International Water Resources Association

2nd Asia International Water Week - AIWW
2020-10-14 - 2020-10-17 | Bali, Indonesia
The AIWW is a triennial water gathering for multi-stakeholders to seek tangible implementation for resolving Asian water problems. It is organized by the Asia Water Council in collaboration with the authorities of the host country. Regional water problems that were discussed for three years prior to the AIWW based on the preparatory process will be raised as the primary issues from Asian water community and will be disseminated to the global water community with action plans to solve them and timelines for them by the relevant committee at the AIWW. The tangible plans to implement solutions by each committee will be particularly highlighted by organizing the sessions on the pertinent topics. Designing the future plans for collected action plans will be the core part of the gathering in the AIWW. Members and prospective members of the AWC including water related stakeholders and preeminent experts are gathered in the AIWW and share their insights and experiences to support and develop the activities of the AWC so that it consequently contribute to pave the way towards sustainable development in Asia. As the AIWW is held one year prior to the World Water Forum, opportunities to organize the major gathering for the preparatory process for the World Water Forum will be provided to the AWC members and the follow up actions will also be continued at the World Water Forum.

The Road to Bali 2020

IWRA Webinar on Sustainability of Engineered Rivers in Arid Lands: Challenge and Response
2020-09-23 15:00 - 16:30 (Europe/Paris)
Invitation – New IWRA Webinar onSustainability of Engineered Rivers in Arid Lands: Challenge and ResponseWednesday, September 23rd 2020From 3:00 pm to 4:30 pm CET

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IWRA’s next webinar will introduce participants to major river systems that typically originate in mountains and flow through arid or semi-arid climates downstream. For millennia, spring floods have deposited fertile soil here, which together with diversions from the rivers’ flows have enabled extensive irrigated agriculture. These downstream areas form the backbone of regional economies and world food production. Engineering works in these river systems, notably reservoirs built over the last 120 years, have increased year-round water supply for food production and for growing cities. Yet today, climate change, reservoir sedimentation, depletion of groundwater and reduced environmental flows challenge the sustainability of these river systems. This webinar addresses the above concerns and looks at possible responses.

The theme of this webinar was that of a multiyear project, Sustainability of Engineered Rivers in Arid Lands (SERIDAS), introduced in Water International by Aysegül Kibaroglu, Jurgen Schmandt and George Ward in the article entitled “Engineered Rivers in Arid Lands: Searching for Sustainability in Theory and Practice” (42.3, 241-253). The full results of the project will appear shortly in a book published by Cambridge University Press.

Participation is free and open to all. Audience questions are encouraged.

Topics

Engineered Rivers in Arid Regions: Challenge and Response
The Global Climate Change and Engineered Rivers
The Depletion of Groundwater and Preserving Environmental Flows
Tensions and Dynamics in the Nile River Basin
Challenges and Responses in the Murray-Darling Basin

Moderator: James E. Nickum, Editor-in-Chief, Water International

Distinguished Panellists

Daniel Connell, Professor, Australia National University
Stephanie Glenn, Program Director, Hydrology and Watersheds, Houston Advanced Research Center
Muhammad Khalifa, Research Associate, TH Köln – University of Applied Sciences
Aysegül Kibaroglu, Chair, Dept. of Political Science and International Relations, MEF University
Gerald R. North, University Distinguished Professor, Emeritus, Atmospheric Sciences, Texas A&M
Lars Ribbe, Professor, TH Köln – University of Applied Sciences
Jurgen Schmandt, Professor Emeritus, University of Texas

Presented by: Scott McKenzie, PhD Candidate, University of British Columbia

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IWRA Webinars constitute an additional resource designed to help our members, academics, dedicated practitioners, and policy professionals further explore these and other timely themes engaging in fruitful discussions, also aligned with the international water agenda and in close collaboration with key partners.

Nairobi 2020, Africa Water Security Congress
2020-09-21 - 2020-09-24 | Nairobi, Kenya
Accelerating Source Water Protection for Africa’s water security, this constitutes a Dakar 2021 World Water Forum pre-conference.

