Bringing together scientists, policy makers, operators, basin authorities and civil society to address water security and global challenges in Megacities

Paris, New York, Beijing, Mumbai, Tokyo, Buenos Aires, Mexico, Lagos… all Megacities – urban centers which accommodate more than 10 million inhabitants - are facing “mega”-challenges related to providing water services for their inhabitants, while managing their environment. Climate change effects of intensifying magnitude and global challenges such as sea level rise, increasing temperatures or urbanization, threaten these cities. Now, there is a need for action to achieve resilient cities.

A transversal and multidimensional solution is proposed, based on the collaboration among scientists who advance knowledge, operators and basin authorities (in public and private sectors) who innovate technically and socio-politically, and local politicians who can support new, fairer and more efficient models of water governance, in constant interaction with civil society.

Blue Planet are excited to bring together international representatives of governments, NGOs, research and science, as well as decision makers of international water users from industry, energy, agriculture and major metropolitan areas. See the website at: https://blueplanetberlin.de/.

Join this event to not only access presentations and breakout-sessions on the latest water industry trends but also benefit from global networking opportunities. Let’s exchange ideas, develop new business models and initiate potential R&D collaborations.

BP look forward to you joining – and with your active participation we are eager to create a sustainable water strategy together.

Register now to secure your spot for the next online conference “Water Reuse: Opportunities and Challenges” on 25th November 2021!

NATIONAL MEETING OF WATER AND SANITATION SERVICES MANAGERS

Theme: Difficulties in Water Management and Climate Emergency:  Looking for the Necessary Changes

Date: From 23rd November to 26th November

Location: Tivoli Marina Vilamoura | Centro de Congressos do Algarve - Portugal

The 2021 Danube Water Conference themed “Building a Resilient and Water Secure Danube Region” will be held on 18-20 October 2021.

Please mark the date in your calendars to join the Danube region’s water sector event.

Given the unpredictability of the COVID-19 pandemic situation, the event will go virtual, hosted on the leading-edge digital conference management platform Swapcard.

The Danube Water Program, run by IAWD and the World Bank and co-funded by the Austrian Government, invites you to consult the attached invitation and draft agenda for further details.

Additional information will be announced on the Events page on the Voice of the Danube website. Take the opportunity and sign up as registered user to receive regular updates on the status of the event.

Please note that the registration for the 2021 Danube Water Conference will open in early September.

If you have any other queries, please do not hesitate to contact  This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

The annual OECD Forum on Green Finance and Investment is taking place on 11-14 October and will focus on "Green finance in the decade for delivery: Driving environmental impact".  Discover our session topics and register to join the discussions!

Nous attirons votre attention sur le fait que l'inscription au salon est obligatoire via le site http://www.municipalia.be/enregistrement
Le guestcode 1DVSKGY vous permet de vous inscrire gratuitement.

Le Covid Safe Ticket est d'application sur l'événement. Plus de renseignements : http://www.municipalia.be/actualite/covid-safe-ticket-dapplication

Au plaisir de vous voir nombreux sur le stand.

FIWA, DANVA, Norsk Vann, Samorka and Svenskt Vatten invite all water professionals with an interest in wastewater, sewerage and climate change mitigation and adaptation to join us at NORDIWA 2021.

World Water Week is the leading annual event on global water issues, organized by Stockholm International Water Institute since 1991. The Week attracts participants from more than 130 countries and consists of a broad array of parallel activities convened by leading international organizations on a broad array of water-related topics, ranging from food security and health to agriculture, technology, biodiversity, and the climate crisis.

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