UN-Water Stakeholder Dialogue on “Beyond 2015: What is Next for Water-Related MDGs and Water Challenges?” At the 2011 World Water Week in Stockholm, Sweden
Water Safety Plans are a comprehensive risk assessment and risk management approach from catchment to consumer, with the aim of consistently ensuring the safety and acceptability of a drinking-water supply (WHO/IWA). This section compiles learning materials on WSPs from various UN-Water members and partners.
Training course on the 'Safe Use of Wastewater in Agriculture' in developing countries and countries in transition.
Links to workshops :
International Kickoff Workshop, Germany
Link to 1st Regional Workshop for Francophone and Northern Africa
Link to 2nd Regional Workshop for South, West and Central Asia
Link to 3rd Regional Workshop for Anglophone Africa
Link to 4th Regional Workshop for Latin America and the Caribbean
Link to 5th Regional Workshop for Pacific and South East AsiaIFAT Entsorga is one of the world’s largest trade fairs for water, sewage, waste and raw materials, with around 110,000 trade visitors from over 185 countries.
Water efficiency, and particularly drinking water loss, is a widespread issue which has significant financial and environmental repercussions. However, awareness regarding the scope of the problem and available solutions is lacking. This sections contains supporting material is provided to foster the learning process on reducing water loss.