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This course is expected to provide a model for sustainability education among higher educational and governmental institutions. The course covers comprehensive framework of sustainability, such as concepts, sustainable resource use (energy, water, food, materials, etc), institution, economy, social capital and human capital.
Energy course is developed under COMprehensive Program to Enhance Technology, Engineering and ScienNCE Education (COMPETENCE). This course will be delivered by Asian energy experts including Mr. Sivanappan Kumar (AIT), Ms. Christina Aristanti (Dian Desa, ENERGIA), Mr. V.K. Vijay (IIT), Mr. Bundit Funtamasan ( JGSEE), Mr. Tetsuo Tezuka (Kyoto U), Mr. Hideaki Ohgaki (Kyoto U), Mr. Keichi Ishihara (Kyoto U), Mr. Low Seow Chay (Nanyang Tech U), Mr. Yanjia Wang (Tsinghua U), Mr. P.Ravindra (U Malaysia Sabah) and Mr. Hubert Gijzen (UNESCO).
Introduction to River Basin Environment Assessment under Climate Change
Date: 29/11/2011-05/12/2011
The 21st IHP training course is focused on three major objectives:
(1) to acquire the latest knowledge on hydrological and environmental assessment under climate changes at river basin scale in the Asia-Pacific region,
(2) to make practice for selected topics on successful simulations to make use of the river basin environment assessment, and
(3) to discuss the possibility to apply the river basin environment assessment into some hydrological and environmental managements.
The 20th IHP training course
Groundwater as a Key for Adaptation to Changing Climate and Society
Date: 08/11/2010-18/11/2010
Groundwater is a major source of daily water for people in Asia-Pacific region and around the world. It is important component in the global water cycle, and also a potential water buffer to problems posed by irregular precipitation, including drought, increasing human demand for water and associated pressures on surface water. Groundwater resources are also vulnerable, however, and may be negatively effected by human activity and contemporary climate change.
Water Resources and Water-Related Disasters under Climate Change-Prediction, Impact Asessment and Adaptation-
Topics covered:- Prediction of water related disasters and trend analysis under climate change
- Adaption of water resources management for climate change
Start on 03 and 10 December 2009.
For more details please visit the website: http://ihpnagoyaforum.org/
The course start on
March 10th, 2010 until April 5th, 2010
at 10.00 am - 12.00 am (GMT +07:00)- Monitoring and Evaluation of Renewable Energy Applications in Candidate E3i Villages
Topics Covered :- Monitoring and Evaluation of Renewable Energy Application in Candidate E3i Village
- The E3i Village Concept
- The self supporting energy village programme
- Sustainability parameters for RES-based technology dissemination General Evaluation on Survey to E3i village candidates
The course start on 13 - 21 January 2010
Topics covered :- Solar Energy, Solar Photovoltaic, Solar Thermal
- Design & Case Studies of PV Systems
- Financing Mechanisms
- Solar Solutions for Poverty Alleviation
- Sustainability of Solar Energy Market
The course start on May - June 2009
E3i (Energy, Economy and Environment) Self-Sustainable Eco-village concept
- Teacher: Kamaruddin Abdullah
Topics covered :
- 3Ei village concept
- Renewable energy sources for Small Processing Unit (SPU)
- Economic and environmental benefits of SPU
- Eco-house design for E3i village
Topics covered :
- Role of Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency as an Important Energy Resource
- Data/Information Management
- Barriers Inhibiting RE and EE promotion
- Role of private sector in RE development
- Best practices and case studies in RE development
- Policies Promoting Renewable Energy and Their Implications
- Modelling Aspects of Renewable Energy Development and Policies
- Policies Promoting Energy Efficiency and their implications
The course start on May - June 2007
- Topics Covered :
- Bio-energy, MDGs and Global Sustainability
- Biomass Resources potential and estimation techniques
- Routes of biomass conversion and grasroot technologies
- Biomass combustion
- Conversion technologies for Biofuels
- Financial Mechanism for Renewable Energy Environmental and Socio-Economic issues in Bio-Energy Development
- Powering Rural Poverty Alleviation with Renewable Energy
Topics covered :
- Herbal Medicine
- Food Products and Nutraceuticals
- Agriculture (Ground Nut Digger cum Separator)
- Cotton Stripper , Hand Pump
- Energy
Start from June 23rd - August 4th, 2009
Topics covered:- How to develop university-industry partnership?
- Successful negotiation skills
- Technology evaluation and valuation
- Setting up Technology Transfer Office and Business Incubation Center
Start from July 23rd until August 26th, 2009.
HIV and AIDS Preventive Education
Teleconference Course
Can We be a Part of Its Solution?
Start from April 16th, 2009 until June 04th, 2009
UNESCO joins you to participate in the lectures about UNESCO programmes and activities in Science, Education, Culture, Communication, directly from the UNESCO Jakarta and Bangkok officers in charge for the disciplines. Topics will be on education, higher education, ecology, disaster, science & technology policy, hydrology, geology, marine, primary education, media & communications and cultural issues.
Coastal and Resources Management for Small Islands and Communities
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