H2Know

This episode of the H2Know is an inspiring journey through the waves of creativity across the Nile shores, led by an unusual guest; the mighty Nile River himself!

The Nile welcomes us into a world where art guides us to understand the essential nature of water. Throughout the episode, His Majesty introduces us to his "creative sons and daughters"—artists, poets, musicians, and more— sharing their work in tribute to his timeless sacredness.

Among the featured works are Sugypia by Eyayu Genet, the Water Life Series by Aïda Muluneh, and the evocative creations of Rashid Diab, which beautifully capture the profound connection between water and art.

Headphones are recommended to fully immerse yourself in the experience!
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Note: People on this episode

-Sherine El-Wattar.

Think water education is boring and reserved only for a select few?

In this episode of the H2Know, we shatter that myth with an exciting exploration of how collaboration is making water knowledge cool, accessible, and ACTIONABLE!

Join Sherine El-Wattar as she interviews the two leading figures:

-John Etgen, CEO of Project WET Foundation: sharing the story of this global program offering water education resources in over 80 countries - inspiring local solutions to global water challenges.

-Damian Indij, Capacity Development Specialist at Cap-Net UNDP: discussing the journey of the Global Water Education Network (GWEN)- this pioneering initiative uniting UNESCO, IHE Delft, Cap-Net UNDP, and SIWI to build an international water education network with local impact.

Discover their inspiring case studies, and learn how your small actions can drive meaningful change!

Note: The host on this episode is Sherine El-Wattar.