ICA Australia
Water for Rivers | the Global Crisis
The issue of water and that of rivers is a global one, that affects each and every person!
Most countries are doing what they can to reverse and rectify the crisis we have in rivers, usually with huge obstacles!
One such main river in crisis, in Australia is the Murray-Darling Baaka River – Queensland,
NSW, Victoria and South Australia. Three ICA friends are joining the Baaka Water for
Rivers Convoy this month – a small group of concerned and committed folk, with their home made boats! There will be a report, photos and poetry at the end of the trip in early May.
You can read about the crisis for one river, and join the global movement, “saving our rivers”.
The movie – doco “River” beautifully, powerfully, tragically, depicts this global crisis have played in trying to protect the sacredness of rivers, up to the present day crisis. Its opening line: “1000’s have lived without love, no-one has lived without water”. This movie is in cinemas in Australia now, and maybe on Netflix later.
Robyn Hutchinson, Deborah Ruiz Wall, Rosemary Wright
ICA Bangladesh
Activity Report
ICAs Bangladesh, India and Nepal proposing a shared project.
On 14 March, representatives of subcontinental ICAs – ICA Nepal, ICA India and ICA Bangladesh met online to discuss a proposal for a shared project. They discussed ICAI Global Fundraising Task Force’s proposed fundraising project to build a team of committed fundraisers and trainers. The three ICAs decided to collaborate. ICA Nepal and ICA Bangladesh are scheduled to do a training program on Leadership Development and fundraising for ICA Bangladesh’s members in May. ICA Nepal trainers will visit ICA Bangladesh the last week of May.
Partnership Meetings with BARD and AIRD
On 19 March, an in-person meeting was held between ICAB and BARD (Bangladesh Academy for Rural Development) for potential training facilities and partnership opportunities. On 30 March, an online meeting between AIRD (Associates for Innovative Research and Development Ltd) and ICAB was held for conducting collaborative initiatives for projects. The authorities of these two organizations plan to sign an MOI for collaboration and partnerships.
General Meeting of ICA Bangladesh
A general meeting was held at the AIRD office on 1 April 2022 where the members attended both virtually and in person. The members conducted a Participatory Vision Exercise: five years plan and did a focused conversion on priorities and action plan. The members also decided about the next board of directors and updating legal documents and submissions. There was also conversation about following-up on the restorative justice seminar held back 22 November 2021. The ICAB has a visionary plan to promote restorative justice and ensure victims’ rights as human rights.
Team Building Meetings
In March several team building in-person meetings were held in Dhaka, Chandpur,
Comilla and Tangail with ICA colleagues upon the return of the founder of ICA
Bangladesh – Aziz Rahman. Based on these conversations, an in-house team
building and planning meeting was held virtually on March 25th.
Mahmuda Akter, ICA Bengladesh
ICA Australia
Water for Rivers | the Global Crisis
The issue of water and that of rivers is a global one, that affects each and every person!
Most countries are doing what they can to reverse and rectify the crisis we have in rivers, usually with huge obstacles!
One such main river in crisis, in Australia is the Murray-Darling Baaka River – Queensland,
NSW, Victoria and South Australia. Three ICA friends are joining the Baaka Water for
Rivers Convoy this month – a small group of concerned and committed folk, with their home made boats! There will be a report, photos and poetry at the end of the trip in early May.
You can read about the crisis for one river, and join the global movement, “saving our rivers”.
The movie – doco “River” beautifully, powerfully, tragically, depicts this global crisis have played in trying to protect the sacredness of rivers, up to the present day crisis. Its opening line: “1000’s have lived without love, no-one has lived without water”. This movie is in cinemas in Australia now, and maybe on Netflix later.
Robyn Hutchinson, Deborah Ruiz Wall, Rosemary Wright
ICA Australia
Water for Rivers | the Global Crisis
The issue of water and that of rivers is a global one, that affects each and every person!
Most countries are doing what they can to reverse and rectify the crisis we have in rivers, usually with huge obstacles!
One such main river in crisis, in Australia is the Murray-Darling Baaka River – Queensland,
NSW, Victoria and South Australia. Three ICA friends are joining the Baaka Water for
Rivers Convoy this month – a small group of concerned and committed folk, with their home made boats! There will be a report, photos and poetry at the end of the trip in early May.
You can read about the crisis for one river, and join the global movement, “saving our rivers”.
The movie – doco “River” beautifully, powerfully, tragically, depicts this global crisis have played in trying to protect the sacredness of rivers, up to the present day crisis. Its opening line: “1000’s have lived without love, no-one has lived without water”. This movie is in cinemas in Australia now, and maybe on Netflix later.
Robyn Hutchinson, Deborah Ruiz Wall, Rosemary Wright
ICA Australia
Water for Rivers | the Global Crisis
The issue of water and that of rivers is a global one, that affects each and every person!
