Water is globally recognised as a crucial element for economic development, shown by the water and sanitation related targets in the Millennium Development Goals. Poor people are usually the most dependent on their natural environment for their health and livelihood, and yet are most vulnerable to poor management of their environment, especially water.
ITAD understands the need for economic growth to protect water resources in the future. However, long-term development of water must be matched with practical multi-disciplinary skills to understand risk, planning, social responsibility, research, education and training. Our expertise in communication and knowledge management assists with the need for shared water information systems to improve overall water management. We facilitate access to comprehensive, representative and reliable information and provide monitoring and learning skills to help clients identify options for scaling-up, using water as a catalyst for wider development and growth. |
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