Addressing the Global Challenge of Water Security
With the world's population growing and with increasingly unpredictable weather events linked to climate change requiring urgent attention and novel solutions, the concept of water security has become increasingly important. While scarcity and accessibility are huge issues around the world, water security involves more than managing dwindling freshwater resources, it involves managing too much water, finding new ways of producing, treating, storing and supplying water, and ensuring equitable access, both in terms of quantity and quality. As much as water impacts on health, economy, and social well-being, finding solutions to the challenges posed by water security will involve governments, corporations, households, industry, planners, and more, and will increasingly require financial investment in research, education, and new technologies.
Invitation issued to tackle replenishment challenges
18 March 2025
Compact treatment plant brings security to rural Laos
03 March 2025
Europe edges closer to water resilience strategy
10 February 2025
Desalination pipeline to boost Jordan’s water security
23 January 2025
Barbados funds water security with debt replacement savings
13 January 2025
Space tech digitises water resilience in basins
09 January 2025
Desalination securing Algeria’s future water security
12 December 2024
Key recommendations for saving the hydrological cycle
28 November 2024
EurEau annual report: water should remain EU priority
07 October 2024