Learning from the experience of others : progress through global knowledge 
transfer

Dohmann, Max; Metzger, Hans Joachim; Bernhofer, Christian

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Learning from the experience of others : progress through global knowledge transfer

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Dohmann, Max
RIMAX Publications, RIMAX, Deutsches GeoForschungsZentrum;

Metzger, Hans Joachim
RIMAX Publications, RIMAX, Deutsches GeoForschungsZentrum;

Bernhofer, Christian
RIMAX Publications, RIMAX, Deutsches GeoForschungsZentrum;

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http://ressourcewasser.fona.de/reports/bmbf/annual/2010/nb/German/502010/-3_2_01-lernen-aus-der-erfahrung-anderer-fortschritt-durch-weltweiten-wissensaustausch.html
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Dohmann, M., Metzger, H. J., Bernhofer, C. (2012): Learning from the experience of others: progress through global knowledge transfer. - In: Bundesministerium für Bildung und Forschung (BMBF) (Ed.), Water as a resource: water research for a sustainable future, 156-157.

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Abstract

The disciplines of environmental protection and sustainable development are highly reliant on the continuous advancement of theoretical and practical knowledge. Germany can look back on many years of environmental and sustainability research and thus has both an opportunity and a duty to share its extensive technological and planning expertise with the rest of the world. After all, conserving the foundations of life and protecting people from natural hazards are not just domestic concerns. Three examples from the field of water management highlight the many means of imparting knowledge to young scientists across the globe.