— The United Nations
Environment Program (UNEP)
has started a week-long training
course in water quality testing and
monitoring of water resources for
22 Liberian laboratory technicians.
According to UNEP-Liberia program
officer Hassan Partow, the training
aims to build the capabilities of
government water technicians in
modern water quality testing techniques — skills many of them lack.
The technicians are from the staterun Liberian Water and Sewage
Corporation, the Environmental Protection Agency, the Ministry of Health
and also the University of Liberia.
"The training will enhance the
capacity of laboratory personnel
in the country, with special focus
on the monitoring the most critical
water resources", Partow said...
UNEP Trains Liberian Technicians to Improve Water Quality
15 Oct 2007 by OOSKAnews Correspondent
MONROVIA, Liberia
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