FAO WaPOR data, at 250 m resolution or higher, covers the whole of Africa and the Near East. Yet, there was interest and participation from 359 attendees from all over the world from as many as 81 different countries, 53 of them being outside of the current area of coverage of WaPOR data!

These figures show the global pertinence of the topic of water productivity and it is hoped that the outputs from this project will enrich the knowledge of the global community of practice around water productivity in agriculture, water accounting and water management at different scales.

Here is a set of resources to remain engaged with WaPOR:

From the event:

·         The webinar’s recordings can be found here. 

·         The transcript of the Q&A can be found here. 

General resources:

·         The WaPOR website (FR) and its news section (FR) are the best places to keep up with project activities and progress. 

·         WaPOR data can be found on the portal, but also on the Hand in Hand platform as presented in the webinar. 

·         The WaPOR applications/uses catalogue features a whole host of ways and context in which WaPOR data has been used. You can and are encouraged to also submit entries to the catalogue sharing your or your institution’s work with WaPOR data.

·         Finally, for any further questions, contact the WaPOR team at wapor@fao.org.