33rd UN-Water Meeting
2020-08-29 - 2020-08-30
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic and resulting cancellation of World Water Week 2020, with which the August meeting of UN-Water traditionally meets back-to-back, the 33rd meeting of UN-Water has been rescheduled as a virtual event. The meeting was originally planned to take place from 21-22 August 2020, in Stockholm, Sweden.
The 33rd UN-Water Meeting will take place virtually for an open session on Tuesday, 29 September 2020, with participation from UN-Water Members, Partners with Special Status, Partners and Observers. A closed session will take place on Wednesday, 30 September 2020, with participation from UN-Water Members and Partners with Special Status.
Earth Negotiations Bulletin coverage of the 32nd meeting of UN-Water is here.

World Water Week 2020
2020-08-24 - 2020-08-28 | Stockholm, Sweden
To help bridge the gap between the 2019 and 2021 World Water Weeks, you are invited to join WWWeek At Home between 24 and 28 August 2020. WWWeek At Home will bring together convenor-hosted, virtual adaptations of sessions on water and climate change originally destined for World Water Week 2020.
Schedule now available.

6th International Conference on Water Resource and Environment (WRE 2020)
2020-08-23 - 2020-08-26 | Tokyo, Japan
The 6th International Conference on Water Resource and Environment (WRE 2020) will be held at Tokyo University of Agriculture, Tokyo, Japan from August 23rd to 26th, 2020.
International Conference on Water Resource and Environment (WRE) is an annually-held conference. It aims to provide a platform for professionals and specialists to present their latest findings, opinions and views; to provide a forum to discuss the latest thinking by some of the leading scholars and experts of the world; to publish the best papers presented to advance the state of knowledge of water science in the world.
WRE2019, WRE2018, WRE2017, WRE2016 and WRE2015 were held smoothly in Macao, Taiwan, Qingdao, Shanghai and Beijing successively. You are cordially invited to participate in WRE 2020 in Tokyo, Japan.
Greater Tokyo is the world’s most populous metropolitan area and is the center of Japanese culture, finance, and government. The city boasts a large number of world-class institutions of higher education, the highest concentration of universities in Japan. Tokyo offers an impossible amount to take in with its barrage of sights and sensations – the Imperial Palace, Hie Shrine, Meiji Shrine, Asakusa Shrine, Tsukiji Fish Market, Kabuki-cho Theater, Akihabara Electric Town, the bright lights, bars and karaoke boxes of Roppongi, the shopping streets of Omotesando and Aoyama, the hipster kids of Harajuku, the funky design stores of Shibuya and at least 100,000 restaurants.

2020 Youth & Ocean Conference
2020-07-10 - 2020-07-13 | Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
The 2020 Youth & Ocean Conference is a follow up to the International Conference on “Youth, Ocean and SDG 14” organized in July 2019. This International conference will provide an opportunity for young people from around the globe to discuss, find solutions, share best practices and develop innovative projects on ocean issues pertaining to marine protected areas, climate change, sustainable fisheries, marine pollution and sustainable blue economy among others. Youth delegates will also have the opportunity to gain valuable experience on how to broaden ocean network, lead projects and campaigns, inspire their friends and community about ocean sustainability, and push their skills and ambitions to the next level. More information to follow soon.

11th Edition of CSR Leadership Summit
2020-05-08 - 2020-05-09 | Mumbai, India
The 11th edition of CSR Leadership Summit, India CSR’s flagship annual event and Country’s most prominent gettogether of corporates and civil society is here!
Designed for leaders from Business, Government and Civil Society, the eclectic and thought-provoking platform will be open to ideas, vision and experiences on achieving Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
The Summit is planned on May 8-9, 2020 in Mumbai. More than 600 CSR and Nonprofit leaders are expected to join the event

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Sustainable Technology for Water Purification Workshop
2020-04-22 - 2020-04-23 | Leeds, United Kingdom
The workshop, to be held at the University of Leeds, Leeds, UK, on Wednesday 22 and Thursday 23 April 2020 will focus on the following themes. You are encourage to attend and present your research either as an oral or poster presentation. Submit your abstract by Monday 20 January 2020, you can find abstract submission instructions on the workshop website.
Workshop Themes

Water resources above and below ground and prognosis against population growth
Health risks from contaminated water
Technology solutions for tropics
Management via Circular Economy model for Water Economy

