NTWAM’s Active Participation at the 4th IWA International Conference on Rainwater Harvesting and Management (RWHM) 2026, Phnom Penh & Siem Reap, Cambodia (1st – 6th September 2026)
From 1st to 6th September 2026, the NTWAM Water & Environment Initiative, represented by its Treasurer and Co-Founder Dr. Tulinave Burton Mwamila (Water Institute, Ministry of Water, Tanzania), participated actively in the 4th IWA International Conference on Rainwater Harvesting and Management (RWHM 2026) – a global forum convened by the International Water Association (IWA) Specialist Group on Rainwater Harvesting and Management in partnership with the Royal Academy of Cambodia (RAC), Seoul National University, Rain For All (RFA), the International Rainwater Harvesting Alliance (IRHA), the Mekong Institute, WaterAid and the Association of Academies and Societies of Sciences in Asia (AASSA). Held under the theme “Rainwater for Tomorrow: Water, Climate and Culture”,
NTWAM’s Active Participation at the WMO RA I Capacity Building Webinar (25th March 2026)
On 25th March 2026, the NTWAM Water & Environment Initiative, represented by its Executive Director Prof. Preksedis Marco Ndomba, actively participated in the WMO Regional Association I Capacity Building Webinar – a continental forum convened by the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) in partnership with IWMI, IAHS, and UNESCO. The virtual forum brought together National Hydrological Services, universities, research institutions, NGOs, and development partners from across Africa to advance operational hydrology capacity.
Prof. Ndomba, formally nominated by Tanzania’s Ministry of Water, delivered a presentation on behalf of the country’s training and research institutions. He outlined Tanzania’s operational hydrology landscape, identified systemic gaps, and proposed the Tanzania Operational Hydrology Partnership (TOHP) – a three‑tier coordination mechanism designed to align curricula, pool equipment, and institutionalize research‑to‑operations pipelines.
NTWAM Water and Environment Initiative (NTWAM) proudly highlights its impactful engagement at Tanzania’s pivotal water sector Annual General Meeting (AGM, 2026), where our Executive Director, Prof. Preksedis Marco Ndomba, expertly moderated the high-level Session II on “Policy, Governance and Institutional Transformations.” Under his facilitation, key stakeholders from industry, agriculture, energy, mining, and government aligned basin water plans with DIRA 2050 aspirations, fostering actionable dialogue on resilience, equity, and sustainable water security. NTWAM remains committed to driving collaborative, forward-looking solutions that support Tanzania’s national prosperity and water-secure future.
Machi 02, 2026 Mkurugenzi Mtendaji wa NTWAM akitoa mafunzo kwa wataalamu wa maji wa Bodi ya Maji ya Bonde la Ziwa Rukwa (wahaidrolojia) kuhusu uaandaaji wa Rating Curve kwa ajili ya ukadiriaji wa Maji ambayo hutafsiri kina cha maji kuwa kiasi halisi cha maji yanayopita mtoni.
Bila ya kuwa na rating curve, wataalamu wa maji wa LRBWB watalazimika kuendelea kufanya vipimo katika kila nukta kila siku, lakini kwa kuwa na Rating curve sahihi, data za msimu pekee zitahitajika ili kuthibitisha Rating Curve.
WAMI / RUVU MEETS WITH STAKEHOLDERS TO DISCUSS SUSTAINABLE WATER ACCESS STRATEGIES IN DAR ES SALAAM, TECHNICALLY FACILITATED BY NTWAM WATER & ENVIRONMENT INITIATIVE EXPERTS
PARTICIPATION OF NTWAM MEMBERS TO THE 4TH INTERNATIONAL MAJI SCIENTIFIC CONFERENCE, HELD ON 29-31 JANUARY 2025 AT MLIMANI CITY DAR ES SALAAM, TANZANIA.
STAKEHOLDERS MEETING ON WATER SECURITY IN DAR ES SALAAM
Participation of NTWAM Water & Environment Initiative to the 24th Waternet/WARFSA/GWP-SA Conference, 2023 held in Zanzibar
