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Feature.Aug 30, 2024
To bring clarity and vision amongst the uncertainty and reorganization facing SIWI, World Water Week participants had the opportunity to join lunch sessions every day of World Water Week 2024. On the last day, Waterfront Daily interviewed session host Henk Ovink, to understand the ambition behind these sessions, what came out of it, and what’s next?
On behalf of SIWI and the World Water Week team, we would like to thank everyone who has contributed to and participated in making this such an inspiring and impactful event. We would also like to extend our warmest gratitude for all the support and recognition that has been shown us recently. It means a lot.
Feature.Aug 27, 2024
Waterfront Daily caught up with Professor Taikan Oki, the 2024 Stockholm Water Prize Laureate. He found his passion for water by accident and went on to make significant contributions to climate simulation models – one of them being introducing global river flows.
Feature.Aug 26, 2024
Aana Edmondson and Professor Leslie (Phil) Duncan talk about the active contribution of Indigenous Peoples’ knowledge for building peace and water cooperation.
Event.25 Aug 2024
World Water Week 2024 is centred on water cooperation, for peace and security in its broadest sense. SIWI is convening a wide range of sessions and events, bridging borders across sectors, topics and people.
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How can water bridge borders and be a key to a more peaceful and sustainable future? This is the question that World Water Week 2024 brings forward. Join us for the Opening Ceremony where high-level speakers will introduce this year’s theme.
Feature.Aug 13, 2024
Indigenous Peoples welcome you to join events and workshops at World Water Week 2024, under the umbrella of the First Nations Focus that recognizes their vital role in global waters.
Feature.Aug 9, 2024
What are the different angles of the theme for World Water Week 2024? Get the answers from Jon Lane, Chair of the World Water Week Scientific Programme Committee.
Aug 6, 2024
A statement from the Board regarding the organizational changes in SIWI.
Guidance, methods and frameworks.Jul 3, 2024
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