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World Water Day 2026: Where water flows, equality grows
Every day, across 53 countries, women and girls spend a combined 250 million hours collecting water.
Aganova introduces Aganova Labs, a new space for technology testing and validation
The new facility enables the testing, validation, and demonstration of pipeline inspection technologies in a real and controlled environment, accelerating innovation in water network analysis and management.
Women farmers are agents of change, and here’s how development initiatives can support them
This World Water Day presents an opportunity to understand why women farmers are at the forefront of water security and how we can make it a more equitable space.
Evolving priorities: the changing face of purchasing decisions
Over the last decade business procurement has evolved significantly.
ACCIONA’s water milestones in 2025: Sustainable water solutions that transform the world
ACCIONA continues advancing its mission to provide innovative and sustainable solutions in the water sector, consolidating its presence across all continents.
Vanishing snowpack drives demand for real-time water data
Winter snowpack serves as a natural reservoir.
How smarter drainage modelling is helping housing developments meet SuDS and planning demands
On March 4th, Smart Water Magazine and Autodesk Water hosted the webinar Efficient Drainage Modelling for Housing Developments: Best Practice Case Study, part of the Autodesk Water Webinar Series.
Wildfires pose long-term risks to drinking water sources worldwide, study finds
Wildfires can degrade surface water quality for years after flames are extinguished, posing long-term risks for drinking water sources in fire-prone regions around the world, according to a new review led by researchers at the University of British Columbia.
Geospatial information is redefining water management and digital infrastructure at a global scale
In a world where river basins are under increasing strain, weather patterns are becoming less predictable, and digital infrastructures are expanding at an unprecedented pace, territory, climate and water demand can now be understood as a living, dynamic and modelable system.
Veolia reports record 2025 results, exceeding guidance and accelerating portfolio transformation
Veolia Environnement has reported record financial results for 2025, exceeding all annual guidance targets and marking what the group describes as a “pivotal year” in the execution of its GreenUp strategic plan.
Not all gas coolers are equal
Whether you want to recover waste heat from exhaust gases or remove moisture from biogas to improve plant performance and operational longevity, various designs of heat exchanger are available.
From data to action: How to transform water resource information into immediate decisions
Operational intelligence in water management enables the creation of an efficient digital model and supports response to extreme climate events.
Why smart water projects fail: Understanding integration challenges
Smart water initiatives promise to revolutionize how utilities manage their infrastructure, yet many projects struggle to deliver on their potential.
WHO’s new strategy redefines how water and sanitation systems are planned and managed
The World Health Organization (WHO) has published its Water, Sanitation, Hygiene and Waste Strategy 2026–2035, outlining a ten-year agenda that closely links continued investment in water and sanitation infrastructure with stronger governance, regulation and risk management.
IWMI supports AI-driven water resilience under UAE-led global agriculture initiative
The International Water Management Institute (IWMI) is contributing water-focused artificial intelligence expertise to a new UAE-led AI Ecosystem for Global Agricultural Development, launched in December 2025 in partnership with the Gates Foundation.
Turning sewer level monitoring into an I&I map
Moving from alarm points to catchment intelligence Often wastewater teams start with sewer level monitoring because they need to solve one problem: overflows.
Bringing hydraulic models into the operational era with InfoWorks ICM and iCG
Hydraulic modelling has long been a cornerstone of planning and design in the water sector.
The global freshwater crisis fueled by pollution overuse and climate change
Freshwater systems across the globe are under growing pressure, with pollution, climate change, and human activity pushing rivers, lakes, aquifers, and wetlands to the brink.
Energy spending climbs to 40% of utility operating budgets, pushing digital optimization
Energy is among the top three operating expenses for water and wastewater utilities globally, accounting for roughly between 11% to 40% of total operating expenditures (OPEX) depending on region and system characteristics.
“People are ready to hear, and act on, messages about water”
Effective communication is vital to tackling today’s water challenges.