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What is the News?
The first edition of the India Young Water Professional Programme was launched virtually in the presence of the Indian High Commissioner to Australia and the Australian High Commissioner to India.
About India Young Water Professional Programme
Launched under: The Program was launched under the National Hydrology Project and supported by the Australian Water Partnership.
Aim: To provide a structured platform for capacity building with strategic and long-term investment to support the water management reforms in India.
Objectives of the Programme
To equip water professionals with the necessary skills, knowledge, behaviours and networks that will better enable them to contribute to the development and management of water resources in India.
To address the competency needs and priorities of the water sector in India.
Implementation: The Program will be implemented by the Australia- India Water Centre (a consortium of Australian and Indian universities).
What are the key features of the Programme?
Firstly, the Program is unique and different from typical capacity building and training programs. It is focused on the Engaged Training and Learning Model. About 70% of the program is focused on project-based learning through Situation Understanding and Improvement Projects (SUIP).
Secondly, the Program focuses on gender equality and diversity because sustainable water management can only benefit from the views and skills of all members of society.
What is the significance of this programme?
The programme marks a significant milestone in the Australia-India Water relationship. It will also help prepare future water leaders.
Source: This post is based on the article “India Young Water Professional Programme Launched” published in PIB on 30th November 2021.
