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SMART WATER MAGAZINE
Water: the forgotten input driving global supply chain risk
Nearly 80% of supply chain facilities with substantive water-related challenges disclosed to CDP in 2025 by Global North-headquartered companies were located in the Global South.
SMART WATER MAGAZINE
From “we own the river” to “we are the river”: Victoria’s new waterway strategy
SMART WATER MAGAZINE
From emergency to architecture: AfDB and Tunisia chart a new course on drought
SMART WATER MAGAZINE
California cannot manage what it cannot measure: data centers, water, and a governance gap
Unsafe drinking water: mirror and magnifier of inequality in developing nations, finds UN report
New report: congressional earmarks are quietly draining America’s water infrastructure funds
Water for 10 billion: why agricultural water management needs a complete rethink
From backup supply to natural infrastructure: what California’s new groundwater report reveals
SMART WATER MAGAZINE
UK water sector trust stabilising, but much ground still to recover
A tracking study commissioned by water regulator Ofwat and consumer body CCW explores customers' views and experiences of water services in England and Wales, covering their understanding of how the industry works, attitudes towards affordability, satisfaction with services, and trust in water companies.
Irrigation spending to top US$84 billion as U.S. agriculture confronts water scarcity
WHO’s new strategy redefines how water and sanitation systems are planned and managed
Europe’s renewable freshwater: in majority of regions, up to half appropriated by humans
U.S. Geological Service releases new user’s guide to updated hydrographic framework
Ofwat publishes final Climate Change Principles for England and Wales’ water sector
New Welsh water regulator proposed as Green Paper sets out governance reforms
New UN-Water GLAAS findings: stronger WASH systems needed for safe drinking-water and sanitation
UK water environment assessment: a mixed picture, with progress where accountability is clear