Most countries are doing what they can to reverse and rectify the crisis we have in rivers, usually with huge obstacles!
One such main river in crisis, in Australia is the Murray-Darling Baaka River – Queensland,
NSW, Victoria and South Australia. Three ICA friends are joining the Baaka Water for
Rivers Convoy this month – a small group of concerned and committed folk, with their home made boats! There will be a report, photos and poetry at the end of the trip in early May.
You can read about the crisis for one river, and join the global movement, “saving our rivers”.
The movie – doco “River” beautifully, powerfully, tragically, depicts this global crisis have played in trying to protect the sacredness of rivers, up to the present day crisis. Its opening line: “1000’s have lived without love, no-one has lived without water”. This movie is in cinemas in Australia now, and maybe on Netflix later.
Robyn Hutchinson, Deborah Ruiz Wall, Rosemary Wright
ICA Australia
Water for Rivers | the Global Crisis
The issue of water and that of rivers is a global one, that affects each and every person!
Most countries are doing what they can to reverse and rectify the crisis we have in rivers, usually with huge obstacles!
One such main river in crisis, in Australia is the Murray-Darling Baaka River – Queensland,
NSW, Victoria and South Australia. Three ICA friends are joining the Baaka Water for
Rivers Convoy this month – a small group of concerned and committed folk, with their home made boats! There will be a report, photos and poetry at the end of the trip in early May.
You can read about the crisis for one river, and join the global movement, “saving our rivers”.
The movie – doco “River” beautifully, powerfully, tragically, depicts this global crisis have played in trying to protect the sacredness of rivers, up to the present day crisis. Its opening line: “1000’s have lived without love, no-one has lived without water”. This movie is in cinemas in Australia now, and maybe on Netflix later.
Robyn Hutchinson, Deborah Ruiz Wall, Rosemary Wright
ICA Australia
Water for Rivers | the Global Crisis
The issue of water and that of rivers is a global one, that affects each and every person!
Most countries are doing what they can to reverse and rectify the crisis we have in rivers, usually with huge obstacles!
One such main river in crisis, in Australia is the Murray-Darling Baaka River – Queensland,
NSW, Victoria and South Australia. Three ICA friends are joining the Baaka Water for
Rivers Convoy this month – a small group of concerned and committed folk, with their home made boats! There will be a report, photos and poetry at the end of the trip in early May.
You can read about the crisis for one river, and join the global movement, “saving our rivers”.
The movie – doco “River” beautifully, powerfully, tragically, depicts this global crisis have played in trying to protect the sacredness of rivers, up to the present day crisis. Its opening line: “1000’s have lived without love, no-one has lived without water”. This movie is in cinemas in Australia now, and maybe on Netflix later.
Robyn Hutchinson, Deborah Ruiz Wall, Rosemary Wright
ICA Australia
Water for Rivers | the Global Crisis
The issue of water and that of rivers is a global one, that affects each and every person!
Most countries are doing what they can to reverse and rectify the crisis we have in rivers, usually with huge obstacles!
One such main river in crisis, in Australia is the Murray-Darling Baaka River – Queensland,
NSW, Victoria and South Australia. Three ICA friends are joining the Baaka Water for
Rivers Convoy this month – a small group of concerned and committed folk, with their home made boats! There will be a report, photos and poetry at the end of the trip in early May.
You can read about the crisis for one river, and join the global movement, “saving our rivers”.
The movie – doco “River” beautifully, powerfully, tragically, depicts this global crisis have played in trying to protect the sacredness of rivers, up to the present day crisis. Its opening line: “1000’s have lived without love, no-one has lived without water”. This movie is in cinemas in Australia now, and maybe on Netflix later.
Robyn Hutchinson, Deborah Ruiz Wall, Rosemary Wright
ICA Australia
Water for Rivers | the Global Crisis
The issue of water and that of rivers is a global one, that affects each and every person!
Most countries are doing what they can to reverse and rectify the crisis we have in rivers, usually with huge obstacles!
One such main river in crisis, in Australia is the Murray-Darling Baaka River – Queensland,
NSW, Victoria and South Australia. Three ICA friends are joining the Baaka Water for
Rivers Convoy this month – a small group of concerned and committed folk, with their home made boats! There will be a report, photos and poetry at the end of the trip in early May.
You can read about the crisis for one river, and join the global movement, “saving our rivers”.
The movie – doco “River” beautifully, powerfully, tragically, depicts this global crisis have played in trying to protect the sacredness of rivers, up to the present day crisis. Its opening line: “1000’s have lived without love, no-one has lived without water”. This movie is in cinemas in Australia now, and maybe on Netflix later.
Robyn Hutchinson, Deborah Ruiz Wall, Rosemary Wright
ICA Australia
Water for Rivers | the Global Crisis
The issue of water and that of rivers is a global one, that affects each and every person!
