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1/3 of people globally have no access to safe drinking water. Nearly 80% of world's wastewater is discharged without treatment. Moreover, climate change is increasing risks of droughts in some areas while others experience intensive rainfall and storm-surges. To address these challenges, our experts cover the entire water cycle and offer a wide range of services related to: water supply, simple or advanced treatment, water resources management, wastewater treatment and resource recovery, water and wastewater infrastructure, urban climate resiliency, nature-based solutions, storm-surge protection, and coastline development. #PartnerforSustainableChange

Thailand will become greener.

An all-environment new Vietnam Weekly is out, covering the hard choices provinces face as they aim for economic development and the increasingly dire sand situation in the Mekong Delta. https://lnkd.in/gF2tyjfn

Thanks for hosting our session today on implementing NbS and hybrid solutions in the water sector!

Where present technology preserves traditional heritage for future generations,

Cultural diversity 📖, national sovereignty 🇲🇦, development of the Moroccan Sahara, infrastructure, agriculture 🌱 and sustainable development are all showcased in the new coin series, each of which recounts a unique tale, while emphasizing one of the themes and values that bind us together. ▶Explore the varied themes featured on the new coins 👇

Generations of my family built houses on stilts along this precious river but only one remains today, the house of my 99-year-old grandmother, Simone Koulabdara. As a six-year-old child, I only saw the beauty of Laos’ landscape and waterways. I had no idea of the threat of human actions on this land-linked country and the majestic river that is a vital life source for Laos, its neighbors, and the global community. The importance of the Mekong River to the six countries that it flows through (Laos, Vietnam, Cambodia, Myanmar, Thailand, and China) and the greater world cannot be overstated. The Mekong River is home to at least 1,200 freshwater species, making the river only second to the Amazon when it comes to fish biodiversity. In addition to the perils of UXO on Laos’ water, the Mekong River is also threatened by the growing number of dams, overfishing, sand mining, and overall impacts of climate change.

Sustainable development Goals 🏔️ our reality is Peacebuilding 🌳📚🛰️ our present knowledge status is beyond sustainable Peacebuilding 🌳 https://lnkd.in/dX8Ne59M

World water warriors: 10th world water forum is the show to watch but if you’re interested in the speeches skip to 36 minutes into the provided video link. In Bali Indonesia Mr musk in his humble speech was the only speaker to take questions. Indonesia President Joko makes cautionary points, including about Ethiopia and potential conflicts due to the GERD. The dam is almost 100 years since its initial planning. Water is a valuable commodity without respecting it can easily become a powerful element of destruction. This forum addresses this and many topics. It’s worth watching. #world_water_forum #Bali #water_resources #H2O https://lnkd.in/gKBD4QzC

Climate-induced catastrophes are a serious threat to Asia Pacific. In 2022, floods alone caused 75% of the region’s disasters and accounted for over 88% of global deaths. Time is of the essence. With each passing day without transformative action, we risk greater losses. #APCW2023 seeks to create a platform for climate partners across the region to gather, strategize, and accelerate our collective response. The call to action is obvious—Asia Pacific must act soon, and it must act fast. For more information, visit https://apcw2023.com/ #APClimateWeek #APClimateWeek2023 #GreenLegacyJohor