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The Flash Floods exhibition, part of the LocAll4Flood project, was proudly presented during the Easter Egg Hunt at Għajn 🐣🌿

Visitors had the opportunity to learn more about flash flood risks in Mediterranean catchments through engaging displays. A range of materials, including magnets, leaflets, and posters, was also distributed to the public to further raise awareness.

For a more interactive experience, explore and download additional printable materials here🔗 https://locall4flood.interreg-euro-med.eu/what-we-achieve/

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This week, we marked International Museum Day at Ghajn with a visit from students of St Thomas More College Dun Ġużepp Żerafa Fgura Primary A 💧

During the visit, students learned that the Għajn Centre forms part of the Global Network of Water Museums Unesco-IHP . They also coloured specially prepared posters and wrote their own water-saving messages as part of the day’s activities.

This activity follows the World Water Day exhibition held at Għajn earlier this March, during which 6 artworks were selected from around 60 submissions and entered into “The Water We Want” international competition organised by WAMU-NET.

These activities continue to raise awareness about the importance of water sustainability through art and interactive learning.

The Energy and Water Agency hosted the LANDS Malta Local Forum at the Għajn Centre in Rabat, as part of the Erasmus+ KA220-VET project LANDS – Leveraging Actions with Nature for Development and Sustainability. 🌱

The forum brought together stakeholders from policy, education, local councils, environmental authorities, and related sectors to discuss urban resilience, climate adaptation, and sustainable development. 👥

Participants explored the concept of Nature-based Solutions (NbS), together with participatory tools and methodologies that support more resilient and sustainable urban environments. Interactive discussions highlighted the importance of collaboration, community engagement, environmental education, and strengthening local capacity to support the implementation of NbS in Malta.

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Recently at GĦAJN, we teamed up with the Year 5 students of Maria Regina College, Mellieħa Primary School for a special initiative. Through the Water Hero Programme, students explored the importance of water conservation and took it a step further by designing creative posters with powerful water-saving messages.

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Over 500 people joined us at Ghajn Centre yesterday for our Easter Egg Hunt 🐣

Children completed an Easter activity sheet by finding and filling in clues placed around the centre, while also enjoying games and activities throughout the day.

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Over 500 people attend Easter Egg Hunt at the Għajn Centre - EWA Over 500 attended the Easter Egg Hunt at the Għajn Centre, featuring puzzles, mascots and family-friendly activities.

Over 500 people joined us at the Easter Egg Hunt today at Ghajn Centre 🐣✨
It was a packed day, with a great atmosphere throughout.

Families enjoyed a variety of activity stations, including painting workshops, games on digital screens, and even a live radio broadcast. Children also had the chance to meet our mascots, play, and take photos throughout the day.

It was a great way to celebrate Easter Monday, and we’d like to thank everyone who joined us and made it so special 🐰

Happy Easter 🐣🌼

Join us tomorrow at the Easter Egg Hunt at Ghajn for a fun-filled family day with clues, puzzles and more!

Recently, the Energy and Water Agency delivered the LocAll4Flood mobile exhibition to Ghajn and Regjun Tramuntana.

The exhibition is part of a wider set of educational resources developed within the Interreg Euro-MED Programme LocAll4Flood project to raise awareness about flash flood risks and promote safer behaviours. ⚠️

Alongside the exhibition, a range of materials, including magnets, leaflets, puzzles, posters, and road sign infographics, will support awareness-raising activities. These tools are designed to provide clear, practical guidance, improve understanding of meteorological alerts, and engage people of all ages through interactive learning. 🧩

In the coming weeks, these materials will be utilised in pilot activities and local initiatives with residents and school students, thereby strengthening their knowledge, preparedness, and community resilience to flood risks.
Step by step, we are bringing flood risk awareness closer to local communities. 👥

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