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Shaping our water future – IWA’s World Water Congress & Exhibition...

Toronto, Canada, is soon to host IWA’s 2024 World Water Congress & Exhibition (WWCE) – an event that promises to bring together the world’s...

Phosphorus control in wastewater

Brought to you by Kemira Phosphorus has a crucial role in food production and fertilizer manufacturing but in wastewater it is a nuisance, leading to...

On the agenda at the SIWW Water Convention 2024

The Water Convention, co-organised by PUB and IWA, will be at the heart of Singapore International Water Week 2024, running 18-22 June. The Source...

The politics of water

I’m often asked ‘What are the biggest challenges in water – and how do we deal with them?’ As water professionals, we tend to respond...

Security, supply and sanitation

With the UN SDG deadline of 2030 approaching fast, there is good reason to look beyond the core water supply and sanitation goals to...

Conflict or peace? Making water a power for good

By Erika Yarrow-Soden The United Nations World Water Development Report (WWDR) 2024, Water for Prosperity and Peace, was launched on 22 March, marking World Water...

Engineering solutions that put society front and centre

Winner of IWA’s Water and Development Award for Research, Dr Veena Srinivasan explains why it is critical to consider social needs and impacts when...

Myth busting – clean piped water 24×7 for the people of...

Mathi Vathanan explains how the state of Odisha, in India, is working to deliver universal urban water services to transform the lives of its...

Bringing water and health to rural China

China has succeeded in delivering affordable, safe water to half a billion people living in the country’s rural areas. Jiuhui Qu reflects on how...

Water security: sustainability beyond the SDGs

The water supply and sanitation aims of the Sustainable Development Goals are vital, but water professionals must look beyond these to the wider need...