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Feature.Sep 26, 2022
SIWI welcome the new chair of the OECD Water Governance Initiative, Barbara Pompili. We have enjoyed the productive decade of chairmanship from Peer Glas and look forward to continuing under Barbara’s leadership. SIWI is proud to be a founder and steering committee member of the Water Governance Initiative (WGI).
Feature.Sep 19, 2022
As farmers in California are asked to stop a centuries old farming practice, farmers in the Zambezi are finding solutions to their unreliable water supply, which no longer readily falls from the sky.
News.Sep 1, 2022
World Water Week 2023 will focus on innovation and societal transformations, building on the vibrant discussions at this year’s Week about the multiple values of water. Here are some important trends and conclusions from SIWI ahead of a decisive year for water and climate action.
News.Aug 31, 2022
News.Aug 15, 2022
SIWI’s experts will be sharing their knowledge, as well lessons learned from our projects and programmes throughout the Week. SIWI is involved in over 20 sessions this year.
News.Aug 11, 2022
Feature.Aug 8, 2022
News.Jul 12, 2022
SIWI and the Government of the Netherlands signed a new four million Euro agreement for 2022-2026. Together the partners will push for stronger international commitment to water issues.
News.Jul 11, 2022
Addressing upstream activities that impact ocean health, unlocking data sharing for ocean safety, and building collaborations on science are some of the markers on the path to securing a just, sustainable blue economy. This was one of the main messages from the side event held on 30 June at the UN Ocean Conference.
Feature.Jul 10, 2022
This year’s High-Level Political Forum focuses on five Sustainable Development Goals, one of which is SDG 14 – Life Below Water. Saving the ocean starts on land, freshwater ecosystems are crucial to preserving ocean health.
News.Jul 4, 2022
SIWI will be attending the UN High-level Political Forum to show why freshwater is important for gender equality, education, life on land, and ocean health. Participating in New York are Tove Lexén, International Policy Programme Officer and Joshua Newton, International Policy Consultant.
Feature.Jun 28, 2022
This speech was made SIWI s Executive Director, Torgny Holmgren, at the The High-Level Symposium on Water – on Monday 27 June in Lisbon – as part the UN Ocean Conference. It was one of the preparatory meetings leading up to the UN-Water Conference 2023.
News.Jun 23, 2022
SIWI is presenting the case for source-to-sea management at the United Nations Oceans Conference. Momentum is growing as more and more organizations are throwing their weight behind this novel approach to save the world’s threatened oceans.
News.Jun 17, 2022
Limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees is still narrowly within reach, but only if we rethink climate action. Not least must countries understand the crucial role of freshwater in climate policies. This was the message at a side event on 13 June organized by SIWI and partners at the Bonn Climate Change Conference.
Feature.Jun 9, 2022
This speech was delivered by Tove Lexen at the second high level conference at an event during the 2nd High-Level International Conference on International Decade for Action “Water for Sustainable Development”, 2018-2028.
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