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IWA launches new Cluster on Nature-based Solutions for Climate-Resilient Water and Sanitation Management

Sakshi Shukla — Mon, 19 May 2025 11:14:34 +0000

A new IWA Cluster has been formally approved to elevate and coordinate Nature-based Solutions (NbS) across the global water and sanitation sectors. The Nature-based Solutions for Climate-Resilient Water and Sanitation Management Cluster (IWA NbS Cluster) was officially endorsed by the IWA Headquarters in March 2025, highlighting the increasing global recognition of NbS as vital tools for sustainable water management.

The Cluster will be co-chaired by Sylvie Spraakman (IAHR/IWA Committee on Urban Drainage) and Günter Langergraber (IWA Specialist Group on Wetland Systems for Water Pollution Control). It will serve as a cross-cutting platform fostering collaboration among IWA Specialist Groups to advance the research, implementation, and standardisation of NbS—including treatment wetlands, sponge cities, living walls, regenerative agriculture, and beyond.

Mission and Vision

The IWA NbS Cluster aims to:

Promote robust, science-based NbS across the water cycle

Prevent misuse of NbS terminology and reduce greenwashing

Foster integrated approaches to knowledge exchange, innovation, and policy guidance

This Cluster emerges in response to the urgent need for unified action and discourse around NbS in the face of accelerating climate change and water challenges.

As with other IWA Clusters, the NbS Cluster builds on IWA’s strategic ambition to amplify collaboration across specialist groups and workstreams. Clusters are designed to bring together experts across disciplines to address complex global water challenges through thematic focus areas. The NbS Cluster aligns with this approach, aiming to connect diverse knowledge and stakeholders around nature-based, climate-resilient water solutions.

A core team of representatives from key IWA Specialist Groups is currently being established to coordinate the Cluster’s initial actions and strategic planning.

The details of the cluster is provided by By Katharine Cross¹, Anacleto Rizzo², and Günter Langergraber³
¹Water Sensitive Cities Australia, Monash University, Melbourne, Australia
²IRIDRA S.r.l., Florence, Italy
³Institute of Sanitary Engineering and Water Pollution Control, BOKU University, Vienna, Austria

Get Involved
IWA members are invited to join the Cluster: IWA – Community Portal – Events

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First meeting for 2025-2027 Climate Smart Utilities Steering Committee

Sakshi Shukla — Fri, 09 May 2025 08:13:46 +0000

IWA is excited to announce that the 2025-27 Steering Committee for its Climate Smart Utilities (CSU) Initiative is now active.

This represents a significant step towards achieving the initiative’s objective to provide value and inspire water and sanitation utilities in their transition to becoming Climate Smarter.

The newly formed Steering Committee brings together technical experts from water and utilities, consultants, technology providers committed to advancing Climate Smart approaches for water and sanitation utilities.

With the support of the steering committee, we hope to accelerate innovation, strengthen collaboration, and scale impactful solutions to help utilities adapt to the realities of climate change while leading the energy transition to increase climate resilience and sustainability in their operations.

Join us in celebrating this great achievement and follow the initiative for more updates.

Meet the new steering committee:

Amanda Lake

Alexis de Kerchove

Erika Varga

Jose C. Porro

Sara Bergado

Natalia Rodrigues Costa Flecher

Simon Parsons

John Emmanuel Martinez

Nerina di Lorenzo

Sandra Cooke

Charles Bott

G Balasubramanian

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Applications Open for Support for Next Generation Sanitation Systems

Sakshi Shukla — Wed, 23 Apr 2025 14:05:48 +0000

The International Water Association (IWA), in partnership with the Gates Foundation’s Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WSH) programme, invites innovators and technology developers to apply for the Next Generation Sanitation Systems (NGSS) Project. This global initiative aims to accelerate the development of affordable, robust, and scalable sanitation solutions to shape the future of sanitation worldwide.

