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News.Aug 28, 2025

World Water Week 2025: Thank You for Being Part of Water for Climate

World Water Week 2025 brought together over 13,000 participants from 188 countries, showing once again that water connects us all. With the theme Water for Climate, people of all ages and backgrounds shared ideas, solutions, and commitments for a just and resilient future. Thank you to everyone who joined us – together we carry this energy forward towards COP30, the UN 2026 Water Conference, and beyond.
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News.Sep 12, 2025

From Youth Innovation to Global Action: Voices from the Stockholm Junior Water Prize 2025
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News.Apr 24, 2025

From Vision to Influence: Be Part of the Water for Climate Movement at COP30
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News.Jul 09, 2025

SIWI Urges Ambitious, Inclusive Approach at UN Preparatory Meeting for 2026 Water Conference
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Open letter.Jun 03, 2025

Water is our future – but Sweden still lacks a comprehensive strategy
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Swedish Water House and International Policy

Swedish Water House connects Swedish and international water stakeholders from different sectors to facilitate learning and collaboration.

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Research, Development and Innovation

SIWI’s Research, Development and Innovation (RDI) department connects science, policy, and practice to create water-wise solutions. Through applied research, systems thinking, and global partnerships, RDI helps shape climate-resilient policies and tools for sustainable water management.
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World Water Week

World Water Week is the leading conference on global water issues. It is a non-profit event, co-created together with major organizations, where participants from more than 130 countries and with many different backgrounds, get to share knowledge and experience.
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Office Management team ensures everything runs smoothly so our mission can move forward

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ReForMit

ReForMit studies how to secure resilient forest-based climate solutions amid knowledge gaps, global warming, and...
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InnWater

The InnWater project aims to promote social innovation, to renew multi-level and cross-sectoral water governance...
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Swedish Water House

Swedish Water House is an independent platform for dialogue, innovation, and exploring solutions to pressing...
The Euphrates River, as it flows through Turkey.
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Shared Waters Partnership

The Shared Waters Partnership supports transboundary water cooperation in fragile and conflict-affected regions....
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Women in Water Management in Central Asia and Afghanistan

This programme promotes women water professionals’ participation in decision-making in the water sector and...

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