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World Water Week in Stockholm is an annual, non-profit event organized by SIWI, convening decision-makers…
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Event.27 Aug 2026
Join SIWI on 27 August 2026, 06:45–08:00, to celebrate World Lake Day with a morning swim at Marieviksbadet during World Water Week.
Event.23 Aug 2026
Feature.Aug 12, 2026
Water governance has traditionally focused on rivers, lakes and groundwater. But science is revealing a broader picture. Anna Tengberg explores why governing the full hydrological cycle is becoming essential for resilience, climate adaptation, water security and sustainable development.
Feature.Aug 10, 2026
Businesses increasingly recognize that water is a strategic issue. The challenge now is creating the governance conditions needed to turn that recognition into action. Thomas Rebermark explores why leadership beyond the water sector will shape the future of water.
Feature.Aug 3, 2026
As water rises on the global agenda, Helena Thybell explains why World Water Week connects global ambition with implementation, bringing together the people, evidence and partnerships needed to turn commitments into action.
Event.20 Jul 2026
Explainers and briefs.Jul 16, 2026
Feature.Jul 12, 2026
SIWI launches a video series on the signals shaping the global water agenda in 2026, exploring how governance must evolve from ambition to implementation.
Feature.Jul 9, 2026
At HLPF 2026, a SIWI and Government of the Netherlands side event explored how water can connect the Rio Conventions. Several insights emerged for policymakers preparing for the 2026 UN Water Conference.
Event.7 Jul 2026
Feature.Jul 6, 2026
As the UN SDG 6 Synthesis Report marks ten years of progress on water and sanitation, SIWI s Anna Tengberg shares three lessons for policymakers on ecosystems, governance and accelerating implementation.
Feature.Jun 28, 2026
If water is essential to climate resilience and economic development, why does investment still lag behind need? At London Climate Action Week 2026, SIWI explored the barriers and opportunities in financing water resilience.
Explainers and briefs.Jun 27, 2026
Event.20 Jun 2026
Explainers and briefs.Jun 17, 2026
Explore key takeaways from the Bonn Climate Meetings (SB64), including implementation, climate finance, and water s role in adaptation ahead of COP31.
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