UNESCO Chair on Integrated Management of Heritage, Water and Climate Change
HEWACC aims to promote integrated management of heritage, water, and climate change with a holistic three pillar approach (H3PA), as it mentioned in 39 C/46 a cross-sectoral approach, in terms of their interrelationships, interactions and needs, while viewing these relations through the lens of disaster risk reduction and resilience (DRR&R). It argues that the multi-disciplinary integrated management of those is necessary to achieve SDGs.
HEWACC, to minimize trade-offs and maximize synergies, aims to develop H3PA for education and research implementation, capacity building, consultancy and knowledge dissemination in these fields.
HEWACC aims to promote integrated management of heritage, water, and climate change with a holistic three pillar approach (H3PA), as it mentioned in 39 C/46 a cross-sectoral approach, in terms of their interrelationships, interactions and needs, while viewing these relations through the lens of disaster risk reduction and resilience (DRR&R). It argues that the multi-disciplinary integrated management of those is necessary to achieve SDGs.
HEWACC, to minimize trade-offs and maximize synergies, aims to develop H3PA for education and research implementation, capacity building, consultancy and knowledge dissemination in these fields.
HEWACC aims to promote integrated management of heritage, water, and climate change with a holistic three pillar approach (H3PA), as it mentioned in 39 C/46 a cross-sectoral approach, in terms of their interrelationships, interactions and needs, while viewing these relations through the lens of disaster risk reduction and resilience (DRR&R). It argues that the multi-disciplinary integrated management of those is necessary to achieve SDGs.
HEWACC, to minimize trade-offs and maximize synergies, aims to develop H3PA for education and research implementation, capacity building, consultancy and knowledge dissemination in these fields.
Haliç University aims to draw attention to global problems with its academic studies and research and to produce solutions through international agreements. The university’s studies focusing on heritage, water and climate change in this context have gained a global dimension with the cooperation with UNESCO.
