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4th Meeting, Global Workshop on the Use of New Technologies and Innovations for Monitoring, Assessment and Data-sharing.

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Global Workshop on the Use of New Technologies and Innovations for Monitoring, Assessment and Data-sharing in Transboundary Basins. In an era of rapid technological advancements and growing water-related challenges, harnessing new technologies and innovative approaches for monitoring, assessment and data-sharing offers unprecedented opportunities in transboundary basins. In this context, "new technologies and innovations" can be understood broadly to include advanced conventional monitoring methods; analytical enablers such as artificial intelligence and machine learning; integrative tools, such as digital twins; and innovative approaches, such as citizen science, that enhance transparency and stakeholder engagement. While new technologies and innovations can improve the availability, quality and relevance of water data for evidence-based decision-making, their uptake in transboundary basins depends on enabling conditions, such as trust, political will and institutional coope...

3rd Meeting, Global Workshop on the Use of New Technologies and Innovations for Monitoring, Assessment and Data-sharing.

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Global Workshop on the Use of New Technologies and Innovations for Monitoring, Assessment and Data-sharing in Transboundary Basins. In an era of rapid technological advancements and growing water-related challenges, harnessing new technologies and innovative approaches for monitoring, assessment and data-sharing offers unprecedented opportunities in transboundary basins. In this context, "new technologies and innovations" can be understood broadly to include advanced conventional monitoring methods; analytical enablers such as artificial intelligence and machine learning; integrative tools, such as digital twins; and innovative approaches, such as citizen science, that enhance transparency and stakeholder engagement. While new technologies and innovations can improve the availability, quality and relevance of water data for evidence-based decision-making, their uptake in transboundary basins depends on enabling conditions, such as trust, political will and institutional coop...

2nd Meeting, Global Workshop on the Use of New Technologies and Innovations for Monitoring, Assessment and Data-sharing.

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 Global Workshop on the Use of New Technologies and Innovations for Monitoring, Assessment and Data-sharing in Transboundary Basins. In an era of  rapid technological advancements  and  growing water-related challenges , harnessing new technologies and innovative approaches for monitoring, assessment and data-sharing offers unprecedented opportunities in transboundary basins. In this context,  "new technologies and innovations " can be understood broadly to include advanced conventional monitoring methods; analytical enablers such as artificial intelligence and machine learning; integrative tools, such as digital twins; and innovative approaches, such as citizen science, that enhance transparency and stakeholder engagement. While new technologies and innovations can  improve the availability, quality and relevance of water data for evidence-based decision-making , their uptake in transboundary basins depends on enabling conditions, such as trust, politica...

1st Meeting, Global Workshop on the Use of New Technologies and Innovations for Monitoring, Assessment and Data-sharing.

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Global Workshop on the Use of New Technologies and Innovations for Monitoring, Assessment and Data-sharing in Transboundary Basins. In an era of rapid technological advancements and growing water-related challenges , harnessing new technologies and innovative approaches for monitoring, assessment and data-sharing offers unprecedented opportunities in transboundary basins. In this context, "new technologies and innovations " can be understood broadly to include advanced conventional monitoring methods; analytical enablers such as artificial intelligence and machine learning; integrative tools, such as digital twins; and innovative approaches, such as citizen science, that enhance transparency and stakeholder engagement. While new technologies and innovations can improve the availability, quality and relevance of water data for evidence-based decision-making , their uptake in transboundary basins depends on enabling conditions, such as trust, political will and institutiona...