The deadline for the submission of a one page abstract is Monday 20 January 2020.
This workshop has been proposed as a part of the dissemination and future project co-ordination between UK and India. Current collaboration with India is funded by the Royal Society London, the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MEITY) and the C-MET Lab in Pune.
The international project is funded via the Royal Society Collaboration under the GCRF Scheme for supporting the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDG). Within SDG the two goals on ‘Clean Water and Sanitation’ and ‘Responsible Consumption and Production’ are directly connected with the ongoing research theme and it is the goal of the workshop to develop these two themes for Global Water Solution in the years to come, especially for the population living between the Tropics of Cancer and Capricorn.
Harvesting natural resources at low cost for making water available for everyone requires innovation. For this reason our goal is to harvest abundant sun’s energy in the tropics for processing and purifying water via energy management. The goal is to also understand the ‘Circular Economy of Water’ for recycling and reuse so that the natural resources are not unduly exhausted.
The following list includes the confirmed invited speakers:

Professor John Bridgeman, Pro-Vice Chancellor R & KT, University of Bradford
Dr Miller Alonso Camargo-Valero, Associate Professor of BioResource Systems, University of Leeds
Professor Philip Davies, Professor of Water Technology, University of Birmingham
Professor Alastair Martin, Engineering, Lancaster University and RECIRCULATE Project
Professor Anna Mdee, Politics of Global Development, Associate Director water@leeds, University of Leeds
Dr Anne Velenturf, Research Impact Fellow in Circular Economy, School of Civil Engineering, University of Leeds

Key dates:

Submission of initial 1 page abstract for oral or poster presentation: Monday 20 January 2020
Notification to authors of oral abstract acceptance: Wednesday 19 February 2020

Please take time to explore the website for details; key dates; abstract submission; registration and to keep yourself informed of any changes. If you have any questions or enquiries after visiting the site please email the Workshop Secretariat waterworkshop2020@leeds.ac.uk.

WaterVent - Corporate Venturing Forum in the Water Tech Nexus
2020-04-01 - 2020-04-02 | Storrs, United States
WaterVent can be perceived as a Corporate Venturing Forum in the water tech nexus. water technology innovators have to cope with two main challenges:

I. funding (by VC, corporates, charities & foundations, Family Offices, private individuals, public grants & loans)
II. detecting and convincing (first) Clients (application references!) – industrial corporates, farmers, real estate owners and utilities which are open minded (courageous?) to give new and – often – disruptive technologies a trial

WaterVent is a platform dedicated to matching innovators and these two groups by showcasting water technology innovations to those who are in need of and/or who want to engage in.

Workshop on "Water Demand Under Extreme Events: Implications for Cities"
2020-03-23 - 2020-03-24 | Singapore, Singapore
The Institute of Water Policy, Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, National University of Singapore, and the International Journal of Water Resources Development are organising a workshop on “Water demand under extreme hydrological events: Implications for cities”, 23-24 March 2020 in Singapore.
Impacts of extreme hydrological events, including floods, droughts, typhoons and hurricanes, are increasing all over the world. They are affecting human security and welfare and impacting upon the functional integrity of cities in terms of their increasing unpredictability. Flooding and related events are short-lived and difficult to predict both temporally and in terms of their spatial focus, whereas droughts may be multi-year events that intensify through time. They are also testing our ability to reliably forecast and manage them.
Extreme hydrological events are multifaceted phenomena and are challenging the current planning, management and adaptive capacities of cities in both the developed and developing world. The numerous interconnected issues for managing such events in cost-effective and socially-acceptable forms are impacting not only upon water institutions, but also upon city planning ones. This has made the process to understand, predict and manage them exceedingly complex. Furthermore, effective communication with the general public to reach a common social understanding of how much risk may be socially acceptable so that implementable policy decisions are taken has become extremely complex as well.
The focus of this 2-day workshop will include, but will not be limited to, discussions on the following topics, especially in terms of planning, policy, management, governance implications, implementation constraints and lessons learnt, both positive and negative:
• Urban water governance practices and processes for managing current and future extreme hydrological events.
• Vulnerability of current water supply, wastewater and stormwater management under extreme conditions and preparedness and disaster warning systems for such systems.
• Case studies of cities affected by extreme hydrological events as to what have been their short- and long-term water-management strategies, including what has worked, what has not worked and the reasons thereof.
• Social, economic, institutional, political and environmental implications of the policy and management decisions taken.
• Communication practices with stakeholders and policymakers, how they worked and reasons thereof.
The workshop will include a special discussion session on future research agendas to inform policymaking.
Extended abstracts (1-2 pages) for possible presentation at the workshop should be sent by 20 November to Dr. Cecilia Tortajada, emails: Cecilia.tortajada@nus.edu.sg and Cecilia.tortajada@gmail.com
Authors will be informed on whether their abstract is considered suitable for presentation at the workshop by 10 December. Draft papers (minimum 5000 words) should be submitted by 15 February 2020 for discussion during the workshop.
Authors should finalise their papers in light of the discussions by 30 June 2020. These will be peer-reviewed for possible publication in the International Journal of Water Resources Development, www.tandfonline.com/loi/cijw20
Travel and hotel expenses of selected participants will be covered by the workshop organisers.