Most countries are doing what they can to reverse and rectify the crisis we have in rivers, usually with huge obstacles!
One such main river in crisis, in Australia is the Murray-Darling Baaka River – Queensland,
NSW, Victoria and South Australia. Three ICA friends are joining the Baaka Water for
Rivers Convoy this month – a small group of concerned and committed folk, with their home made boats! There will be a report, photos and poetry at the end of the trip in early May.
You can read about the crisis for one river, and join the global movement, “saving our rivers”.
The movie – doco “River” beautifully, powerfully, tragically, depicts this global crisis have played in trying to protect the sacredness of rivers, up to the present day crisis. Its opening line: “1000’s have lived without love, no-one has lived without water”. This movie is in cinemas in Australia now, and maybe on Netflix later.
Robyn Hutchinson, Deborah Ruiz Wall, Rosemary Wright
ICA Australia
Water for Rivers | the Global Crisis
The issue of water and that of rivers is a global one, that affects each and every person!
Most countries are doing what they can to reverse and rectify the crisis we have in rivers, usually with huge obstacles!
One such main river in crisis, in Australia is the Murray-Darling Baaka River – Queensland,
NSW, Victoria and South Australia. Three ICA friends are joining the Baaka Water for
Rivers Convoy this month – a small group of concerned and committed folk, with their home made boats! There will be a report, photos and poetry at the end of the trip in early May.
You can read about the crisis for one river, and join the global movement, “saving our rivers”.
The movie – doco “River” beautifully, powerfully, tragically, depicts this global crisis have played in trying to protect the sacredness of rivers, up to the present day crisis. Its opening line: “1000’s have lived without love, no-one has lived without water”. This movie is in cinemas in Australia now, and maybe on Netflix later.
Robyn Hutchinson, Deborah Ruiz Wall, Rosemary Wright
ICA Australia
Water for Rivers | the Global Crisis
The issue of water and that of rivers is a global one, that affects each and every person!
Most countries are doing what they can to reverse and rectify the crisis we have in rivers, usually with huge obstacles!
One such main river in crisis, in Australia is the Murray-Darling Baaka River – Queensland,
NSW, Victoria and South Australia. Three ICA friends are joining the Baaka Water for
Rivers Convoy this month – a small group of concerned and committed folk, with their home made boats! There will be a report, photos and poetry at the end of the trip in early May.
You can read about the crisis for one river, and join the global movement, “saving our rivers”.
The movie – doco “River” beautifully, powerfully, tragically, depicts this global crisis have played in trying to protect the sacredness of rivers, up to the present day crisis. Its opening line: “1000’s have lived without love, no-one has lived without water”. This movie is in cinemas in Australia now, and maybe on Netflix later.
Robyn Hutchinson, Deborah Ruiz Wall, Rosemary Wright
ICA Australia
Water for Rivers | the Global Crisis
The issue of water and that of rivers is a global one, that affects each and every person!
Most countries are doing what they can to reverse and rectify the crisis we have in rivers, usually with huge obstacles!
One such main river in crisis, in Australia is the Murray-Darling Baaka River – Queensland,
NSW, Victoria and South Australia. Three ICA friends are joining the Baaka Water for
Rivers Convoy this month – a small group of concerned and committed folk, with their home made boats! There will be a report, photos and poetry at the end of the trip in early May.
You can read about the crisis for one river, and join the global movement, “saving our rivers”.
The movie – doco “River” beautifully, powerfully, tragically, depicts this global crisis have played in trying to protect the sacredness of rivers, up to the present day crisis. Its opening line: “1000’s have lived without love, no-one has lived without water”. This movie is in cinemas in Australia now, and maybe on Netflix later.
Robyn Hutchinson, Deborah Ruiz Wall, Rosemary Wright
ICA Australia
Water for Rivers | the Global Crisis
The issue of water and that of rivers is a global one, that affects each and every person!
Most countries are doing what they can to reverse and rectify the crisis we have in rivers, usually with huge obstacles!
One such main river in crisis, in Australia is the Murray-Darling Baaka River – Queensland,
NSW, Victoria and South Australia. Three ICA friends are joining the Baaka Water for
Rivers Convoy this month – a small group of concerned and committed folk, with their home made boats! There will be a report, photos and poetry at the end of the trip in early May.
You can read about the crisis for one river, and join the global movement, “saving our rivers”.
The movie – doco “River” beautifully, powerfully, tragically, depicts this global crisis have played in trying to protect the sacredness of rivers, up to the present day crisis. Its opening line: “1000’s have lived without love, no-one has lived without water”. This movie is in cinemas in Australia now, and maybe on Netflix later.
Robyn Hutchinson, Deborah Ruiz Wall, Rosemary Wright