Youth Delegates
Youth Delegates appointed by the World Water Council’s Board of Governors for the 2023-2025 mandate are:
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AMERICAS - Jennifer Trevino, 21 years old, United States of America Jennifer Trevino is currently a geology undergraduate at Texas A&M University with a focus on water related research. Previously, she worked at the University de Pablo Olvide, where she focused on groundwater modeling related to water insecurity in the Donana National Park (Southwestern Spain). Her main focus is on the progressive development of sustainable water practices and Sustainable Development Goal 6. |
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ASIA - Achmad Solikhin, 30 years old, Indonesia Being motivated by water's pivotal role in agrifood systems, albeit sometimes overlooked, Achmad Solikhin has made concerted youth efforts, striving to deliver science-based evidence for transforming the unsustainable water use in agrifood systems. Through the World Water Council (WWC), he anticipates embodying the measures to be sustainable, resilient, and inclusive for altruism through water-agrifood literacy. |
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AFRICA - Kirk Enu, 29 years old, Ghana Kirk Enu is a doctoral student at the Technical University of Munich. In his thesis, he explores ways for the effective conservation and management of water-related ecosystems for mitigating flood risk. |
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EUROPE - Luca Jendrek, 28 years old, Hungary Luca Jendrek is a young water professional from Hungary, skilled in International Relations by diploma but an environmentalist by heart. She is engaged in several youth advocacy projects that aim to mitigate the climate crisis and she is working in Spain for the conservation of the Mediterranean Sea. |
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• Contact : youth@worldwatercouncil.org