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Water and Gender Call for Action -Information Briefing to UNESCO Permanent Delegations

Climate-resilient Water Management Approaches: Application Towards Climate Action and 2030 Agenda

This?threeday conference organized prior to COP26 was?expected to raise awareness and build capacity around new approaches to assessing and addressing ClimateResilient Water Management Approaches including their vast potential within global climate policy and sustainable development agendas The first day of the conference began?with an overview of the role of water in sustainable development policies The event then moved?to a highlevel policy discussion on how these approaches fit into NDCs SDGs and other national climate or development programs?The?second day brought a complementary set of bottomup approaches to climate adaptation on?three discussion panels with selected speakers from the webinar series Adaptation in an age of uncertainty tools for climateresilient water management approaches coorganized by UNESCO AGWA and ICIWARM in 20202021 Finally on the third day highlevel speakers shared their insights on the priorities and ambitions for COP26 followed by a session on practical approaches to institutionalize solutions secure stakeholder engagement and enhance capacity building The event was concluded with a synthesis of the conference to be presented at COP26 The outcomes of the conference will provide inputs to the implementation of the IHP IX 20222029 Science for a water secure World in a Changing Environment This was a truly global conference with a total of 1238 individuals registered online for the threeday conference hailing from 149 countries 658 individuals attended at least one session for a total of 1138 cumulated attendees from 125 countries which represents 53 attendance The gender balance of attendees was distributed as 62 male and 38 female All regional groups were represented at the conference with the African States leading in terms of attendance 361 attendees followed by the AsiaPacific States 356 attendees Additional 472 participants joined the conference through the YouTube live stream The recordings of the three days of the global conference are accesible in the Programme in English and French ? Programme?? Speakers?? Partners?? Contact

18 November 2021

Youth Across Indonesia Gathered to Value Water at the World Water Day 2021 Celebration

UNESCO and Senegal Join Forces to Organize the 9th World Water Forum

UNESCO in Brazil invites to the webinar "Water and climate change: challenges for a sustainable future", in celebration of World Water Day

World Water Development Report 2020 ��Water and Climate Change��

As the climate changes so must our management of water The 2020 edition of the World Water Development Report WWDR 2020 entitled Water and Climate Change helps the water community to tackle the challenges of climate change and informs the climate change community about the opportunities that improved water management offers in terms of adaptation and mitigation

A new issue of AquaLAC scientific journal is available online!

The scientific journal AquaLAC contains articles technical notes and reviews on water resource management from a multidisciplinary approach

Waters of Latin America and the Caribbean: contributions in times of COVID-19

Adequate integrated water resource management is one of the most powerful tools to ensure the supply of drinking water and wastewater treatment In a pandemic situation it will significantly prevent the spread of the disease

��Water and Climate Change�� C Indonesian youth create original videos to mark the World Water Day

Africa Regional Web Launch of the World Water Development Report 2020

UNESCO and partners organized an Africa Regional Web Launch of the 2020 World Water Development Report to discuss the entry points for seizing adaptationmitigation synergies which indicates a growing momentum for climate action in the water sector as well as the corresponding need for policy decisions capacity development and investments

Call for Applications: Development of online Training Courses on Groundwater Governance

Hydrogeological (groundwater) Mapping for ECOWAS region

MAP OF ECOWAS REGION

Leaving No One Behind: Indonesia Marks World Water Day 2019 with a national launch of the World Water Development Report 2019

To mark World Water Day 2019 a Seminar and Public Lecture was organized by UNESCO Jakarta Indonesia Global Compact Network IGCN and the University of Indonesia on 22 April 2019 in Depok Indonesia bringing together 190 participants from national government stakeholders experts development partners and students