Editor’s choice
Editor’s choice
World Water Week is a unique event where the worlds of business, policy, science and civil society meet, discuss and learn about water and sustainability issues. This year the theme of World Water Week is water, ecosystems and human development.
SEI will host a booth and participate in or convene 10 seminars. Join us there or in our online discussions about water, sanitation, anti-microbial resistance, biodiversity and much more.
Houses in Tonle Sap, Siem Reap, Cambodia. Photo: takepicsforfun / Getty Images.
11.00-17.30 Investing in freshwater and biodiversity: a key development challenge – a full day event with Louise Karlberg, Centre Director at SEI Stockholm.
14.00-15.30 Working with the flow? Multifunctional landscapes in a changing climate. SIANI is co-convening this seminar.
14.00-15.30 Sand mining’s concrete threat to rivers: impacts and potential solutions, with Thanapon Piman, research fellow at SEI Asia.
16.00-17.30 Tackling antimicrobial resistance through safe, clean water and environmental health. SIANI is a co-convener of this seminar. With Sarah Dickin, research fellow, SEI Stockholm.
Read this story from last year’s World Water Week on why AMR is everybody’s business and how we can sort it out.
09.00-09.30 Safeguarding water-related ecosystems in the Mara River Basin and Tonle Sap. SEI is a co-convener of this seminar.
16.00-17.30 Contribution of sanitation to Paris Agreement: what is stopping us? with Sarah Dickin, research fellow, SEI Stockholm. This event will be livestreamed
12.00-12.45 Climate and Security – A Knowledge Hub in Stockholm, with
Karl Hallding, senior research fellow, SEI Stockholm.
11.00-12.30 Ecosystem based water management: From innovation to practice, with Marisa Escobar, senior scientist, SEI US.
For questions about SEI’s events at World Water Week contact Anneli Sundin. For media questions contact Ylva Rylander.
The complete list of activities is available on the World Water Week website.
Feature / The Chindwin River Basin Organisation in Myanmar will improve water monitoring and management for the benefit of all who rely on this crucial river.
Tool / The Water Evaluation and Adaptation Planning tool (WEAP) provides a comprehensive and user-friendly framework for policy analysis in water resources planning.
Initiative / This initiative gathers SEI’s work in sustainable sanitation, bringing together research, capacity-building and policy support.
