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Feature.Dec 16, 2025

SIWI Reflections 2025: When green water strengthens food security and resilience

In SIWI Reflections 2025, David reflects on advancing rainfed agriculture through green water, farmer-led learning and climate resilience.

The Ethiopian Juba-Shebelle  Water Cooperation: The Roles of IOS Enabled Knowledge, Information and Data Supply Chain Collaboration

Reports and papers.Dec 16, 2025

The Ethiopian Juba-Shebelle Water Cooperation: The Roles of IOS Enabled Knowledge, Information and Data Supply Chain Collaboration

News.Nov 26, 2025

COP30: What the outcomes mean for water—and where action is needed next

COP30 outcomes signal progress for water resilience, but real impact depends on implementation. What must happen next for climate-water action?

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Feature.Nov 25, 2025

Forests, trees and the water cycle: why agriculture depends on healthy landscapes

Forests play a crucial role in soil moisture, rainfall, water quality and farm resilience. Discover why agriculture depends on healthy forested landscapes.

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Feature.Nov 17, 2025

Restoring landscapes and strengthening green water flows through innovative finance

Restoring degraded landscapes in southern Africa through innovative finance, political leadership, and nature-based solutions like Deep Bed Farming.

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News.Nov 13, 2025

SIWI joins the winning consortium to lead EIT Water – Europe’s new innovation community tackling water challenges

SIWI, through Swedish Water House, joins the EIT Water consortium to drive Europe’s innovation and resilience in sustainable water management.

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Nov 10, 2025

Building resilience in Sweden’s ports

Sweden’s ports face mounting climate and security risks. The current situation and external environment analysis highlights key gaps and opportunities to strengthen resilience across Malmö, Trelleborg, and Visby.

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Reports and papers.Nov 10, 2025

Current situation and external environment analysis (in Swedish)

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Event.10 Nov 2025

SIWI at COP30

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News.Nov 7, 2025

Expectations for COP30: Water must anchor the path from words to action

At COP30 in Belém, water must anchor climate action — linking adaptation, mitigation, and justice to turn global commitments into real delivery.

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News.Oct 29, 2025

Guardians of the water cycle: Indigenous leadership from Stockholm to Belém

From Stockholm to Belém, Indigenous leaders are reminding the world that water is a living system—one that demands respect, reciprocity and shared decision-making. Their stewardship offers not only knowledge but a pathway to climate resilience.

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News.Oct 28, 2025

Reflections on the Routledge Handbook of Water Diplomacy: Building cooperation in a complex world

The editors of The Routledge Handbook of Water Diplomacy share reflections on how science, negotiation, and relationship-building can turn shared waters from sources of tension into pathways for peace.

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News.Oct 22, 2025

From Stockholm to Belém – Why water must be central at COP30

COP30 in Belém marks a decisive moment for climate action. Progress will now be measured by delivery — and success depends on water. From mitigation to adaptation, resilience begins with how we manage and protect our shared water resources.

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News.Oct 16, 2025

Q&A with Dr Martina Klimes on the NEW Routledge Handbook of Water Diplomacy

How can water build peace? Dr Martina Klimes shares insights from the Routledge Handbook of Water Diplomacy — a new guide to cooperation in a changing world.

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News.Sep 29, 2025

Water at the heart of climate action: SIWI shapes the future of the GCAA

Water is the foundation of climate action — SIWI and partners call for it to be anchored in the Global Climate Action Agenda as a bridge between governments and communities for more resilient solutions.

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