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Aug 28, 2020
News.Aug 28, 2020
Here are seven of the top trends from World Water Week At Home 2020. Participants from across the world shared their experiences and solutions to make the world safer and sounder after Covid-19.
Aug 25, 2020
News.Aug 24, 2020
Many people across the world wanted to take part when World Water Week At Home opened on Monday 24 August. During the event, 120 unique sessions will be held with water and development experts from across the world sharing their best ideas for tackling climate change and other water issues.
Aug 24, 2020
News.Aug 20, 2020
Which are the lessons from Covid-19? How should cities use nature-based solutions to cope with climate change? And what can businesses do to improve their water resilience? These are just some of the themes of SIWI-hosted sessions during World Water Week At Home, 24 to 28 August.
Aug 17, 2020
News.Aug 17, 2020
What does it take to really change human behaviour? Few questions are as important for the water, climate and development communities and it will be a hot topic at WWWeek At Home, 24-28 August.
Aug 13, 2020
News.Aug 12, 2020
What will the internet of things mean for the water sector? How has Covid-19 impacted sanitation for the urban poor? And is there any progress ahead of the climate summit COP26?
News.Jul 22, 2020
In order to close existing gaps and ensure Safely Managed Drinking Water and Sanitation For All we need innovative solutions and we need them now. SIWI, with strategic partners, is jointly guest editing a timely special issue of International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health
Jul 16, 2020
News.Jul 16, 2020
How can water illuminate a transformative pathway toward jobs, decent work, and an inclusive economy? This was the question guiding the official UN High-Level Political Forum (HLPF) side event “Water as the Economic Driver” on 7 July,.
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