The conference will offer a platform to water and land use researchers, practitioners, users and policy makers to evaluate the inextricable link between water and environment resources as well as reflect on strategic options for achieving SDG 6.
Stake holders will meet to discuss issues on water and land resources protection; utilize data and research findings to raise the profile of water and land resources and explore existing technologies, innovations for improved management of these resources.
1. CLIMATE CHANGE AND DISASTER RISK management
2. WATER-ENERGY-FOOD NEXUS
3. POLLUTION CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT
4. LAND USE, TECHNOLOGIES & INNOVATIONS on soil, crop, animal, forestry, hydrology and catchment management
5. SOCIAL, INSTITUTIONAL AND FINANCIAL approaches for lake and catchment management
Participants are requested to start registering. Conference registration fees will cover a conference bag, book of abstract, luncheons, teas and a gala dinner.
| Category | Rates (USD) |
| Academic Institutions/NGOs | 80 |
| Industrial/Private Sector | 120 |
| Students | 40 |
Please click here to download the Registration Form for the 1st GLACAM Conference (Updated – 10 May 2019)
Fill in the form above and send it to greatlakescatchment2019[at]caes.mak.ac.ug
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