The Flow Partnership helps local communities to rejuvenate their landscapes and alleviate water stress such as floods and droughts. They do this by enabling the communities to implement simple, low-cost landscape measures as part of an informed, holistic, catchment-based strategy. 

Water Schools amplify the voice and wisdom of water harvesting, spread the solutions and enable water retention action at scale. Launched at House of Lords with ARUP in 2019, Water School India, Water School Africa and Water School South America are all learning from each other.

 Holistic Science Journal focuses on the coherence of form in biology, the quality of wholeness in physics and the foundational harmony of discovery applied to the integrity of community life. A unique and independent journal bringing diverse world-views together in an empowered vision.

Boundary Science Research explores the edges of discovery where awareness and action meet by negotiating a boundary. When definition and exclusion are relaxed participation must make its own conclusion about matter and life.

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Rejuvenating desertified and flooded lands through community collaboration The Flow Partnership (TFP), helps revive landscapes and counters the increasing threat of floods, droughts, soil erosion and habitat loss at their source.

It does this by helping local catchment stakeholders and their communities to introduce low cost, effective, Natural Catchment Measures (NCM) along their rivers.

It is creating financial models to enable communities to leverage funds for this work. The results are social, environmental and economic.

For more information, visit the Flow Partnership Website;

www.theflowpartnership.org

A ground level movement of water literacy and water action spread by these diverse communities has begun across the world. Water Schools are independent forums where local communities, farmers, individuals and anyone who is interested comes to share or learn successful water recharge methods from each other.

The focus is twofold:

1. Water Literacy: Setting up of the Water Schools (online and location-specific) to enable a community driven learning and exchange of water management and addressing of local water Issues.

2. Water Action: Implementation of local water-holding features and methods to recharge those landscapes and communities.

Just ordinary and extraordinary people harvesting rainwater, to make a healthy and water rich planet possible.

https://waterschools.org

A unique and independent journal which aims to provide a comprehensive underpinning to a worldview that is created dynamically in the self-confident choices of empowered individuals.

The articles in the journal attempt to uncover the living dynamic in the facts of science.

For more information, visit the Holistic Science Journal website;

www.holisticsciencejournal.co.uk

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