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Mar 23, 2026
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Webinar.Mar 8, 2026
Seminar.Nov 6, 2025
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Seminar.Nov 5, 2025
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Conference.May 23, 2025
Seminar.Apr 22, 2025
Discover how cities in dry climates are using innovative water strategies to support urban forests. On 24 April, join SIWI’s James Leten and our partner from Ouagadougou in a UNECE webinar showcasing water-smart forest restoration through the LoCoFoRest programme. Learn from success stories in Cuenca, Ouagadougou, and beyond as experts share practical solutions for building resilient, green cities.
Seminar.Apr 14, 2025
Join global experts and leaders in Tokyo for a high-level seminar exploring water’s critical role in climate action and sustainable development. Hosted by the Embassy of Sweden and SIWI, this Swedish-Japanese dialogue highlights cross-sector solutions and innovative approaches to building resilient societies — in the presence of His Majesty the King of Sweden.
Seminar.Feb 17, 2025
Årets seminarium på Världsvattendagen fokuserar på att både beskriva situationen och ge konkreta exempel på åtgärder för att bygga motståndskraft, beredskap och livskraftiga samhällen.
Nov 15, 2024
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Panel discussion.Oct 30, 2024
Plenary.Oct 30, 2024
Conference.Oct 30, 2024
Conference.Oct 22, 2024
Oct 11, 2024
Conference.Jul 30, 2024
Webinar.Jul 16, 2024
This session will showcase tools developed by UNICEF and SIWI to strengthen the evidence base for multiple risk-informed decision making. The first tool, the Global WASH Sector Resilience Index, raises awareness and enhances knowledge about multiple risks. The second, the conflict-informed approach to climate resilience, provides actionable results for priority setting.
Talkshow.Jul 16, 2024
This session aims to boost investments in Nature-Based Solutions (NbS) across Small Island Developing States (SIDS) by leveraging blended finance models. Using the source-to-sea approach, we will explore regional partnerships and barriers for NbS, collaborative opportunities, policies, and avenues for the private sector to enable sustainable development in the region.
Seminar.Jul 16, 2024
Areas bridging fresh and marine waters, whether natural or artificial, are particularly vulnerable to climate change. Nature-based solutions are essential to water management in estuaries, as these integrated solutions can help safeguard biodiversity and store greenhouse-gases, while providing a multitude of benefits to society, like protection against coastal erosion.
Rivers divide and connect, providing billions with water, food and energy. So the global river health crisis has profound implications. This debate will explore how best to stimulate attention and action to address the crisis. Specifically, we’ll explore whether better river health metrics or better communication will be most impactful.
Water governance has long been a slippery subject at the international level. The recent UN Water Conference may usher a new era of cooperation for the achievement of water-related SDGs. One year in, what initiatives are clearing a new way forward for sustainable and peaceful water governance?
This session will focus on the opportunities and challenges to strengthen regional coordination and effective transboundary water management for healthy and resilient transboundary basins in the Americas. Experts will explore how source-to-sea management, stakeholder engagement, behavioral change and resilient water allocation targets can contribute to more effective transboundary action.
People who seek a common understanding and engaging discussion around the role of the international community in relation to shared water resources in regions prone to political tensions and armed violence, with examples from Somalia, Uganda and Iraq.
Workshop.Jul 16, 2024
Deltas bridge land, freshwater, and the ocean; successful delta management depends on these linkages. IPDC and S2S Platform join forces in a discussion on how the source-to-sea approach unlocks pathways for cooperation on climate resilience and sustainable development. This interactive workshop will discuss concrete cases from deltas around the world.
This session will assess the impact, challenges, and opportunities to reduce plastic pollution in water flows, from source to sea. It will provide good practice examples and identify gaps to feed the process for an ambitious Global Plastics Treaty that seriously tackles plastic flows from land via water and wetlands.
Urban areas are struggling under the growing weight of interconnected environmental challenges such as climate change, water security, waste management, and pollution. To address these challenges, cities must increase coordination and planning. This session will highlight how cities can participate in source to sea management for resilient economies and societies.
This session explains how transboundary water quality cooperation can be developed and maintained to peacefully address concerns from source-to-sea.
This public mobilization session will re-convene the COP28 Presidency and leading organizations for the three water outcomes to present current progress and next steps. This will also include the upcoming COP29 Presidency to create a shared understanding of how previous commitments can be accommodated and new priorities will be supported.
The High-Level Panel on Water’s pathway in the Global Processes is a platform for stocktake and dialogue on how we can best harness the political momentum for collective action through the ongoing water related processes at the UN level and highlight and explore the importance of intersectoral cooperation and partnerships in meeting the goals of SDG 6 and achieving a peaceful and sustainable future.
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