World Water Week is an annual event organized and hosted by Stockholm International Water Institute (SIWI). The event brings together business, policy, science and civil society to discuss global water-related issues.
This year’s theme is “Seeing the Unseen: The Value of Water”. The events will be held both online and in Stockholm, offering an opportunity to engage face to face or participate from anywhere in the world.
Registration
Registration is required to participate at World Water Week. Explore SEI’s events below and register on the World Water Week website.
SEI researchers explore supply, demand, and source-water preservation alternatives for the urban water system in Bolivia to achieve SDG 6.
This online session at World Water Week reviews Bolivia WATCH, a program that connects water sanitation and watershed management in Bolivia.
This session will discuss the entry points and barriers for mainstreaming science-based valuation of freshwater ecosystem services.
This session will discuss the culture of cultivating untapped potential of women in WASH, water and climate sectors for a resilient society.
This session will discuss lessons learned and the collective action still needed to change the way the world uses water for good.
Join us during World Water Week to network and discuss sustainable sanitation as key contributors of the SDGs.
This session aims to highlight how source-to-sea management is needed to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals.
SEI Senior Scientist Laura Forni presents a short lecture on how conserving páramo land in Ecuador preserves water supply for a rapidly urbanizing country.
In this session USAID will present a new model for identifying and filling implementation research gaps in the WASH sector.
This event will discuss how we can leverage grassroot solutions combine efforts to address the water crisis.
