A K - water instructor teaches Indonesian water officials how to monitor floods using a satellite in September . ( K - water ) # Korea Water Resources Corp . , also known as K - water , said Tuesday it is joining hands with UNESCO to raise awareness on water management and its relationship to climate change . According to K - water , it will collaborate with the UNESCO International Centre for Water Security and Sustainable Management to run a summer program on water management for international students and water - related professionals from developing countries receiving official development assistance from the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development . “ The summer program will be a great opportunity to share our experience and technology on water management accumulated over half a century . As an institution specialized in water management , we will do our best to solve issues related to global climate change and water scarcity , ” K - water CEO Park Jae - hyeon said . International students and water - related professionals from ODA recipient countries who have been residing in Korea before Jan . 31 can apply for the summer program by June 12 . The program includes three courses -- on integrated water management , water leakage and water supply . K - water will select 15 people for each of the five - day courses . The integrated water management course will teach students about Korea ’ s water policy , drought prediction and groundwater analysis and development . The water leakage course will coach students about how to find and fix water leakages while the water supply course will educate them about how to plan and construct waterworks , manage water quality and test economic feasibility of waterworks projects . By Kim Byung - wook ( kbw @ heraldcorp . com ) [ 네이버 에서 코리아 헤럴드 구독 ] ▶ KH Podcast    ▶ KH Video <ⓒ KoreaHerald ( www . koreaherald . com ) 무단 전재 및 재 배포 금지 >