Water Window Challenge

The Water Window focused on building resilience to flood-related issues. It comprised 11 grantees that implemented 12 projects: six in Southeast Asia, five in South Asia, and one in sub-Saharan Africa. More than 500,000 people have been supported through these projects to strengthen their resilience to floods. The Water Window was funded by the Z Zurich Foundation.

The Centre for Climate Change and Environmental Research (C3ER), BRAC University

Project Title: Community-led holistic innovations for flood resilience in Bangladesh

University of Potsdam – Urban

Project Title: Ecology and Gender Based Flood Resilience Building in Thua Thien Hue,Central Vietnam (ResilNam)

University of Potsdam – Coastal

Project Title: Ecology and Gender Based Flood Resilience Building in Thua Thien Hue,Central Vietnam (ResilNam)

Seacology

Project Title: Building the resilience of vulnerable coastal communities against floods in Sri Lanka

Practical Action

Project Title: Agricultural and Water Resilience in Coastal Areas of Bangladesh

Replanted mangroves in the Philippines

One Architecture – One Resilient Team

Project Title: One Resilient Team – Tacloban

MetaMeta

Project Title: Roads to the Rescue Bangladesh

Mercy Corps

Project Title: Trans-boundary Flood Risk Mitigation through Governance and Innovative Information Technology

Lutheran World Relief (LWR)

Project Title: Nepal-India Trans-Boundary Resilience

Institute for Social and Environmental Transition International (ISET)

Project Title: A River Basin Cross-border Flood Resilience Support Platform

Danish Refugee Council (DRC)

Project Title: Community Flood Resilience Programme (CFRP)

University of Waterloo

Project Title : Development of Amphibious Homes for Marginalized and Vulnerable Populations in Vietnam

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