We are looking for bold, innovative technology solutions—from integrated systems treating all household wastewater (including greywater and blackwater) to impactful subsystems—that can help meet international standards such as ISO 30500. Selected solutions will receive financial support (from a shared pool up to $3 million USD) and tailored technical guidance, with the opportunity to participate in a collaborative workshop to refine and optimise the technology for real-world application.

The NGSS Project focuses on non-biological household sanitation technologies that can effectively treat both blackwater and greywater. Whether you’re developing fully integrated systems or subsystems that contribute to integrated solutions, we want to hear from you. Your technology must be aligned with the principles of Global Access, ensuring affordability and adaptability for low- and middle-income countries.

This initiative tackles the critical limitations of traditional septic systems—such as performance gaps, environmental concerns, and missed opportunities for water reuse and resource recovery—by accelerating the development and deployment of modular or integrated sanitation systems.

Submit your applications by 22 May 2025.

The Application Process

The NGSS Project’s application and selection process will take place in three phases:

Phase 1 – Global Call for Ideas:
An open invitation for applications. Applications will be reviewed by a panel of experts based on innovation, feasibility, cost-efficiency, and robustness.

Phase 2 – Refinement Workshop:
Selected teams will be invited to a collaborative workshop to refine and optimise their technologies for real-world application and testing.

Phase 3 – Funding & Development:
Finalists (selected from among the Phase 2 group) will receive financial support (from a shared pool of up to $3 million USD) and tailored technical guidance to bring their solutions to market readiness by 2026.

Who Should Apply?

Innovators and technology developers
Engineering and research teams
Start-ups and academic groups
Anyone working on non-biological sanitation or water treatment technologies

How to Apply

Innovation for Global Sanitation Starts Here. From subsystems to full solutions — if your technology can help shape the future of sanitation, apply now.

More details about Next Generation Sanitation Systems is available here.

Interested applicants are encouraged and submit their proposals here.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Watch the following recording of the webinar, which addresses all questions related to the application process:

https://iwa-network.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/Webinar-01052025.mp4

For a detailed version of FAQ’s please refer to this document: Frequently Asked Questions NGSS

For further queries about the application process please contact Elena Fernandez-Miranda.

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Call for nominations open for IWA’s Strategic Council

Erin Jordan — Fri, 28 Mar 2025 11:47:13 +0000

IWA is actively seeking out members who would like to be involved in the strategic direction of the Association.

We are pleased to announce that the opening of the self-nomination period for the IWA Strategic Council 2025 election begins today (Tuesday 4 March 2025).

The IWA Strategic Council (SC) provides advice to the IWA Governing Assembly, the Board of Directors and the Executive Director regarding long-range issues, strategic plans, and activities that will further the Association’s goals and objectives. In addition, the Strategic Council assists in the coordination of the work of various Specialist Groups, Task Groups, clusters, task forces and other working groups of the Association.

For full details of the role (SC terms of reference) and membership of the Strategic Council, please visit https://iwa-network.org/governance/.

Eligibility

The IWA Strategic Council renews around one third of its membership every two years. All members of the Council should be members of IWA, either individually or as a nominated representative via their employer. (If you haven’t renewed for 2025, please do so via IWA Connect Plus.)

Open Seats

This year, we are looking forward to receiving candidatures from members for a total of 15 open seats in the 2025 Strategic Council election. These are within the following categories:

Specialist Group Representatives (6)
Utility – LMIC (1)
Utility – General (1)
Utility – YWP (1)
Regulator – General (1)
Other segments – General (1)
Industrial Water Users (1)
Equipment Manufacturers (1)
Consultant – LMIC (1)
Consultant – General (1)

The IWA country classification can be accessed online.

How to apply

If you qualify for one of the open categories and are interested in nominating yourself to the IWA Strategic Council, please:

Submit your nomination by filling out this form (which will take ten minutes approximately) before 17:00 (UK Time), 9 April 2025. Please note you will need to log in with your valid IWA Membership number to complete this online form.

