The Water Governance Blog at IHE Delft Institute for Water Education
In this collective blogpost, Clara Roa (Fundación Evaristo García, Cali), Tatiana Acevedo-Guerrero (Utrecht University, The Netherlands), Cecilia Roa-García (CIDER Universidad de los Andes Bogotá), Alejandro Camargo (Universidad del Norte, Barranquilla), Claudia Romero-Vivas (Tropical Diseases...
This post is a collaboration between Amie Jammeh, Tatiana Acevedo-Guerrero, and a group of 22 Zambian school pupils aged 12-17. They challenge the technical approach of “Menstrual Hygiene Management” by highlighting, through participatory visual...
A recent global trend acknowledges that rivers have legal personality and rights. But who can speak for the river? And how? In this video, Maitreyi, Alyssa, Aminjon, Pablo, Iqbal, and Folasade, MSc students in...
How to tell a story about neoliberalism in the water sector through a video? Zaida, Nawid, Abebe, Danneille, Nargiza, Alexia, and Kelly, MSc students in water management and governance, tell what they learnt from...
Would “building” toilets solve the issues surrounding insufficient sanitation infrastructure? During our Water Governance module, we were privileged to get an opportunity to produce a ten minutes documentary for the 2019 Water Governance Documentary Festival...
Tatiana Acevedo Guerrero (IHE lecturer and researcher in the Politics of Sanitation and Wastewater Governance), was invited to speak at the opening of the art exhibition “Delta” at the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam. She offered...
This blogpost was written by Neha Mungekar. The tour guide, holding his travel agency’s flag up in the air, confidently describes the history of the brick-lined water canal as part of his rehearsed and solemn...
Oftentimes the unjust distribution of water and water risks exists in a city without apparently sparking much contestation on everyday life. These asymmetric distributions persist just below the surface in the hasty routines of...
Earlier this year we embraced the challenge of producing a short documentary for the 2018 Water Governance Documentary Festival. In the context of our Water Governance Module, we were asked to to explore different aspects of...
This blog post is a collaboration of the “Team Zika & Water”: Karin Bremer, Maya Velis, Leslie Ford, Marieke Hagg, and mentor Tatiana Acevedo Guerrero. The hum of mosquitoes can be heard around the...
This blog post is a collaboration between Jeltsje Kemerink-Seyoum, Margreet Zwarteveen, Jaap Evers, Emilie Buist, and Tatiana Acevedo Guerrero Every year in October, IHE Delft organises a one week introduction week to welcome its...
This post was written by Leslie Ford Art is a conversation. Thirteen Urban Water Governance students took part in that conversation on Wednesday, July 19th at the Water ZomerExpo 2017. For many this was...
Among the summer courses that IHE Delft will offer this year from July 31st to August 4th, one will address the question how is the use, management, governance and knowledge of water services, resources...
This blog post is a collaboration between Anjali – Rachana – Rajni – Sharda – Sonia – Tatiana. In Delhi, as in various cities of India and the Global South, many middle and upper-class...
by Tatiana Guerrero and Jeltsje Kemerink The New Year at UNESCO-IHE always starts exciting; in the first week of January the Water Governance Documentary Festival takes place! Six groups of master students enrolled in...
