We are working with E2DesignLab and Canopy Economics and Policy to address a key gap in uptake of water sensitive urban design assets – reliable life cycle cost information.
Sharing knowledge about nature-based solutions throughout the Mekong region
We’ve wrapped up 4 very successful Knowledge Exchange events for the DFAT-funded RUCaS program.
Reimagined metro line in Kunshan recognised for its commitment to sustainability
The Sustainable Sites Initiative (SITES) Platinum certification is the highest rating in their system – read about a project in Kunshan that’s just achieved it.
Vale Professor Anas Ghadouni
Professor Tony Wong pays tribute to Professor Anas Ghadouni.
Vector-borne diseases and water sensitive urban design
A rapid literature review shines light on connections between water sensitive urban design, mosquitoes and climate change.
Recognising WA Legends of Water
Two champions of the Water Sensitive Cities mission were recently recognised as Legends of Water
Restoring wetlands and urban streams for better flood protection in Lao PDR
Read about work we’re doing with the Lao Government and researchers to better protect and restore nature-based solutions to reduce flooding in a changing climate.
Scenario Tool training – Wednesday 16 October
We are running training for consultants on the WSC Scenario Tool, Wednesday 16 October 12–3 pm AEDT. Register now.
Visit to Lao PDR – May 2024
The International and Regional teams led the mission, which included visits to Vientiane and Luang Prabang. In both locations, they were accompanied by Mekong Australian Partnership officials from the Australian Embassy in Bangkok.
Protecting headwater streams during urban development
A recent workshop in Melbourne explored how to integrate waterway management and urban design to protect headwaters affected by urban development.