Submission details

Due Date/Time: Nominations must be submitted by 9 April 2025 at 17:00 (UK Time). Late submissions will not be considered.
Electronic Form: Nominations must be submitted through the electronic submission form on IWA Connect Plus.
File Name: The candidate CV must use the following file name convention: FirstName_LastName_Country_CV.pdf (e.g., Mark_Lee_UK_CV.pdf).

Post-submission

After the self-nomination, several steps will follow:

All nominations for the seats of Specialist Groups (SG) will be sent to the respective SG for possible endorsement.
All other nominations will be sent to the relevant IWA Governing Member (GM) for possible endorsement. For those who do not have an IWA GM in the country/region you work, please choose an appropriate IWA GM from the list (e.g., neighbouring country/region or birth country) for possible endorsement.
An electronic voting process will follow, with GMs or SGs voting for the open seats, respectively.
As a final step, the voting results will be submitted to IWA’s Board for consideration and potential approval.

For more information about IWA Governing Members, please click here.

*Please note that the nominations received later than 17:00 (UK Time) 9 April 2025 will not be considered. Only successful candidates will be contacted in September 2025.

Should you have any questions, please feel free to contact us via sc@iwahq.org. Thank you for your participation in this important process.

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Resource Recovery Cluster Best Practice Award 2025

Sukriti Singh — Tue, 25 Mar 2025 14:43:52 +0000

IWA’s Resource Recovery from Water Cluster is now calling for nominations for the Resource Recovery Cluster Best Practice Award 2025.

Driven by environmental, economic, societal and ecological benefits, resource recovery from water treatment has drawn attention worldwide. Recovering resources from water and wastewater can provide an alternative and economically viable source of resources supporting the resilience of human and natural systems under water stress. Resources from the water cycle can be water itself, energy (organic or thermal) and components such as nutrients and metals.

In partnership with KWR Water Research Institute and AquaMinerals, the IWA Resource Recovery Cluster seeks to recognise best practices in resource recovery applied at full or demonstration scale in the water cycle, which can serve as exemplary solutions that can be applied more widely.

The IWA Resource Recovery Cluster Best Practice Award will be presented during the 6^th IWA International Resource Recovery Conference in Leeuwarden, The Netherlands from 19-23 May 2025. The winner will receive a trophy and certificate honouring their best practice and will be invited to present this during the conference.

An international evaluation committee will review and evaluate the submissions:

Ana Soares, Cranfield University, UK
Celine Vaneeckhaute, Laval University, Canda
Chris Hertle, Unitywater, Australia
Divya Inna, BlueTech Research, Ireland
Heather Kerr, Isle Utilities, New Zealand
Kees Roest, Allied Water, The Netherlands
Korneel Rabaey, Ghent University, Belgium
Willy Verstraete, Founder of the IWA Resource Recovery Cluster, Belgium

The following criteria will be used to select the best practice in resource recovery from water:

Innovative character of the best practice in resource recovery
Replication potential
Positive environmental impact
Active cooperation with all stakeholders within the value chain of the recovered resource
Positive business case

Previous winners

2023: KWR Water Research Institute, Circularity in the water cycle: reuse of iron sludge as flocculant

2019: HighCon, RR from concentrates (TU Berlin and partners, Germany)

2017: Anyang wastewater plant, RR of water and energy (POSCO Engineering and partners, South Korea)

2015: Upcycling lime pellets from drinking water plants (Reststoffenunie/AquaMinerals and partners, the Netherlands)

Submission information

To submit your nomination, please complete the nomination application form before 5 May through the online form: (see form below)

Complete all fields in the online application and upload all required documents, including a video recording of max. 2-3 minutes. Incomplete entries will not be considered. Self-nominations are encouraged and welcomed.

For all enquiries, please contact rachna.sarkari@iwahq.org

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IWA Digital Water Programme Steering Committee welcomes five new members

Erin Jordan — Tue, 25 Mar 2025 11:50:55 +0000

The IWA Digital Water Programme welcomed five new members to its Steering Committee, strengthening its expertise and global reach. The new group includes professionals from utility, solution provider, consultant, and ICT sectors. The 2025-2027 Committee reflects the IWA Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) standards, with 45% female representation and 40% from low- and middle-income countries (LMICs).

