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NIHWA Successfully Organized the International Symposium on Water Science for IHP 50th Anniversary

On October 26-27, 2025, the International Symposium on Water Science marking the 50th Anniversary of the UNESCO Intergovernmental Hydrological Programme (UNESCO-IHP) was grandly held in Nanjing, China. Themed "Water Science for a Green and Sustainable Future", the symposium drew around 150 experts and scholars from over 30 countries, facilitating in-depth deliberations on cutting-edge issues and cooperation opportunities in the hydrological field.

2025.10.30

NIHWA Successfully Organized the International Symposium on Water Science for IHP 50th Anniversary

Towards Flood Forecasting and Hydrological monitoring in Developing Countries

The WMO RTC (NIHWA-YZU) in China, successfully conducted the international training workshop on flood forecasting and automated hydrological monitoring technologies from 3 to 16 September 2025, bringing together 31 professionals from eight countries and international organizations.

2025.09.22

Towards Flood Forecasting and Hydrological monitoring in Developing Countries

China Concludes Training Programmes on Water Ecosystem Protection and Flood Forecasting for Developing CountriesChina Concludes Training Programmes on Water Ecosystem Protection and Flood Forecasting for Developing Countries

China has successfully concluded two international training programmes: the Training Course on Water Ecosystem Protection and Restoration Technologies for Developing Countries and the Training Course on Flood Control, Early Warning, Forecasting and Automated Hydrological Monitoring for Developing Countries. The programmes brought together 34 professionals from 10 countries, including Grenada, Indonesia, Malaysia, Nepal, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, Tanzania, Thailand, Uganda and Viet Nam.

2024.12.02

China Concludes Training Programmes on Water Ecosystem Protection and Flood Forecasting for Developing CountriesChina Concludes Training Programmes on Water Ecosystem Protection and Flood Forecasting for Developing Countries

NIHWA Leads Application for WMO Regional Training Center on Hydrology: Approved by WMO

During the seventy-eighth session of the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) Executive Council (EC-78), held from 10 to 14 June 2024 in Geneva, the Council reviewed and approved a joint application led by NIHWA, in partnership with Yangzhou University (YZU), to establish a WMO Regional Training Center for Hydrology.

2024.07.10

NIHWA Leads Application for WMO Regional Training Center on Hydrology: Approved by WMO
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NIHWA Successfully Organized the International Symposium on Water Science for IHP 50th Anniversary

30 Oct,2025

NIHWA Successfully Organized the International Symposium on Water Science for IHP 50th Anniversary

On October 26-27, 2025, the International Symposium on Water Science marking the 50th Anniversary of the UNESCO Intergovernmental Hydrological Programme (UNESCO-IHP) was grandly held in Nanjing, China. Themed "Water Science for a Green and Sustainable Future", the symposium drew around 150 experts and scholars from over 30 countries, facilitating in-depth deliberations on cutting-edge issues and cooperation opportunities in the hydrological field.

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Towards Flood Forecasting and Hydrological monitoring in Developing Countries

22 Sep,2025

Towards Flood Forecasting and Hydrological monitoring in Developing Countries

The WMO RTC (NIHWA-YZU) in China, successfully conducted the international training workshop on flood forecasting and automated hydrological monitoring technologies from 3 to 16 September 2025, bringing together 31 professionals from eight countries and international organizations.

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China Concludes Training Programmes on Water Ecosystem Protection and Flood Forecasting for Developing CountriesChina Concludes Training Programmes on Water Ecosystem Protection and Flood Forecasting for Developing Countries

02 Dec,2024

China Concludes Training Programmes on Water Ecosystem Protection and Flood Forecasting for Developing CountriesChina Concludes Training Programmes on Water Ecosystem Protection and Flood Forecasting for Developing Countries

China has successfully concluded two international training programmes: the Training Course on Water Ecosystem Protection and Restoration Technologies for Developing Countries and the Training Course on Flood Control, Early Warning, Forecasting and Automated Hydrological Monitoring for Developing Countries. The programmes brought together 34 professionals from 10 countries, including Grenada, Indonesia, Malaysia, Nepal, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, Tanzania, Thailand, Uganda and Viet Nam.

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NIHWA Leads Application for WMO Regional Training Center on Hydrology: Approved by WMO

10 Jul,2024

NIHWA Leads Application for WMO Regional Training Center on Hydrology: Approved by WMO

During the seventy-eighth session of the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) Executive Council (EC-78), held from 10 to 14 June 2024 in Geneva, the Council reviewed and approved a joint application led by NIHWA, in partnership with Yangzhou University (YZU), to establish a WMO Regional Training Center for Hydrology.

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