Glasgow – showing IWA at its best
With the 2026 World Water Congress & Exhibition taking place in Glasgow, UK on 4-8 October, Kala Vairavamoorthy celebrates the many valuable dimensions of...
Securing water for the city of Sydney
A.S.M. Mohiuddin, Ben Blayney, and Saravanamuthu Vigneswaran describe how Sydney, Australia, is innovating to improve water security in the face of climate change and...
MMIT: Strengthening global water engagement
Zafar Razykov and Dalerjon Hojiboev describe how the Mining-Metallurgical Institute of Tajikistan (MMIT) is engaging in global collaboration to support advances in water management...
Celebrating 25 years of Integrated Environmental Technology
Piet Lens, series editor, looks back on how IWA’s Integrated Environmental Technology series of publications has developed over the past 25 years.
IWA’s Integrated Environmental...
World Water Congress & Exhibition 2026 – an event not to be missed!
IWA’s flagship global platform – its world-leading event covering the entire water cycle – comes to Glasgow later this year. Congress Director Kizito Masinde...
Circular systems for a sustainable future
Marzena Smol, Ioannis Kostakis, Dimitrios Papadas, and Konstantinos P. Tsagarakis, editors of a special issue on circular economy policies for water and wastewater in...
Sierra Leone’s 2035 WASH strategy
Mohamed Bah describes how Sierra Leone is creating a 10-year pathway to achieve secure and safe WASH services.
With abundant resources, Sierra Leone is considered...
On the rise – container-based sanitation
Isabella Montgomery highlights the opportunities container-based sanitation can provide - delivering both on inclusion and climate resilience.
Starting as a niche innovation, container-based sanitation (CBS)...
Hong Kong – Taking a lead on resilience
Mok Wing-cheong, Fang Yang and J.H.W Lee describe how Hong Kong is increasing its flood resilience through planning and smart technology.
Hong Kong’s high population...
Have we forgotten why we do sanitation?
As labels, concepts and service models continue to emerge, Kala Vairavamoorthy argues that the sanitation sector must not lose sight of the fundamental purpose...












