05:12
Professor Lenah Nakhone, Egerton University
04:51
Marcel Wassink of Superevent
04:46
Ramona Ramdial, vice minister of environment of Trinidad and Tobago
03:04
It is crucial to facilitate dialogue says Therese Sjomander Magnusson, SIDA
01:39
Carla Moonen
05:51
Alexander Verbeek on transnational water diplomacy
04:32
Paul Hohnen on the WaterCouch
02:32
Pim van der Male of Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs
02:30
Kitty van der Heijden of the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs
04:47
Bert Diphoorn from UN Habitat on the WaterCouch
04:48
Mobile phones help monitoring water points in Liberia
03:45
Multi stakeholder consultations in Myanmar now work: Profes
02:51
Yoka Brandt from Unicef on the WaterCouch
03:36
Abdul Hafiz Koroma on the WaterCouch
03:01
Eva van der Zand on the WaterCouch
04:57
Mona Polacca represents indigenous grandmothers at multi-stakeholder dialogue on water
03:20
Henk Holtslag at the WaterCouch
03:25
Alexandra v.d. Pierre World Youth Parliament of Water Haiti
05:14
Dennis van Peppen, Partners For Water
03:34
From Watercube to Watercouch.tv
02:46
Mark Charmer on WaterCouch
03:29
Setting up the WaterCouch
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WaterCouch is a video interview spot that's open to all. It's designed to bring to life over the web the people and issues at stake, sharing insights and engaging a new, more connected generation. The dynamic, independent team of video reporters uses simple video cameras or mobile phones to profile the people attending. Each rapid-fire interview is edited and shared online right away, and is easy to feature on any website.
The WaterCouch is a joint venture between Akvo, IRC and the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
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