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Networking in water and climate issues in Africa and Europe |
INTRODUCTION
This survey is part of the AfriAlliance Project (www.afrialliance.org). AfriAlliance aims to better prepare Africa for future climate change challenges by having African and European stakeholders work together in the areas of water innovation, research, policy, and capacity development.
The innovative AfriAlliance Stakeholder Map has more than 500 connected elements: simple (organisations), combined (network, associations, platforms, etc) and temporary liaisons (projects). These are helping to achieve the SDGs by leaving nobody behind (SDG 6), Climate Awareness (SG 13) and encouraging and promoting effective partnerships (SDG 17), amongst others.
A wide variety of stakeholder groups in Africa and Europe that are working on overcoming water and climate change challenges are connected, as visualised on this map. The AfriAlliance Stakeholder Map is currently made up of civil society organisations (23%), business organisations (22%), academia (15%) and funding and financing organisations (2.5%), the rest of the elements are made up of women's groups, youth groups, agricultural groups, and public authorities.
Where does your organisation, network or project fit on this network map? Find out by responding to these questions on behalf of your organisation.
The innovative AfriAlliance Stakeholder Map has more than 500 connected elements: simple (organisations), combined (network, associations, platforms, etc) and temporary liaisons (projects). These are helping to achieve the SDGs by leaving nobody behind (SDG 6), Climate Awareness (SG 13) and encouraging and promoting effective partnerships (SDG 17), amongst others.
A wide variety of stakeholder groups in Africa and Europe that are working on overcoming water and climate change challenges are connected, as visualised on this map. The AfriAlliance Stakeholder Map is currently made up of civil society organisations (23%), business organisations (22%), academia (15%) and funding and financing organisations (2.5%), the rest of the elements are made up of women's groups, youth groups, agricultural groups, and public authorities.
Where does your organisation, network or project fit on this network map? Find out by responding to these questions on behalf of your organisation.
This should only take 15-20 minutes of your time.
If you participate in this survey, your name, organisational affiliation and email address may be distributed and made available to other participants. This is necessary to achieve the main objective of AfriAlliance: for African and European stakeholders to work together facing the challenges of climate change together.