Children collecting water from a spring in Ethiopia

Simone Verkaart

MetaMeta

Research and consultancy service in water governance

MetaMeta provides research and consultancy services in water governance, and offers specialised communication products geared to the international resource management and development sectors. MetaMeta has also developed innovative new models for managing and monitoring complex programmes.

MetaMeta was also one of the Innovation Challenge Project Leaders for the Global Resilience Challenge and the Water Window Challenge.

Learn more about their Global Resilience Project here and their Water Window Project here.

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