As we enter into a new year and a new decade, we have a great deal of reasons for excitement and hope.
Read MoreRepresentatives of AGWA and WRI have written an article published by Global Water Forum on "Financing sustainable growth through climate bonds."
Read MoreThe story of water management in the Western United States is epitomized by the Colorado River.
Read MoreWe have just released the latest issue of AGWA Updates, our internal e-newsletter. You can access the December issue by clicking here.
Read MoreBeating climate change means adopting climate-resistant water management approaches because without water there is no life.
Read MoreWater has long been recognized as a central component of climate change impacts as well as a tool to ensure effective adaptation.
Read MoreIn December 2015, the world’s leaders came together to sign the landmark Paris Agreement to reduce the rate of climate change and to help developing nations adjust to ongoing negative impacts.
Read MoreWe have just released the latest issue of AGWA Updates, our internal e-newsletter. You can access the November issue by clicking here.
Read MoreClimate change is the preeminent problem of the 21st century.
Read MoreWe have just released the latest issue of AGWA Updates, our internal e-newsletter. You can access the October issue by clicking here.
Read MoreWorld Water Week welcomes abstracts from experts and actors of all disciplines who wish to present their work and research at the scientific seminars during World Water Week in Stockholm.
Read MoreAGWA's Coordinator Dr. John Matthews will be teaching an upcoming course on "Climate-Resilient Resource Management." The one-week immersive course at Oregon State University will run from 25-29 June, 2018 at the Corvallis, OR campus (USA). It is a graduate level course designed for current grad students or professionals seeking additional training in the latest climate adaptation trends and perspectives.
Read MoreThe final installment in a series of three articles on water and climate change policy has just been released by Global Water Forum. The three-part series is written by a group of AGWA members including the Co-Chairs, Coordinator, and Policy Group members.
Read MoreA new mobile app has been designed to help monitor the impacts of climate on the water cycle. The iRain mobile app utilizes citizen science via crowd-soured data to track precipitation globally.
Read MoreThe OECD has developed a Checklist for decision-makers and stakeholders to assess the performance of flood risk governance arrangements at different levels, in light of the 12 OECD Principles on Water Governance adopted in June 2015.
Read MoreAGWA has just released its Annual Report for September 2015 - August 2016, which also outlines the organization's path forward for next year and beyond. The document is available to view or download here. The report summarizes AGWA’s policy work as well as technical programs and initiatives. It will be drawn upon during the Annual Meeting on Saturday 27 August in Stockholm.
Read MoreWorld Fish Migration Day (WFMD) is a one-day global initiative, with local events worldwide, to create awareness on the importance of open rivers and migratory fish.
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