Water

Water is a core component of sustainable development that inherently links livelihoods, ecosystems, populations, and infrastructure. UNU water-related research addresses the needs of low- and middle-income countries, with a particular focus on policy guidance, natural resources planning, and new technology.

For example, our research on water, sanitation, and hygiene, and on wastewater management and reuse, bridges science, policy, and practice to pair innovative technologies with communities in need.

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Seminar

Wetlands and Water

UNU-IAS will co-organise a webinar to observe World Wetlands Day 2021.

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Press Release

Ageing Dams Pose Growing Threat

By 2050, most people on Earth will live downstream of tens of thousands of large dams already operating at or beyond their design life.

22 Jan 2021

Seminar

Integrated Assessment of Water Resources and Aquatic Ecosystem

The next joint Nexus Seminar Series will feature Prof. Daniel Karthe, Head of UNU-FLORES Nexus Research Programme.

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Event

Assessing the Enabling Environment of SDG 6 With Limited Evidence Through the SDG 6 Policy Support System

Assessing the Enabling Environment of SDG 6 with Limited Evidence through the SDG 6 Policy Support System

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Event

A McMaster Global Event- Thinking Water: Water Without Borders (WWB) Conference

Thinking Water During Times of Political Instability – The South American Challenge

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Event

WEBINAR: Water, Migration, Rural Development: What do we know?

This webinar aims to share knowledge on linkages between water insecurity and outmigration from rural areas.

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Event

Striving to attain water and sanitation for all: The SDG 6 Policy Support System (SDG-PSS)

Ensuring availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for all

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Media Coverage

UN University Expert Team Roots for Recycling of Industrial Water

An article in The Hindu featured UNU-IAS experts working as part of the institute's Water for Sustainable Development project.

25 Jun 2019

Event

World Water Week 2018

In 2018, World Water Week will address the theme “Water, ecosystems and human development”.

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