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Imagine Blue Peace Finalist - “Water and Peace 2.0 Youth Outlook, 2019”

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2019 Youth for Water and Peace Platform call for contributions overall winner features the vision of young water specialists on water and peace using the case of Central Asia. Made by Bota Sharipova (WYPW), Nataliya Chemayeva (WYPW), Nargiza Osmonova (WYPW), Mirsaid Uzakov (WYPW), Tim Nolden (WYN) and Farhad Safi (CAY4W), 2019.

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2019 Youth for Water and Peace Platform call for contributions overall winner features the vision of young water specialists on water and peace using the case of Central Asia. Made by Bota Sharipova (WYPW), Nataliya Chemayeva (WYPW), Nargiza Osmonova (WYPW), Mirsaid Uzakov (WYPW), Tim Nolden (WYN) and Farhad Safi (CAY4W), 2019. The themes covered in the video include: social inclusion & stakeholder participation; transboundary river basins & aquifers, water, peace, and youth.

The work will be featured at the Budapest Water Summit (15-17 October 2019) – with the winner presenting during the Geneva Peace Week (4-8 November 2019).

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