Announcements
Announcements
Join SEI at World Water Week 2023 in Stockholm and online. Our team of researchers will be participating in several events focused on critical global water-related challenges. Read on for a list of events where SEI will be present and take the opportunity to engage with us in these important discussions.
Indian women collecting water from the lake in Thar Desert, Rajasthan. India.
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World Water Week is an annual global conference organized and hosted by Stockholm International Water Institute (SIWI), with the aim of bringing together business, policy, science and civil society to discuss global water-related issues. World Water Week 2023 is focused on innovation with the theme, Seeds of Change: Innovative Solutions for a Water-Wise World.
The events will take place in Stockholm with an opportunity to participate online in events with a hybrid format.
SEI events cover a range of topics related to: WaSH (Water, Sanitation and Hygiene), gender equality, agriculture, climate resilience, resource recovery, wastewater management, water governance and more. Browse through the list of events below, sign up and engage with us either physically in Stockholm or online.
Registration is required to participate either physically or online. Visit the link below to read the full programme and register.
This event will provide a platform for SuSanA Partners, Members, Working Groups, Regional Chapters, and others to meet and exchange ideas. Join us for engaging pitches, group discussions and presentations focused on SuSanA’s thematic priorities as we reach the mid-term of the SDGs.
Past event / Join us for the 33rd SuSanA Meeting to network and discuss various WaSH-related topics ahead of World Water Week.
Source-to-sea is a highly promising holistic management approach since it highlights the upstream and downstream linkages between actions on land and across freshwater, coastal, and marine ecosystems. This session explores key lessons learned from applying source-to-sea management in a variety of contexts around the world and highlights next steps in developing this innovative approach.
Past event / Join this event at World Water Week to explore lessons learned from applying source-to-sea management in several contexts around the world.
An increasing number of vulnerable people depend on animals for their survival, livelihoods, and dignity. Yet WASH (Water, Sanitation and Hygiene) interventions often fail to consider animals’ roles, needs, and impacts on water. This event will discuss how WASH interventions can address shared risks and opportunities for animals, humans and water.
Past event / This World Water Week session will discuss how WASH interventions can address shared risks and opportunities at the animal, human, and water interfaces.
SIWI Corner brings you inspiring and entertaining conversations about the most pressing water-related topics. Join this session to learn more about the source-to-sea concept and why we cannot afford not to pay attention to it.
Past event / This session at World Water Week will explore the source-to-sea concept and why we must pay attention to it.
Join SEI US Water Program Director Marisa Escobar, who will join a roster of speakers to delve into the challenges of transboundary water management.
Past event / This session examines the complexities of transboundary water governance by exploring ideas and case studies at Stockholm World Water Week.
Join this session to launch the report “Wastewater – Turning Problem to Solution” and discuss its findings. The report is a follow-up to the 'Sick Water report' launched in 2011.
Past event / Join this session at World Water Week to launch the report “Wastewater - Turning Problem to Solution” and discuss its findings.
Project / Urban waste into circular economy benefits (UrbanCircle) is developing a way to integrate waste management and resource recovery into a circular economy.
Project / SuSanA is promoting the implementation of sustainable sanitation systems in large scale water and sanitation programmes.
Project / An online platform to facilitate accessibility of tools used for planning and implementing resource recovery from organic waste streams.
Past event / Join this event at World Water Week to explore lessons learned from applying source-to-sea management in several contexts around the world.
Press release / Today, the "Green Agenda for Armenia, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine" was launched in Kyiv, paving the way for future EU accession.
Other publication / How can Europe respond coherently and effectively to cross-border climate impacts that originate in – or pass through – food systems?
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