"Increased diversity, bringing more women in reduces corruption risks - people tend to hold each other more accountable" @BarbaraSchreinr, Executive Director, @WaterIntegrityN , Guest Speaker #PHWI ongoing course #Gender and #Water#women4water#womenwaterleaders
Day 8 of #PHWI ongoing course #Gender and #Water -
"We have a right to be proud of all the women's contributions in the water sector and women should push themselves in the limelight more often." - @afiasalam guest speaker
#women4water#womenwaterleaders
Women are natural conservationists. They know how to use #water#land & #forests sparingly how to stretch out meager resources & share. Women should therefore be leading the fight against impacts of #climatechange - @simisadafkamal during #PHWI Gender & Water Course #women4water
"We have to broaden the discussion on interprovincial water conflicts with multiple voices, perspectives & technical capacity building to arrive at water-sharing arrangements." -@Daanibhai , guest trainer for #PHWI course on #Gender and #Water#women4water#womenwaterleaders
Day 7 of #PHWI course #Gender and #Water
'Women asking for inclusion and participation in the water sector are asking for sanity and science in the sector dominated by infrastructure bureaucracies.' - Dr. Daanish Mustafa, guest trainer
@Daanibhai#women4water#womenwaterleaders
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