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MK 32: Professional Development of Water Governance and Regional Development Practitioners in the Mekong Basin

MK 32: Professional Development of Water Governance and Regional Development Practitioners in the Mekong Basin

Jipsa de GrootJune 13, 2016

This project will strengthen and expand relevant capacities of a Mekong-focused cohort of critical and engaged young scholars and practitioners of water governance and regional development, and link these to researchers in other Greater Mekong region basins, through a multi-country/ multi-basin collaborative fellowships program, teaching/training curriculum on water governance and effective communication. The project will foster collaboration among regional networks and organizations that have common interest and experience on the programs on professional development such as the M-POWER and SUMERNET.

Lead: Mekong Sub-region Social Research Centre (MSSRC), Faculty of Liberal Arts, Ubon Ratchathani University, Thailand
Kanokwan Manorom (kmanorom11@gmail.com)

Partners: Vietnam Academy of Water Resources (VAWR); Faculty of Development Studies, Royal University of Phnom Penh (RUPP); GMS Centre, Yunnan University; Mekong River Commission (MRC), Integrated Capacity Building Program; Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI) – Asia; Australian Mekong Resource Centre (AMRC) – University of Sydney; Myanmar Environment Institute (MEI); The Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) (Australia); Department of Geography, Ryerson University, (Canada); Regional Centre for Sustainable Development (RCSD), Chiang Mai University

MK32 Hanoi workshop

MK32 Workshop on Preparing Detailed Research Design Vietnam Academy of Water Resources HQ, Hanoi, VN 20-22 May, 2015

 

MK32 recently selected 12 research fellows from more than 100 applicants. Learn more about them below.

  1. Dr. Serey Sok (Cambodia)
  2. Ms. Suon Siny (Cambodia)
  3. Ms. Minitta Taosouvanh (Lao)
  4. Dr. Oulavanh Keovilignavong (Lao)
  5. Mr. Surasom Krisnachuta(Thailand)
  6. Dr. Soimart Rungmanee (Thailand)
  7. Ms. Jenny Lovell (United States of America)
  8. Dr. Nguyen Phuong Le (Vietnam)
  9. Ms. Nguyen Thi Hai Ninh (Vietnam)
  10. Ms. Nguyen Thi Da Thao (Vietnam)
  11. Ms. Le Thi Huong Loan (Vietnam)
  12. Ms. Nhuyen Bich Ngoc (Vietnam)

Project Water Knowledge on: Hydropower Resettlement in the Mekong Region

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