Ilse Korsvang, Head of Group, Danish Water Technology Group
What are the areas where Danish water companies excel?
We are working a lot on wastewater treatment seeing it as a resource, to recapture and...
Striving for water efficiency
By Finn Mortensen, Executive Director, State of Green
There is a reason why Denmark, as host of the 2020 IWA World Water Congress & Exhibition,...
Peter Joo Hee Ng, Chief Executive of PUB, Singapore’s national water agency
A combination of maximising rainwater collection, along with intensive water reuse and use of desalination, has made Singapore a global leader as far as...
Copenhagen unveils first city- wide masterplan for cloudburst
Copenhagen City Council signed off on its master plan for cloudburst management in November to be gradually implemented over the next 20 years. Jonathan...
Portugal enables the human rights to water and sanitation by design
By Carolina Latorre
Policies are blueprints through which we transform vision into reality.
So when the sixth Sustainable Development Goal (SDG6) incorporated the human rights to safe...
Denmark: a living lab for water solutions
Copenhagen was recently chosen by the IWA to host the World Water Congress and Exhibition 2020 and Eva Kjer Hansen, Minister for the Environment...
Berlin’s citizens reclaim their river after 100-year ban
The last time swimmers were able to bathe in the River Spree was 1925 when it was closed due to increasing pollution. Jonathan Andrews met...
Rethinking the urban utility: a climate smart approach
How IWA is supporting the progress of climate smart utilities. By Kambiri Cox and Katharine Cross.
Water and wastewater utilities can play a key role...
FEATURED STORY
Inside IWA’s DNA: how we adapt and thrive
The recent success of the IWA World Water Congress & Exhibition is the latest sign that IWA is thriving. Kala Vairavamoorthy explores the reasons...
NEWS
UNU report warns on tipping points if environmental risks not addressed
A new report released by the United Nations University (UNU) has found that drastic changes to fundamental socioecological systems are likely if environmental risks...