World Water Day 2020 - Water & Climate Change
2020-03-22
Stay tuned for IWRA’s dedicated activities on this important water day!

ICID 5th African Regional Conference on Irrigation & Drainage
2020-03-16 - 2020-03-19 | Marrakech, Morocco
ICID does not limit its activities to global arena only; its focus permeates to regional level too. ICID organizes Regional Conferences on themes of interest to its members in a particular region. These Regional Conferences, viz. Asian Regional Conference, European Regional Conference, African Regional Conference and Pan-American Regional Conference provide a common platform to countries in these regions to address the issues and problems specific to that particular region. The Regional Conferences are generally organized alongside an IEC but can well be a standalone event.
To focus on exchange of latest technical know-how and developments in the drainage sector, ICID’s African Regional Working Group (AFRWG) organizes conferences in chosen countries. So far 4 African Regional Conferences have been held addressing issues related to African issues.

Roorkee Water Conclave
2020-02-26 - 2020-02-28 | Roorkee, India

30th Course in Climate Time Series and Risk Analysis
2020-02-17 - 2020-02-20 | Bad Gandersheim, Germany
This Course in Climate Time Series and Risk Analysis is specifically tailored to the needs of PhD students and postdocs, who wish to learn about an important combination of disciplines (climate change, time series analysis, and risk analysis), but have had so far not much exposure to in-depth statistical teaching. It will also attract professional researchers, who wish to update their knowledge or to learn new statistical techniques. We assume that participants come from somewhere in the range of climatology, ecology, econometrics, environmental sciences, geosciences, hydrology, meteorology, or physics.
What distinguishes this from our previous courses: it puts more weight on risk analysis of climate extremes. This is reflected by new material from an upcoming book on climate extremes by Manfred Mudelsee.
A significant part of the course part is devoted to training in “Open Sessions”, where we recapitulate concepts, answer basic and advanced questions, do exercises, discuss applications and devote time to in-depth analyses of your own data.
We just assume that do not run away when you see a mathematical formula: all the basics, and the advanced methods as well, you will learn here. You get the required statistical tools and extensive hands-on training to become able to optimally analyse your data and answer the associated questions about the climate. You acquire the theoretical basis for understanding the tools and interpreting the results. You learn to quantify the various sources of uncertainty in data, climate models and statistical estimation.
Climate case studies serve to illustrate the usefulness of the tools: how to make the most of your data by means of statistics—and how to publish it in a thesis or a research paper. Examples include:

Trend estimation techniques for the quantification of global warming (Mudelsee 2019 Earth Science Reviews 190:310)
Modelled river runoff and river floods during the past decades and centuries (Mudelsee et al. 2003 Nature 425:166, St. George and Mudelsee 2019 Journal of Flood Risk Management)
Paleohurricane risk during the past millennium from proxy series (Besonen et al. 2008 Geophysical Research Letters 35:L14705)

