading intellectual inquiry into the assessment, understanding and resolution of the potentially global crisis of freshwater scarcity.