Andrea Norgren

Andrea Norgren

Senior Communications Manager

andrea.norgren@siwi.org +46767988661

Andrea is leading strategic communications and media engagement at SIWI. Her work focuses on translating complex research, governance, and technical issues into accessible communication that supports dialogue, decision-making, and implementation across sectors and regions.

With over 25 years of experience in strategic communications and marketing across the private and non-profit sectors, she has led communications for complex programmes at the intersection of climate, environment, and development, working with researchers, policymakers, and partners to translate knowledge into clear, actionable narratives.

 

Originally from the United States, Andrea speaks fluent Swedish and has had a long career in Sweden.

SIWI-Strategy-2026-2028_for web

Supporting knowledge products · 23 Jan 2026

SIWI launches the 2026–2028 strategy

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News · 31 May 2026

Dushanbe 2026: turning water ambition into progress

Key messages from the Dushanbe Water Conference 2026: why implementation, governance, finance, and cooperation will determine progress on the global water agenda.

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News · 04 May 2026

Seeing the water story in 2026

SIWI engaged journalists at the Society of Environmental Journalists conference in Chicago, sharing practical tools to strengthen water reporting ahead of key global events in 2026.

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Feature · 12 Mar 2026

World Water Day 2026: Turning commitments into progress

On World Water Day 2026, SIWI examines how water commitments can be translated into real progress for people through stronger governance and implementation.

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News · 13 Nov 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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News · 07 Nov 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 · 29 Oct 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 · 28 Oct 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 · 22 Oct 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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