There are many challenges to the water sector. If the water sector does not improve infrastructure and water efficiency, there is a risk of water scarcity impacting the livelihoods and well-being of people, businesses, farmers, the environment, and nature.
SIDS and Cities: Two sides of the same circular economy coin Small Island Developing States (SIDS) and cities are similar in that land-use availability is limited as is…
Hamburg’s Stadium Storing Rainwater Underground Hamburg Wasser is building an underground storage and infiltration system under a stadium to prevent localised flooding as part of Project RISA. By…
SIWI World Water Week: Freshwater for Food and Nutrition Security in SIDS Tune in to hear Robert Brears contribute to the joint FAO and Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (VU Amsterdam) event hosted by Dr.Amani Alfarra and Ben Sonneveld on…
Managing Every Drop of Water Smartly Population growth and climate change are placing pressure on finite water resources. Read how Yorkshire Water is turning to smart technology to…
Water Security in a Post-COVID-19 World The post-COVID-19 reconstruction phase should be centred around the green economy, the concept of which enables economic growth and investment while increasing…
#Recover_Better_Together is the story of climate actors that have strived to ensure safe and uninterrupted enhancement of capacity-building efforts during the time of crisis, while devising new ways to contribute to a fair and green recovery.
Our Future Water Now a Member of the Paris Committee on Capacity-building (PCCB) Network Our Future Water is now a member of the United Nations Climate Change PCCB…
Natural Resource Management and the Circular Economy Around the world, there is a move towards a ‘circular economy’ where products and waste materials are reused, repaired, refurbished, and…