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October 12, 2018
12:00 noon, UTC +0
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1:00 pm local time (UK)
8:00 am moderator time (EDT)
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Webinar ID: 828 245 232
In this ~40 minute collaborative and comparative talk, Everisto Mapedza (Senior Researcher / Social and Institutional Scientist at the International Water Management Institute West Africa office) will draw lessons from institutional experiences with irrigation commons in rural Ghana. John Powell (Senior research fellow, Countryside and Community Research Institute, University of Gloucestershire, UK), will be looking at water commons in the urban landscape of London. The aim is to draw lessons from institutional arrangements and show how water commons resources can be managed in both rural and urban settings.
Time information:
12:00 noon, UTC 0
12:00 noon local time (Ghana)
1:00 pm local time (UK)
8:00 am moderator time (EDT)
Use this link to calculate your own local time if needed
To join the webinar by computer:
To join the webinar by phone:
US: +1 669 900 6833 or +1 646 876 9923
International numbers available here
Webinar ID: 828 245 232
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