UNESCO Launches Water Information Network System

UNESCO Water Information Network System (WINS) Launch

UNESCO-IHP WINS consists of three components providing: Georeferenced data (GIS); a platform for inter-disciplinary collaboration and knowledge sharing among ...

IHP Water Information Network System (IHP-WINS) - UNESCO

UNESCO's Water Family can contribute and access information in various formats, enabling a diverse and inclusive data-sharing environment. UNESCO believes in ...

UNESCO Launches Water Information Network System

Within the framework of monitoring the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the UN Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) ...

International Hydrological Programme: Water Information Network ...

To address this challenge, UNESCO-IHP has developed the Water Information Network System, an interactive open-access database, launched in January 2017.

New mapping tool launched by UNESCO-IHP | SIWI

The UNESCO-IHP WINS aims to provide UNESCO member States and other stakeholders with an open source, open access web platform and a global reference on water- ...

The Water Information Network System (WINS)

Launched on 31st January 2017, The Water Information Network System (WINS) is an initiative developed by UNESCO's International Hydrological ...

IHP-WINS: The new UNESCO Platform of Water Information

The Water Information Network System is an open source and open access platform that combines geolocalized data.

UNESCO launches a pioneering tool to monitor water quality

A new World Water Quality Portal, launched by UNESCO's International Hydrological Programme (IHP), provides information on freshwater quality at the global ...

WINS: data about global water cycle a few clicks away - UNESCO

UNESCO's International Hydrological Programme (IHP) will launch the Water Information Network System (IHP-WINS), an open access interactive ...

Introducing the Water Information Network System (IHP-WINS)

IHP-WINS aims to become a global reference on the water cycle allowing users to create tailor-made maps incorporating information about arid ...

Hydrology (IHP) - UNESCO

The Intergovernmental Hydrological Programme (IHP) is the only intergovernmental programme of the United Nations system devoted to water research and ...

Launch of the Water Information Network System (WINS)

Within the framework of monitoring the Sustainable Development Goals, UNESCO International Hydrological Programme (IHP) has the pleasure to ...

10th World Water Forum: UNESCO mobilizes the international ...

UNESCO plays a vital role in harmonizing and making water data and knowledge available through its Water Information Network System, a database ...

The Water Information Network System (IHP-WINS)

IHP-WINS [http://ihp-wins.unesco.org/about-us] was designed by Youssef Filali-Meknassi, Programme Specialist within the Division of water ...

The International Hydrological Programme: water science and ...

The International Hydrological Programme: water science and capacity development for water security ; Document code. SC-2017/WS/14 ; Collation. 4 p., illus., map ...

About - IHP Water Information Network System (IHP-WINS) - UNESCO

IHP-WINS provides a platform for integrating and harmonizing water-related data and information from diverse sources, such as monitoring networks, research ...

World Water Assessment Programme - UNESCO

UNESCO established the World Water Assessment Programme (WWAP) in 2000 in response to a call from the UN Commission on Sustainable Development (CSD).

UNESCO-IHP WINS: - Orange-Senqu Water Information System (WIS)

International Hydrological Programme's Water Information Network System ... Launch. Page 5. Objectives: • To become a global reference for water-related ...

IHP-VIII thematic area 6: water education, key for water security

IHP-WINS The IHP Water Information Network System (IHP-WINS) online platform (launched January 2017, available at http://ihp-wins.unesco.org/) incorporates GIS¹ ...

UNESCO launches tool to monitor water quality | UN-Water

The Portal addresses an urgent need to enhance the knowledge base and access to information in order to better understand the impacts of climate ...