Editors and Contributors
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and environmental management, and coastal and estuarine studies. She contributes to the design, implementation, and management of the Doctorate School on
Water Quality and Uses. She leads the scientific Secretariat and communications of the doctoral school since
its creation in 2008 and is now coordinating doctoral
studies on continental hydrology and integrated water
resource management. Since 2010, she was involved
in the ACEWATER (African Networks of Centres of
Excellence on Water Sciences) Project. Currently, in its
second phase (ACEWATER2), the project is promoted
by the African Ministers of Water, financed by DG
DEVCO, implemented by DG JRC (project management and scientific cluster) with UNESCO (human
capacity development cluster). The project aims at
supporting the establishment of Human Capacity Development Programme of the AMCOW (African Ministers’ Council on Water) in the Water Sector, strengthens
institutional networking and improving research support
to policymaking addressing the WEFE (Water–Energy–
Food–Ecosystem) nexus. She is actually acting as coordinator of the Western Africa network (WANWATCE)
of the Centers of Excellence on Water Sciences and
Technology.
In the academic year 2018–2019, she was appointed
as a technical adviser to the Ministry of Research,
Higher Education and Innovation of Senegal, in charge
of Academic Affairs.
awa10.fall@ucad.edu.sn
Contributors
Tamiru A. Abiye School of Geosciences, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa
Khaled M. AbuZeid Regional Water Resources Director, Centre for Environment
& Development for the Arab Region (CEDARE), Cairo, Egypt
Abdou Ali AGRHYMET Regional Centre, Niamey, Niger
Abou Amani Water Sciences Division, UNESCO, Paris, France
J. Badenhorst Jones and Wagener Engineering and Environmental Consultants,
Johannesburg, Rivonia, South Africa
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and environmental management, and coastal and estuarine studies. She contributes to the design, implementation, and management of the Doctorate School on
Water Quality and Uses. She leads the scientific Secretariat and communications of the doctoral school since
its creation in 2008 and is now coordinating doctoral
studies on continental hydrology and integrated water
resource management. Since 2010, she was involved
in the ACEWATER (African Networks of Centres of
Excellence on Water Sciences) Project. Currently, in its
second phase (ACEWATER2), the project is promoted
by the African Ministers of Water, financed by DG
DEVCO, implemented by DG JRC (project management and scientific cluster) with UNESCO (human
capacity development cluster). The project aims at
supporting the establishment of Human Capacity Development Programme of the AMCOW (African Ministers’ Council on Water) in the Water Sector, strengthens
institutional networking and improving research support
to policymaking addressing the WEFE (Water–Energy–
Food–Ecosystem) nexus. She is actually acting as coordinator of the Western Africa network (WANWATCE)
of the Centers of Excellence on Water Sciences and
Technology.
In the academic year 2018–2019, she was appointed
as a technical adviser to the Ministry of Research,
Higher Education and Innovation of Senegal, in charge
of Academic Affairs.
awa10.fall@ucad.edu.sn
Contributors
Tamiru A. Abiye School of Geosciences, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa
Khaled M. AbuZeid Regional Water Resources Director, Centre for Environment
& Development for the Arab Region (CEDARE), Cairo, Egypt
Abdou Ali AGRHYMET Regional Centre, Niamey, Niger
Abou Amani Water Sciences Division, UNESCO, Paris, France
J. Badenhorst Jones and Wagener Engineering and Environmental Consultants,
Johannesburg, Rivonia, South Africa