Preventing Water-Related Threats in Sub-Saharan Africa

Jul 22, 2020 | Global Water Security Coalition
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As the spread of COVID-19 accelerates worldwide, preventing and understanding water-related security threats is crucial in facing future pandemics, as well as other underlying threats to a country’s stability. We invite you to join us remotely for our next Global Water Security Coalition meeting, “Preventing Water-Related Threats in sub-Saharan Africa.” The meeting will be held under the Chatham House Rule on Wednesday, July 22^nd, from 9:30 – 11:00am EDT via Zoom Video Conferencing.

The roundtable discussion will begin with short remarks from our three kick-start speakers:

• Maggie Montgomery,  World Health Organization
• Marcus King, George Washington University
• Ambassador David Miller, Jr.

The Global Water Security Coalition is an inclusive network of individuals invested in elevating water security as a cross-cutting issue, and identifying and sharing innovative approaches to ensuring a water secure future for all.

If you are able to tune in to the July 22^nd meeting, please RSVP by July 20^th to Amanda King (Amanda.King@wilsoncenter.org). Those who have RSVP’d will be sent the Zoom meeting information.

When: July 22nd, 9:30 EDT

Where: Online