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24 March 2023 – Global population growth, urbanization, and climate change are putting a strain on water systems, making it necessary to mobilize up to $7 trillion by 2030 to update aging infrastructure and protect freshwater resources. To address this, a broadcasted high-level event was held in New York alongside the UN 2023 Water Conference, […]

By Carmen Rosa Yee-Batista, Suzanne Ozment, Emi Yamamura Kinjo & Laura Bulbena Janer Desde los albores de la civilización, las comunidades indígenas altoandinas han aprovechado los ecosistemas naturales para gestionar los recursos hídricos. La singularidad de las precipitaciones estacionales extremas de la región actuó como elemento catalizador para la introducción de innovaciones hidrológicas y, con el […]

By Carmen Rosa Yee-Batista, Suzanne Ozment, Emi Yamamura Kinjo & Laura Bulbena Janer Indigenous communities in the Andean highlands have been leveraging natural ecosystems to manage water resources since the dawn of civilization. The region’s unique and extreme seasonal precipitation acted as a catalyst for hydrological innovations, and over time its people cultivated deep knowledge of […]

Thank you for your interest in our events. Registration has now unfortunately closed because we have reached capacity for in-person attendance. Friday, 24 March 2023 | 10.15 AM – 12.15 PM EST To attend the UN 2023 Water Conference official side event session ‘Unlocking the Innovation and Financing Ecosystem for Water Security’, please join us […]

Author: Saroj Kumar Jha, Global Director for the World Bank’s Water Global Practice Download Synthesis Report Accelerating innovation — from technology development and implementation to financing mechanisms and collaboration platforms — is the linchpin to progress towards global water security, climate adaptation, and sustainable growth. Without enhancing water security, regions and countries will not be […]