Call for Developer Consultant 2018 

We are living in the age of digital era where innovation and technology are dominating the changes, where every human activities could be based mobile/apps and web-based. GWP Southeast Asia is following the trend where reporting could be using high technology to optimize coordinations and communications between global office-regional office to Country Water Partnerships in order to improve of GWP overall portfolio in Southeast Asia. Herewith, we are looking for talented developer to submit quotation for our monitoring dashboard development to us at secretariat@gwpsea.org cc to fany.wedahuditama@gwpsea.org and ria.camelina@gwpsea.org. by 6th of June 2018 as the latest. 

Lancang-Mekong Cooperation Mechanism was proposed by Chinese Primer Likeqiang ni the 17th China-ASEAN Leaders’ meeting held in November of 2015, which aims to strengthen all-round and friendly cooperation among China and Mekong countries and promote regional overall development. The First Lancang-Mekong (LMC) Foreign Ministers Meeting held in Jinghong, Yunnan Province of China in November of 2015 formally announced the establishment of the LMC Mechanism.

The Asia-Pacific Water Forum (APWF) was initially proposed by the participants during the 4^th World Water Forum (WWF) Regional Preparatory Process that was coordinated by Japan Water Forum (JWF). At the 4^th WWF,, regional documents coordinated by JWF and 5 sub-regional coordinators (Korea Water Forum, Global Water Partnership, (GWP) Southeast Asia, GWP South Asia, GWP CACENA, and the Pacific Islands Applied Geoscience Commission (SOPAC)) together with regional water stakeholders reported on the Asia-Pacific region’s formidable water related challenges

Water is one of the most basic human needs and is now currently facing multifaceted complexity. From depleted ground aquifers to polluted river, water has been for quite some time under pressures due to urbanization, population growth, industrialization and so forth. These multifaceted complexities also happen in Malaysia. These complexities such as lack of education and awareness of the general public about water resources, how they are being managed, and how they should be managed is a key factor that has led to the state of Malaysia's overall water quality. 

As we know we are living in digital era when Humans are visual creatures. Most of us process information based on what we see. 65 percent of us are visual learners, according to the Social Science Research Network. Social media and movies have created this intense desire and opportunity to share what we learn.

Based on that we are glady announce to call most talented movie makers to work with us. Drop your CV and your portfolio to us at secretariat@gwpsea.org #ValuingWater

According to Yale researchers, movie, short movie, video, all visual media helped increase awareness on international development issues, and encouraged people to consider how their actions could help avert such an environmental crisis

“Across the board, the movie appears to have had a strong influence on watchers’ risk perceptions of any issues" 

Humans are visual creatures. Most of us process information based on what we see. 65 percent of us are visual learners, according to the Social Science Research Network. Social media has created this intense desire and opportunity to share what we learn.