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News.Dec 7, 2023

Checklist for water-wise governments

At COP28 in Dubai, decision-makers from all over the world and on all levels, gather to find ways to tackle climate change. This is a daunting challenge and overcoming it will require strong commitments and swift action. It will also require that water is at the heart of all efforts. This is how it can be done.

Feature.Dec 7, 2023

How to build integrity into water management 

This question is complex, and unpacking the term integrity itself is a challenge. SIWI and partners are build integrity into global water management institutions. Explore the impact and participate in a webinar focused on water integrity in the Mediterranean region.

News.Dec 6, 2023

Thank you, Malin Falkenmark

The water world has lost one of its greatest advocates and strongest voices. At SIWI, we have lost an extraordinary friend and colleague. It is with great sadness we receive news that Professor Malin Falkenmark has passed away.

News.Dec 5, 2023

Collaborative climate action from the water and ocean communities

The first ever joint event by the Water for Climate and Ocean Pavilions signifies a step change in the recognition of the need for collaborative climate action. This exciting venture is hoped to be the catalyst for a long-standing unison of the two communities.

Feature.Nov 29, 2023

Will COP28 help us advance water and climate policies?

This year’s climate Conference of the Parties (COP) comes at a critical point in time and is expected to present the outcomes of major political processes. Can we expect progress in connecting water and climate policies? Reasons for hope exist.

News.Nov 24, 2023

Six messages to COP28

Half-way through the Paris Agreement, how can we make sure that important steps made at COP27 lead now to concrete action? SIWI is participating in COP28 with the determination to ensure water is recognized as a decisive factor for effective climate action.

Feature.Nov 23, 2023

Groundwater mapping, transparency and education for improved water governance

News.Nov 21, 2023

What’s next for water and climate at COP28?

Last year’s climate Conference of the Parties (COP) meant a small breakthrough for water. What allowed for this development to happen, what is the outlook for COP28, and how is SIWI working towards connecting water and climate policies? A conversation with Dani Gaillard-Picher, International Process Policy Advisor at SIWI.

News.Nov 16, 2023

A new platform for the Water for Climate Pavilion at COP28: A Hub for global water solutions

The COP28 Water for Climate Pavilion has unveiled its official website, providing a digital platform to showcase innovative solutions and facilitate international collaboration on water-related issues.

News.Oct 30, 2023

Arup and SIWI sign Öresund Agreement

Arup and SIWI have signed a new memorandum of understanding (MOU). The agreement builds on their long-standing partnership and will allow both organizations to work even more closely together to champion water solutions for a more sustainable future.

News.Oct 26, 2023

What’s next for rainfed agriculture?

Investments in rainfed agriculture are essential to achieve food security in Africa. Recently, SIWI co-organized the Zambezi Rainfed Agriculture Investment Forum. Here are reflections about the forum, what came out of it, and the follow up.

Feature.Oct 19, 2023

Curiosity and Commitment. A Conversation with Meike van Ginneken

News.Oct 16, 2023

Rainfed agriculture for a non-violent economy

What is violence economy? What are its linkages to rainfed agriculture? How can we attract finance to rainfed agriculture? Based on 42 years of experience, Dr Rajendra Singh, former Stockholm Water Prize Laureate, reflects on how he inspired SIWI’s Transforming Investments in African Rainfed Agriculture or TIARA project.

Feature.Oct 5, 2023

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