Water Management Course

Water is an important resource and critical input in agriculture. The international short course on water management is designed to gain participants a better understanding of global water resources towards achieving sustainable water use while maintaining critical ecosystem services. The course focuses on principles of hydrology, integrated water resources management (IWRM), and environmental sustainability. The course provides meaningful exposure to appropriate technologies as well as interactive discussions on social, cultural, equity issues in water resources management. This course is offered on special request.

For more information, please contact Dr. Karim Maredia at: kmaredia@msu.edu,

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