The course instructor, Dr. Manfred Mudelsee, trained in physics, geology and statistics, has a long-standing expertise in teaching statistical methods to non-specialists.
What you get. The course consists of lectures and extensive hands-on training in computer tutorials. Data, software, the lecture as PDF, the statistical tools and a printed copy of the textbook (Mudelsee, 2014, Climate Time Series Analysis, 2nd edition, Springer, 454 pp) are included in the fee. You get the link to the course PDF already one week before the start to optimally prepare yourself. During the course, you also get new material from the upcoming book (Mudelsee, 2020, Statistical Analysis of Climate Extremes, Cambridge University Press, in press). After the course, you are offered a one-month period where you may receive support on the software and general statistical advice.
Participants are strongly encouraged to bring their own data for discussion and analysis during the course. The number of participants is limited to eight to allow in-depth individual consultation with the course holder and textbook author, Manfred Mudelsee.
An ice-breaker meal, a course dinner, daily lunch, snacks, coffee and tea are included: high-quality organic and, upon request, also vegan or vegetarian. A shuttle service to/from the railway station and your accomodation in Bad Gandersheim is also covered by the registration fee.
Participants of past courses have praised the intellectual, co-operative atmosphere during the courses, the family-like setting and the nice rural landscape around here: please see their comments below. Heckenbeck is a little village of high ecological awareness, which belongs to the medieval town of Bad Gandersheim.
The new lecture house, without barriers, has opened in summer 2015.
Past participants: country list
Australia, Austria, Bangladesh, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Indonesia, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Nepal, Netherlands, Nigeria, Norway, Poland, Portugal, South Korea, Spain, Switzerland, UK, USA

32nd UN Water Meeting
2020-01-28 - 2020-01-29 | Rome, Italy
Save the date – The 32nd UN-Water Meeting taking place at IFAD Headquarters in Rome, Italy. More information will follow shortly.

IREF 4th International Rain Enhancement Forum
2020-01-19 - 2020-01-21 | Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
The National Center of Meteorology (NCM) is pleased to invite you to attend the 4th International Rain Enhancement Forum (IREF). Hosted by the UAE Research Program for Rain Enhancement Science (UAEREP), the first of its kind annual event brings together leading experts, scientists and researchers from all over the world to showcase the latest research and innovation in rain enhancement science and discuss collaborations to address the challenge of global water stress.
The Forum will feature several panel sessions to tackle key issues related to rain enhancement research. Topics under the scanner include strengthening international collaboration and capacity building in rain enhancement research, developing innovative solutions to address challenges facing global water resources, and utilizing Artificial Intelligence in weather forecasts and precipitation enhancement. These sessions will be an opportunity for the panelists to exchange ideas about the latest innovations and technologies in this growing research field.

For further information, please write to uaerep@ncms.ae

IREF 4th International Rain Enhancement Forum, Jumeirah at Etihad Towers, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

13th Meeting of OECD's WGI
2020-01-09 - 2020-01-10 | Paris, France
More information shortly.

IWRA 2019-2021 Board 4th Teleconference
2019-12-18

UNFCCC COP 25
2019-12-02 - 2019-12-13 | Madrid, Spain
The UN Climate Change Conference will take place at IFEMA – Feria de Madrid in Madrid, Spain from 2 to 13 December.

COP 25/CMP 15/ CMA 2 will take place from 2-13 December 2019.
SBSTA 51/ SBI 51 will take place 2-9 December 2019.
The pre-sessional period is from 25 November – 1 December 2019.

The President-Designate for the conference is Ms. Carolina Schmidt Zaldivar, Minister of Environment of Chile.
The COP 25 High-Level Climate Action Champion is Mr. Gonzalo Muñoz, business entrepreneur and social change-maker.

IWA Water and Development Congress & Exhibition 2019
2019-12-01 - 2019-12-05 | Colombo, Sri Lanka
Sustainable solutions for emerging economies To achieve the 2030 Sustainable Development Goal 6 of ensuring the availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for all, will require a massive effort by the water and sanitation practitioners, especially those in low and middle income countries. We are beyond a simple model of expanded investment in infrastructure, there are numerous challenges and they are linked in often complex ways. For example, progress in the sector is significantly hampered by an overall shortage of appropriately skilled people in the workforce. IWA has published a preliminary analysis from 15 countries in 2014. Developing and emerging economies have made efforts to cope with the challenges, training, establishing competency frameworks, organizational development and implementing institutional frameworks. This is only one issue for which the fifth Water and Development Congress & Exhibition in Colombo, Sri Lanka creates an opportunity to share, mutually reinforce and accelerate work in progress.

