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Against this backdrop, participants explored how water is increasingly emerging as a decisive factor in climate adaptation, economic stability, and societal resilience.
The discussion highlighted a growing gap between the pace of hydrological change and the systems designed to manage water-related risks. While awareness of water’s importance is rising across sectors, governance structures, investment models, and decision-making processes have struggled to adapt to a rapidly changing hydrological cycle. For the private sector and financial actors in particular, this mismatch is becoming a material risk — but also a source of new opportunity.