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Dear members of the AIWW community,
Hope you’ve had a lovely summer and are still going strong. The COVID-19 crisis might not be over, but I am super proud of what we have achieved over the last months and happy with everyone taking ownership. We have been able to further strengthen the bonds within our community and get a clearer view of what it takes to achieve water security.
The AIWW community acts as a starting point of implementing integrated solutions, to contribute to our sustainable development goals with special focus on SDG’s 2, 6, 9, 11 and 13. At the leaders' fora, the frontrunners of cities, utilities and industry will meet their peers. At the conference itself, we will share the latest scientific insights and innovations on global themes, like circularity and climate change. We are currently working on setting the themes and subthemes for AIWW2021.
We’ll publish updates frequently, so please keep an eye on our newsletters, website and social media to stay up to date. This newsletter is packed with an update on the road to AIWW 2021, a piece from AIWW community member Li An Phoa and her initiative drinkable rivers, the inspiring case ‘Managing water to achieve food and nutrition security on Small Island Developing States’ and interviews with Tom Williams and Stuart Orr.
Hope you’ll appreciate this newsletter and please: get in touch if you have any questions or want to share your thoughts, feedback and ideas.
With kind regards on behalf of the AIWW Managing Board,
Roelof Kruize, chair and CEO Waternet
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