Our Aim
Water diplomacy facilitates cooperation over water. This project
has been initiated by IIT Guwahati and supported by
the
DGIS UNESCO‐IHE Programmatic Cooperation (DUPC).
It
aims to generate a space wherein water journalists, scientists
and policy makers (on some level) from the four Brahmaputra
basin nations (India, Bangladesh, Bhutan and China) can engage
in a process of common learning and co-production of knowledge,
to contribute towards water diplomacy in the basin.
View our Work
The Origin - Yarlung Zangbo
Wengling Wang
Fishing is a common activity in the floodplains of India and
Bangladesh
Rupam Bhaduri
Fishing is a common activity in the floodplains of
India and Bangladesh
Rupam Bhaduri
The Origin - Yarlung Zangbo
Wengling Wang
| 2 / 2023
Media reporting on conflicts and cooperation: what does it mean for the Brahmaputra basin?
| 1 / 2023
Collective deliberation or just the state (in)action: how do we change the hydrodiplomacy landscape in South Asia?
