Strategic Plans
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Source domain: wrc.org.za
Collected on 16 September 2026
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Corporate Brochures
The Water Research Commission makes its corporate brochures available to the public on its website, including the overview of its Corporate Plan 2018/19–2022/23 (CP18), which sets out how the Commission intends to work in the 'new normal' of harsher climate and water conditions.
- Who it is for
- members of the public, researchers and stakeholders interested in the Water Research Commission's strategy
- How to act on it
- Go to the Water Research Commission website and open Media & Events, then Corporate Brochures, to read the brochure content.
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Corporate Brochures Overview The world as we know it is changing. The Water Research Commission’s Corporate Plan 2018/19– 2022/23 (CP18) has been developed with a strategy that adapts to the ‘new normal’
Metsi AI Assistant
The Water Research Commission offers a chatbot named Metsi on its website, which greets visitors and welcomes them to the WRC's AI assistant.
- Who it is for
- anyone visiting the Water Research Commission website
- How to act on it
- Use the Metsi chat assistant on the Water Research Commission website.
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Welcome to the Water Research Commission (WRC) AI Assistant .
Facts
Places
Western Cape
Reference
https://www.wrc.org.za/media-events/corporate-brochures/
Key Takeaways
- Water Research Commission
- Corporate Brochures
- Corporate Plan 2018/19– 2022/23 (CP18)
- adaptation to the 'new normal'
- El Niño event
- World Economic Forum 2017 Global Risk Report
- Western Cape worst drought in 100 years
- water-secure future
- Water Research Commission
- World Economic Forum
- Metsi