IWRA's Anniversary
2019-11-29
As every year, IWRA celebrates its anniversary with its members, partners and supporters. More info on this special day shortly.

World Toilet Day 2019
2019-11-19
More info shortly.

Amsterdam International Water Week
2019-11-04 - 2019-11-08 | Amsterdam, Netherlands

AWRA Annual Conference
2019-11-03 - 2019-11-06 | Salt Lake City, United States
Praised by attendees year-after-year, AWRA’s Annual Conference is an immersive experience, providing attendees with innovative, practical, and applied water resource management solutions, management techniques, and current research. Attendees will hear:

lessons learned from the implementation of multidisciplinary projects,
best practices discovered in the design and application of water resource management,
implications of water policy decisions, and
research into current and emerging issues.

Hosted by AWRA’s Utah State Section, the conference also promises to provide multiple opportunities to explore and appreciate the unique water resource aspects of this beautiful city and state.

8th IWA-ASPIRE Conference
2019-10-31 - 2019-11-02 | Hong Kong, Hong Kong
The IWA-ASPIRE 2019 will be held on 31 October to 2 November 2019 in the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, located at the heart of the city centre with excellent meeting and convention facilities and proven record of hosting the international conference. The 3-day Conference and Exhibition plus technical visits and workshops will attract 1 000 participants all over the world.

Water Security and Climate Change Conference
2019-10-28 - 2019-10-30 | San Luis Potosi, Mexico
Scientists, policy makers and stakeholders from various sectors discuss the diverse facets of water security and its relation to climate variability and change.
The availability of water affects many of mankind’s social and economic actions and is an essential component of ecosystems. Hence, water security is one of the major challenges faced by society today, on both a global and local level. Additionally, impacts of climate change and water-related hazards are increasingly decisive for food security, well-being, poverty, conflict or peace and have become a key component of social development.
Water security as well as climate change are cross-cutting elements of recent global agreements, such as the Sustainable Development Goals, the Paris Agreement on Climate Change and the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction. Science should and can play an important role in contributing to the achievement of these goals.
The Water Security and Climate Change Conference (WSCC) strives to go beyond science and build bridges between various disciplines and sectors as well as different groups of stakeholders. Serving as a platform for discussions about water and food secure societies, by providing a stimulating environment with the intention of yielding innovative ideas and grounds for implementation, the WSCC is continuing a series of successful conferences in Bangkok, Cologne and Nairobi.
In 2019, WSCC is convened by the Universidad Autónoma de San Luis Potosí on behalf of the Exceed network, which consists of more than 90 universities worldwide.

Our Oceans Conference
2019-10-23 - 2019-10-24 | Oslo, Norway
The future depends on a clean and healthy ocean, where protection and sustainable use go hand in hand. The ocean is under threat from the effects of climate change, pollution, loss of biodiversity and unsustainable use. Safeguarding the ocean for future generations is a shared responsibility and a matter of global urgency.
At Our Ocean 2019 it will be highlighted the importance of knowledge as the basis of our actions and policies to ensure protection of our ocean, responsible management of marine resources and sustainable future economic growth.
The conference will bring together leaders from governments, businesses, civil society and research institutions to share their experience, identify solutions and commit to action for a clean, healthy and productive ocean.

Cairo Water Week "Responding to Water Scarcity"
2019-10-20 - 2019-10-24 | Cairo, Egypt
Driven by the success of the1st Cairo Water Week, it has been decided to make the CWW an annual event. Thus, the 2nd Cairo Water Week will be organized on October 20-24, 2019 in Cairo, Egypt. As a natural sequence after the 1st CWW, the title of the 2nd CWW is chosen to be “Responding to Water Scarcity”. It will be an opportunity for academics, scholars, and policy makers, water resources experts from all around the world to present and discuss the key issues, plans and actions related to responding to the challenges of water scarcity. Thus, the 2nd CWW aims at translating the vision created during the 1st CWW into actions towards best practices and suitable implementation plans. CWW ensures knowledge transfer and how it can be acquired through successful public or private business models, political opportunities and obstacles, capacity building needs.

70th World Water Council BoG Meeting
2019-10-18 - 2019-10-19 | Cairo, Egypt
