This webinar is designed for urban planners, water management professionals, policymakers, researchers, NGOs, and anyone passionate about sustainable cities. We’ll bring perspectives from across Europe on how cities are addressing water biodiversity and management challenges, from adapting to scarcity to restoring natural waterways.

Participants will have the opportunity to share perspectives, respond to live polls, and contribute to the next phase of the work, including a call for real‑world case studies from utilities, SMEs, research projects, and other Expert Groups. The webinar is designed to be interactive and collaborative, helping ensure the final Technical Paper reflects the breadth of expertise across the Water Europe community and beyond.

On 26 March 2026, SafeCREW will hold its Final Conference in Brussels. The conference aims to engage experts from water utilities, policy makers, technology providers and research in the exchange about SafeCREW achievements on advanced knowledge, new tools and guidelines for disinfected and non-disinfected drinking water supply systems.

Water Market Europe 2026 will take place on 16 April 2026 in Brussels and will focus on Digital Twins and data management as key enablers for accelerating innovation uptake and market deployment in the water sector. The event will be supported by the EU funded project IDEATION (Inland Waters in the Digital Twin Ocean).

Taking place in Madrid, 18-20 May 2026, GWS is the flagship business event for the water sector. Unlike technology trade shows or policy conferences, it’s designed specifically for deal-making and strategic collaboration.

On 22-26nd of May 2026 the 10th International Conference on Flood Management will take place in London, Ontario, Canada. The ICFM conferences are an international platform to present new developments and exchange knowledge about flood management. It takes place every 3 years and was held in the EU in 2000 (Kassel, Germany) and 2005 (Nijmegen, Netherlands). The conferences are well attended by experts from universities, governments, research institutes and corporations. The theme for this conference is ‘Adapting to Global Change: Innovative Approaches to Flood Management and resilience’.