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We work with partners worldwide to strengthen water governance through dialogue, knowledge, and cooperation.
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The Routledge Handbook of Water Diplomacy offers practical tools and real-world examples showing how collaboration over water can build peace, trust, and resilience across borders and sectors.
The International Centre for Water Cooperation generates and shares knowledge on water cooperation within and between countries. It is hosted by SIWI under the auspices of UNESCO.
A collaborative effort of over 90 organizations to unify and amplify the voice of the international water community within climate spaces.
Technology can help solve water problems effectively.
Ports in Sweden are feeling the impact of climate change and other shifts in society. With this project, we look at today’s challenges and explore solutions for a safer future.
ReForMit studies how to secure resilient forest-based climate solutions amid knowledge gaps, global warming, and changing hydroclimatic conditions.
The InnWater project aims to promote social innovation, to renew multi-level and cross-sectoral water governance associated with economic and financial mechanisms, and to support EU Green Deal transitions while ensuring water system sustainability.
Swedish Water House is an independent platform for dialogue, innovation, and exploring solutions to pressing global water-related issues. We seek to bridge the gap between science, policy, and practice.
The Shared Waters Partnership supports transboundary water cooperation in fragile and conflict-affected regions.
How can rainfed agriculture contribute to improved food security and resilient societies in Africa?
The GO-WATER Programme, or Building Governance Capacity for Improved Water Security, started in 2021 to strengthen the water sector in the Global South.
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