Oct 07, 2019

This happened at World Water Week 2019

No one can claim to know everything that happened at World Water Week 2019, not with 277 sessions and numerous meetings taking place over just six days. But the rapporteurs probably come pretty close, since they covered all sessions in search for answers to four key questions. Read what they found in these Overarching Conclusions.

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SIWI experts (L) Ruth Mathews, Håkan Tropp and Dani Gaillard-Picher attending the World Water Forum 2024 in Bali, Indonesia
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Insight. May 31, 2024

Reflections from World Water Forum
  • Water governance
Illustration of Malin Wennerholm, SIWI expert by Cecile Pillon Hue
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Blog. May 31, 2024

Groundwater: How to better protect this hidden treasure?
  • Groundwater
  • Water in landscapes
Lara Nassar, Manal Sraideh and Moez Allaoui from SIWI welcoming a delegation from Ghana into the Jordan office
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News. May 30, 2024

SIWI Amman hosts Ghana representatives for WASH exposure visit in Jordan
  • Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH)
  • Wastewater
    • Water governance
Aerial view of a river winding between 2 hills covered with forest. A bright blue cloudy sky on the horizon.
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Insight. May 29, 2024

Water in landscapes: Co-creating climate resilience
  • Water in landscapes
  • Wetlands
    • Source-to-Sea
    • Freshwater and ecosystems/biodiversity
    • Groundwater
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SIWI's Moez Allaoui standing outside, pointing something behind the camera to a group of people standing beside him.
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Blog. Jun 27, 2024

SIWI Amman and UNICEF host Libya representatives for WASH exposure visit
Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Water governance
Aerial view of a green foresty hill
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Blog. Jun 19, 2024

Water and land: Partners in climate mitigation
Water in landscapes Wetlands Water governance
Illustration of Henning Göransson Sandberg, SIWI expert by Cecile Pillon Hue
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Blog. Jun 19, 2024

What is the role of water in rural and urban school facilities?
Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Water in landscapes Water governance Gender and water
Community garden in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso with green plantation sand trees in the foreground and 3 people taking care of the plants in the background
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Insight. Jun 11, 2024

Taking root: locally driven forest landscape restoration
Water in landscapes Wetlands Groundwater Resilience through water