The World Water Week 2024 kicks off this Sunday, 25 August 2024, bringing together global thought leaders, innovators, and policymakers to discuss the future of water sustainability. Organized by the Stockholm International Water Institute, this year’s event promises to address some of the most pressing challenges in water management and explore transformative solutions.
Among the key contributors this year are the Water Europe ambassadors, who will lead three pivotal sessions that delve into critical topics shaping the water sector.
Sessions Highlights
- Ecosystem Security: Innovative Approaches to Water Management
Date & Time: August 26, 9-10 am CEST
This session, titled “Water for Ecosystem Security,” will focus on cutting-edge methods for managing water resources while balancing the needs of both humans and the environment. Pär Larshans, an expert in sustainable development, will lead the discussion, highlighting the complexities and solutions involved in achieving ecosystem security. - Water-Oriented Living Labs: Catalysts for Sustainable Solutions
Date & Time: August 26, 4-5:30 pm CEST
The second session, “Water-Oriented Living Labs: A Catalyst for Sustainable Water Solutions,” will explore the transformative role of Water-Oriented Living Labs (WOLLs) in creating and implementing sustainable water management practices. Andrea Rubini, Giorgos (George) Sachinis, and Pär Larshans will share their insights on how WOLLs can drive innovation and foster collaboration across various sectors. - Collaborative Water Solutions for Systemic Change
Date & Time: August 27, 9-10:30 am CEST
The final session, “Water for All: Integrating Collaborative Water Solutions into Broader Systems Change,” will examine how integrated water management strategies can benefit ecosystems, enhance food security, and improve livelihoods. Pär Larshans will discuss the importance of collaboration in achieving these outcomes and the broader implications for global sustainability.
Join the Conversation
World Water Week 2024 is set to be a hybrid event, taking place both online and in Stockholm, Sweden. With a focus on innovation and collaboration, the event offers a unique opportunity for professionals, researchers, and enthusiasts to connect, learn, and contribute to the ongoing discourse on water sustainability.
Registration is still open, and attendees are encouraged to secure their spots to participate in these enlightening sessions. Don’t miss the chance to hear from leading experts and engage with the latest developments in water management. For more information and to register, visit www.worldwaterweek.org.
