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La Journée Mondiale du Contrôle de l’Eau est un programme d’éducation alternative international qui vise à sensibiliser le public et à l’impliquer dans la protection des ressources en eau de part le monde; ceci en encourageant les citoyens à effectuer des contrôles simples de la qualité de l’eau des rivières ou lacs proches de chez eux.
La Journée Mondiale du Contrôle de l’Eau est célébrée officiellement le 18 septembre. Mais, tu es invité à choisir ta propre Journée Mondiale du Contrôle de l’Eau n'importe quand du 22 mars jusqu’au 31 décembre. Pour plus de détails.
On Location...Hanoi, Vietnam
Six lower-secondary schools made history in January and May 2010 by being the first in Vietnam to conduct World Water Monitoring Day across an entire river basin. Nhue-Day River Basin. The Department of Water Resources Management trained 25 teachers and more than 500 students to sample and test water quality and report their findings. A total of 14 water bodies were monitored including rivers, lakes and ponds.
The Nhue-Day River Basin is located in northern Vietnam and includes the capital of Vietnam, Hanoi. The catchment covers 7,500 square kilometers of land (2% of Vietnam’s total landmass) and has a population of over 10 million people. The Nhue-Day River Basin drains into the Gulf of Tonkin. Read more or submit a story!