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February 24, 2026

Recognizing water bankruptcy also changes the role of infrastructure, technology and finance.

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” New Water realities
2026 as the Year of “Assuring Sustainable Water Availability and Safe Sanitation Systems to Achieve the Goals of Agenda 2063.”
22 March
Accelerate the Implementation of SDG 6 (clean water and sanitation)
Access to drinking water; sanitation & hygiene services in the workplace
Access to Safely managed water
Action on water and sanitation
Address the critical need for water security
Address the linked emergencies of climate change; environment degradation & biodiversity loss
Advances in Integrated Water Resources Management strategies

Advisors
AfDB
Africa Water Vision
African Ministers' Council on Water (AMCOW)
African Union
Agricultural water withdrawals
Aligning food production with water realities
Alternative water sources
and opportunities in the water field?
Annual Global Water Resource Distribution per capita
Anthropocene
Anthropogenic droughts
AQUASTAT
Aquifer compaction
Arab region
Area equipped for full control irrigation
ASEAN
Asia and the Pacific region
Available Water source?
Average annual storage volume
Avoid over-watering plants
Basin councils
Billions of people around the world lack access to safe drinking water and sanitation
Boundary water disasters
Capacity of landscapes to retain water
Causes of land subsidence rates
CEPAL
Changing Precipitation Regimes
Citizens4Water platform
civil society organizations
Climate resilience
Collected wastewater
Community resilience to the impacts of flooding
Concept of. “water bankruptcy
Condition of water systems
Cryospheric decline
Cumulative Number of People Exposed to Wildfire
Customary authorities
Data collection
Data-sharing in boundary Basins
decision making
Decision-makers
Desalinisation
Developing early warning systems and river management to enhance long-term water security
Development Experts
Diplomacy & cooperation over shared water resources
Drying River corridors & wetlands
Dushambe Water Process
ECLAC
Eco-tech Future
Ecological Degradation
Ecosystem functions Infiltration
Efficient Two-step Filtration
Efforts to value water
Energy & Power Production
Enhance Community empowerment & Women’s leadership
Enhance cross-sectorial collaboration on water for food security
Environmental flows
Environmental Protection
Equal participation in WASH decision-making
ESCAP
Evapotranspiration
Exchange views
Extreme rainfall events
Fair distribution of water resources
FAO80
Farmers and rural communities
Focus on hydrological variability and trends
Focus on the need of available Data & Actionable solutions to promote gender equality throughout the Water sector
Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO)
Fostering environmental stewardship & educating communities
Freshwater cycle
Freshwater Resources and Related Infrastructure under Attack
Frozen water resources
gender-equal future that will benefit us all
Gender-related impacts of ecosystem degradation
General Assembly Hall
Glacial Retreat
Glacier and Snowpack Trends
Glaciers and ice caps
Glaciers' preservation
Global Antimicrobial Resistance and Use Surveillance System (GLASS)
Global Freshwater Agenda
Global South
Global Water Bankrupcy: Living Beyond Our Hydrological Means in the Post-Crisis Era
Global Water crisis
Global Water Security & Sanitation Partnership (GWSP)
Goundwater-dependent ecosystems
Ground-water depletion
Groundwater
Groundwater exploitation
Groundwater recharge
Gulf Cooperation Council
H2O
High-level events
How gender shapes access
How integrating gender perspectives into DRM practices can enhance community resilience?
How much of that water meets basic quality standards?
How much water is available?
How people interact with water every day?
How Research; Technology & gender‑responsive Approaches can strengthen water security & Climate resilience
How Water is Used; Managed and Distributed?
Human-driven change in climate
Human–water systems
Hydrological capital
Hydrological landscape classification
Hydrology
Hygiene-friendly practices
Identifying hotspots & supporting effective water management strategies
Improve the status of aquatic ecosystems
Improve water policies for better water allocation
Improving infrastructure
Increase the visibility of citizen science approaches in the water sector. Expanding knowledge through citizen science
Industrial & Energy uses of Water
Industrial Water withdrawals
Instituto de Protección Civil del Estado de Tabasco
Inter-basin water transfers
Intergovernmental Hydrological Programme (IHP)
International cooperation agencies
International cooperation are crucial for long-term mountain water security
International Organizations
Internet-of-Things (IoT)
Inventors
Investment strategies
IPCC
Irrigated agriculture
Irrigation systems
Joint basin management
Knowledge exchange
Lack of Access to Safe Drinking Water Supplies
Lake levels
Latin America and the Caribbean Region
Launch report
Leadership in water decisions
Legal and Hydrological limits
Live Conversations
Local utilities & basin organizations
Local watershed risks
Loss of perennial flows
Mainstream water into global climate processes
Maintain distance from water sources to prevent contamination
Making water a force for a healthier; more prosperous
Man and the Biosphere (MAB) Programme
Managing Water Flow
Member States
Method to avoid clogging and harmful chemicals in Water
Microclimate regulation
Mitigate the effects of floods & droughts.
Mountain fresh water
Mountain meltwater
Mountains and glaciers - Water towers
National Adaptation Plans (NAPs)
Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs)
Nearly 362 million people live underconditions of water scarcity or absolute scarcity
Nitrate contamination
NOAA
non-governmental organizations
Nourish & Florish
Number of Water-Related Conflicts
Nutrient Loading
Ombuds institution
Over-allocated river basin
Over-extraction of water
Overview of global water resources
Pan-European region
Pathogen loading
Per capita availability of renewable water resources
per capita water availability
Permafrost Degradation
Permanent loss of storage capacity
Physical water stress
Plenary sessions
Policy Guidance Note on Conjunctive Water Management in Transboundary Basins
Policy-makers
Policymakers
Poor water management and regional disputes
President of the United Nations General Assembly
Promote sustainable water use
Protect forests and natural landscapes
Protect the aquatic environment
Protecting Water in Armed Conflict – Protecting Civilian Lives
Purified Water exists
Rainfall
Rainwater management
Rate of Increase in Global Human Exposure to Wildfire
Ratio of effective water use to actual withdrawal
reallocating Small volumes of water
Reduce food waste
Reduce pollution
Reduce pressure on freshwater sources; lower pollution; and mobilize new sources of financing
Reflect on the state of global water systems and the challenges ahead
Regional & global cooperation frameworks
Renewable internal freshwater resources per capita (cubic meters)
Renewable water resources
Repelling microplastics and trapping them
Replenish watersheds
Researchers and students
Reservoir levels
Rethinking how we use water
Right to Sanitation
Right to Water
Roundtable
Rural Drinking-water
Rural sanitation
Saline Water
sanitation and hygiene
Scaling water reuse
Science Based Targets (SBTs)
Scientists
SDG 2
SDG 6
SDG 6 Global Acceleration Framework
SDG 8
SDG Target 6.4
SDG Targets 6.2
SDG Targets 6.3
SDG Targets 6.1
SDG6 Target 5.2
Seasonal flow volumes
Securing Water
Service reliability and access
Share best practices among stakeholders
Share of Agriculture from Total Water Withdrawals
Shifting from crisis management to bankruptcy management
Soil Salinization
Sprinkler irrigation
Stakeholders
State governments
State of access to safe drinking water and improved sanitation services
State of systems for drinking-water
Steps in our daily lives to make a big difference
Stockholm International Water Institute
strategy’s vision
Strengthen partnerships for advancing water diplomacy
Strengthen regional collaboration
Sub-Saharan Africa
Surface Water (lakes; rivers; wetlands)
Sustainable boundary water allocation
Sustainable Development Goal 6
Sustainable water access
Sustainable Water Management
sustainable water policies
Symposium
Take shorter showers
Technical professionals
Technical trainings
Technological options
Temperature-induced surface water loss
Terrestrial Water Storage (TWS)
The majority of freshwater is locked in ice caps
The quest for fresh groundwater
The role glaciers
The role of evidence‑driven innovation in accelerating progress toward SDG 6
The role of water in development
Third-party mediators
Total Dissolved Solids (TDS)
Total Water consumption
Total Water withdrawals
Transforming water in agriculture
Transparent water accounting
Treated Wastewater
UN System-wide Strategy for Water and Sanitation
UN Water Conference
UN-Water
UN-Water 2030 Strategy
UN-Water’s 2014-2020 Strategy
Understanding the current state of water resources
UNDESA
UNECA
UNECE
UNESCO
UNESCO Global Geoparks
UNESCO IHP
UNESCWA
UNFCCC
UNGA80
UNHQ
UNICEF
UNIDO
United Nations General Assembly
United Nations Office in Geneva
United Nations Security Council
Unsustainable water withdrawals
UNU-INWEH
Urban Drinking-water
Urban Sanitation
Use water more efficiently
Valuing Water
WASH Policies/Plans
Wastewater
Water
Water Action Agenda
Water Action Decade
Water availability
Water availability and storage in highlatitude and high-altitude
Water bankruptcy
Water Conservation
Water cooperation
Water crisis
Water Cycle
Water deficits
Water Demand
Water diplomacy
Water diplomats
Water financing
Water for all people: Equal rights and opportunities
Water Governance
Water infrastructure & Investment
Water Insecurity
Water is not a tool for conflict but a powerful catalyst for cooperation
Water monitoring Networks
Water overallocation
Water Pollution
Water Quality
Water reduction targets
Water reservoirs
Water Resource Carrying Capacity (WRCC)
Water Resources
Water Resources Vulnerability Monitor
Water ressources
Water reuse is a vital solution to growing water insecurity
Water scarcity
Water science & Innovation
Water Security Plan
Water shortage
Water shortage risks
Water supply chains
Water use
Water Use & Efficiency
Water-dependent ecosystems
water-disaster risk reduction
Water-insecure
Water-intensive industries
Water-related challenge
Water-related decision-making
Water-related ecosystems
water-related efforts
Water-related natural capital
Water-related targets
Water-relevant natural assets
Water-use efficiency
Water; Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH)
Waterborne disease outbreaks
Webinars
Wetland disappearance
Where Water flow; Equality Grows
Women are responsible for collecting water in over 70% of unserved rural households
Working Group on Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM)
Working Group on Monitoring and Assessment under the Water Convention
Workshops
World Bank group
World Health organization (WHO)
world leaders
World Meteorological Organization (WMO)
World Water Assessment Programme
World Water Day
World Water Development Report
World Water Week
World's large lakes
Young innovators

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