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Good Stuff International retweeted
¿Quién está usando el agua en Colombia? ¿Dónde se usa más agua en Colombia? ¿Deberíamos preocuparnos por el uso del agua en nuestro país? Mañana lanzamiento del nuevo Estudio Nacional del Agua de Colombia 2022.
The report provides advice & links to methodologies, resources and #datasets to make life easier for those interested in #WaterStewardship in the Spanish agri context.
We hope it supports creating #capacity & uptake of Water Stewardship practice in 🇪🇸!
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We know how important to have credible data and locally-specific guidance when working on #WaterStewardship. That's why it was very nice to bring our knowledge and experience on Water Stewardship and #collectiveaction in Spain to the development of this resource for @_A4WS
We are excited to share our latest report, "Water Stewardship: Understanding the Agricultural Landscape in #Spain" with #EDEKA & @WWF
This comprehensive, easy-to-use resource provides a look at applying the AWS Standard in Spanish #Agriculture.
👉 bit.ly/3ZhWNhA
ALT Citrus farm “El Cerro” (Seville) bordering its on-farm reservoir. Credit: Alex F. Poulussen - Good Stuff International and Iberhanse/Naturgreen
GSI 2022 Festive Season greetings. Live simple, dream big, and have a healthy and joyful 2023! - mailchi.mp/30c7b741b642/gsi-…
#connecting initiatives, ideas, tools, either linked or not to AWS or the AWS standard and not letting competition limiting it. #Water issues are too urgent and resources too limited not to support and collaborate! 🤝
#connecting the top-down AWS standard approach with the bottom-up detail on the farmer and #landscape reality. This is generally a gap in #waterstewardship implementation. We need local knowledge and expertise to really translate Water Stewardship to ground level actions.👇
#connecting skills and abilities to make it happen. It is necessary to engage organizations, NGOs, civil society… but in the end, #people relating to each other. Let’s make efforts at all levels to strengthen the human side.👇
#connecting to more actions focused on #ecosystems conservation and #restoration, through inclusive catchment level #collaboration. The examples of this are still very limited. 👇
@_A4WS #A4WS2022 forum closed today, and we are glad to have been able to attend virtually. Congrats to the staff that made it possible! 👏
We saw good participation, case studies and #engagement. The AWS movement grows and we’d love to see more #connecting in the future: 👇
From the heart of #Doñana national park 🦩, workshopping with @Iberhanse_N @WWF & #edeka planning actions on #waterstewardship, innovative #water solutions and #collectiveaction at the #catchment level. #connecting with great people on the ground in such an amazing location!
Good Stuff International retweeted
Biodiversity is being lost at an alarming rate and climate change is making it worse.
We depend on biodiversity for...
🍎The food we eat.
🌬️The air we breathe
💧The water we drink.
Without it, life as we know it wouldn’t exist
Good Stuff International retweeted
🆘En un escenario agravado por el #CambioClimático habrá 3 mil millones de personas en #EstrésHídrico expuestas a olas de calor y cambios en la producción de alimentos
🇲🇽En #México la mitad de sus estados presentan sequía, ¿cómo generar agua suficiente?
@JimenaSipa @GoodStuffInt
Day 1 of Global @_A4WS Forum: The good news: #waterstewardship community is rapidly growing. The less good news, collective action for #water and catchment #resilience remains really behind. Why do we not #collaborate? Missing critical debate on that.
To drive and scale implementation of #waterstewardship in agriculture, investment in the social and technical capacities of people supporting the implementation of water stewardship in #agriculture is the key and logical thing to do. Tell us what you think!
#A4WS2022
There is a disconnect between the generic nature of the AWS standard and the complex reality of farmers. Like any change in #agriculture, implementing water stewardship is a long term and time consuming task, and requires #connecting water stewardship with farmers and landscapes
It is great that the @_A4WS forum is talking about #agriculture, which is the most important sector for #WaterStewardship, key for #foodsecurity and the largest user of #water around the world. It is also the sector where water stewardship has had the slowest uptake. Why?
Luckily, the @InnerGoals focuses on the development of #skills required to trigger collective action. There is an opportunity for #connecting the #WaterStewardship community to the #innerdevelopmentgoals to help enabling collective action at scale. lnkd.in/dtKD9Vk
The @_A4WS Forum starts today with a talk on enabling #collectiveaction at scale. Collective action requires key skills to enable good #collaboration. Up to now, in the #waterstewardship community there is limited attention to these collaborative skills and abilities. #A4WS2022
This year we are not at the forum physically but will connect virtually by sharing our #practical thinking and insights while the forum is under way. Stay Tuned!
The @_A4WS Standard provides a strong frame, but just by itself does not lead to #WaterStewardship. If it requires one thing, it is #connecting. Connecting farmers, buyers, NGOs, civil society, water/nature managers and connecting them to #landscapes, #water and #ecosystems 🏞️