Bangladesh
- Department of Public Health Engineering (DPHE), Bangladesh
GLOBAL PARTNERSHIP
International Partner Network (IPN)
Connecting global partners for actionable ecohydrology
The Smart-HydroC International Partner Network connects research institutions, public agencies, technical organizations and practitioners worldwide to advance collaborative research on dammed-river ecohydrology, carbon cycling, cross-basin validation and sustainable management.
- Countries Represented
- 17
- Global Regions
- 4
- Partner Network
- Growing
GLOBAL NETWORK MAP
Global Network Map
Smart-HydroC IPN currently connects partner institutions across Asia, Africa, Europe and the Americas.
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PARTNER DIRECTORY
Partner Institutions
Partner institutions currently participating in or onboarding to the IPN are listed by region. The network will continue to expand as Smart-HydroC progresses.
Asia
05
Lao PDR
- Faculty of Environmental Sciences, National University of Laos
Nepal
- Renewable Energy Confederation of Nepal (RECON)
- Federation of Nepal Cottage and Small Industries (FNCSI)
Pakistan
- NUST Institute of Civil Engineering (NICE)
Lebanon
- Lebanese University
Africa
03
Tanzania
- Ministry of Natural Resources and Tourism, Tanzania
Tunisia
- National Institute of Marine Sciences and Technologies
Nigeria
- The Regional Centre for Integrated River Basin Management, UNESCO C2C, Kaduna, Nigeria
Europe
05
Norway
- SINTEF Energy Research
Portugal
- University of the Algarve
Serbia
- University of Belgrade
Poland
- European Regional Centre for Ecohydrology, Polish Academy of Sciences
Russia
- A.M. Obukhov Institute of Atmospheric Physics, Russian Academy of Sciences
- Department of Hydrology, Lomonosov Moscow State University
Americas
04
Argentina
- CONICET–UBA
Bolivia
- Institutional Institute for Research, Development and Innovation (IIIDI)
- Water Research Center (CIAGUA)
- Juan Misael Saracho University, Tarija, Bolivia
Mexico
- Mexican Institute of Water Technology (IMTA)
Canada
- UQAM
CURRENT NETWORK FOOTPRINT
Emerging Collaboration Areas
The areas below outline the priority themes that Smart-HydroC seeks to advance through international collaboration and will continue to evolve with the project.
Reservoir Carbon & GHG
Comparing CO₂/CH₄ production, transport, emissions and accounting across climates and reservoir types to advance cross-regional carbon-cycle model validation.
Ecohydrology & Cross-basin Validation
Using basin cases across climate zones to compare ecohydrological processes, share data and test Smart-HydroC across regions.
Hydropower, Infrastructure & Decision Support
Applying models, scenario analysis and decision-support tools to hydropower development, water infrastructure and water-resource management needs.
Water Governance & Capacity Building
Connecting public-sector and local practice needs through water governance, knowledge translation, training and tools for data-limited settings.
Interested in joining the IPN?
We welcome research institutions, public agencies and technical partners interested in collaborative ecohydrology and sustainable management of dammed rivers to contact the team through the official channels listed on the homepage.