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Feature.Feb 24, 2026
Effective water cooperation starts with functioning data systems. A SIWI/ICWC study explores lessons from the Juba–Shebelle Basin.
Feature.Feb 18, 2026
In Zambia, TIARA partners aligned strategies to scale profitable, climate-resilient rainfed agriculture through improved green water management.
Feature.Feb 17, 2026
Climate action without water will fail. A summary of Jon Lane’s PLOS Water article and why integrated water governance is essential.
News.Feb 16, 2026
Swedish Water House’s 2026 Trendspotting explores water as a strategic risk and value driver in climate adaptation, governance, finance, and business.
Reports and papers.Feb 13, 2026
Jan 27, 2026
In SIWI Reflections 2025, Hannah Benaim reflects on World Water Week 2025 and the first High-Level Panel on Indigenous Voices, highlighting its impact on water governance and decision-making.
Supporting knowledge products.Jan 23, 2026
Jan 14, 2026
In SIWI Reflections 2025, Martina Klimes reflects on the launch of the Handbook of Water Diplomacy and the shift from producing knowledge to supporting practice.
Feature.Jan 12, 2026
In SIWI Reflections 2025, Manuel Eckert reflects on how connecting water across processes helped build momentum towards climate action and 2026 milestones.
Feature.Jan 8, 2026
SIWI Reflections 2025: How water-smart forest and landscape restoration builds local capacity, strengthens collaboration, and turns knowledge into lasting change.
Feature.Jan 5, 2026
In SIWI Reflections 2025, Anna Tengberg, PhD and James Leten reflect on strategy, collaboration, and preparing SIWI for a new way of working in 2026.
Feature.Jan 2, 2026
SIWI Reflections 2025: José Pablo Murillo reflects on scientific exchange at World Water Week and how it turns water knowledge into action.
Feature.Dec 22, 2025
In SIWI Reflections 2025, Thomas Rebermark reflects on how SIWI’s engagement helped shape the EU Water Resilience Strategy and why this matters for Europe and beyond.
News.Dec 18, 2025
SIWI joins a Wallenberg-funded research project strengthening forest resilience through water, climate, and policy action.
Feature.Dec 16, 2025
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