On 14 March 2025, outgoing and incoming members met for the official handover meeting to discuss the objectives of the Programme as well brainstorm future actions. IWA Executive Director Kala Vairavamoorthy thanked the outgoing members and encouraged the new group to bring fresh perspectives, while shining a light on emerging technologies, as well as strengthening IWA’s role in digital water. Steering Committee Chair Oliver Grievson echoed these points and urged members to identify industry challenges, stay aligned with sector transformations, and use global case studies to drive impact.

Outgoing member Saba Daneshgar shared his journey in the Steering Committee, joining as a young water professional and having the opportunity to work with a diverse group of experts on multiple projects. He also noted that his tenure in the Committee showed him that academia and practitioners view digitalisation with different lenses, which he stated highlights the importance of communication across sectors.

The 2025-2027 Steering Committee is set to guide the Digital Water Programme into its next phase, ensuring digitalisation remains central to sustainable water management.

Learn more: iwa-network.org/programs/digital-water.

The 2025 – 2027 Steering Committee

	Oliver Grievson – Associate Director and Technical Authority at AtkinsRéalis (Steering Committee Chair)
	Sabrina Wang – Process Engineer at Dynamita (new member)
	Eva Martinez Diaz – Head of Sustainability and Smart Systems at Isle Utilities (new member)
	Robin Wong – Founder at TeamSolve (new member)
	Alex Ntale – CEO at Rwanda ICT Chamber (new member)
	Maryna Feierabend – Digital Innovation & AI Lead at Hamburger Energiewerke GmbH (new member)
	Deepa Karthekeyan – Co-Founder at Athena Infonomics
	Sheilla de Carvalho – Project Manager at Royal HaskoningDHV
	Yufeng Guo – Deputy General Manager at Three Gorges Smart Water Technology Co. Ltd.
	Frank Kizito – Chief Manager Asset Manager at National Water and Sewerage Corporation Uganda
	Jyoti Gautam – Associate Professor (CSE Department), SSET at Sharda University
	Prabhu Chandrasekeran – VP Intelligent Water National Practice Leader at Arcadis North America
	David Ikumi – Associate Professor at University of Cape Town
	Pilar Conejos – Digital Twin Manager at Idrica
	Akanksha Sharma – Head of ClimateTech and Digital Utilities programmes at GSMA M4D
	Mogan Padayachee – Manager of Innovation & Technology at Rand Water
	Wim Audenaert – CEO and co-founder at AM-Team
	Eduardo Mario Mendiondo – Science Coordinator at CEPED-SP/USP

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World Water Day 2025: Glacier Preservation

Sakshi Shukla — Fri, 21 Mar 2025 23:40:58 +0000

This year’s World Water Day, 22 March 2025, highlights the theme ‘Glacier Preservation’ and the International Water Association (IWA) is pleased to add its voice of support, connecting its work bringing together water professionals around the world to advance water security.

“With World Water Day 2025 focusing on glacier preservation, we need to recognise the impact that climate change is having on glaciers in this warming world and on the communities that depend on these vital stores of water,” comments IWA CEO Kala Vairavamoorthy.

An estimated 1.9 billion people rely on glaciers for drinking water and irrigating their crops. According to the World Meteorological Organization, in 2023, glaciers lost more than 600 gigatons of water – the largest mass loss registered in 50 years.

“The implications of failing to protect glaciers are therefore huge, and any loss intensifies the need to improve water management downstream if security is to be achieved,” continues Vairavamoorthy.

Water security encompasses a broad spectrum of issues, from disasters and diseases to conflicts over shared resources and governance challenges. Despite global commitments, prospects include that, by 2030, the demand for freshwater is projected to outstrip supply by 40%, raising the question of how to meet the needs of an estimated 1.6 billion people.

Climate change will further exacerbate the challenges ahead and glacier loss threatens impacts such as a decline in vital summer meltwater flows and a greater risk of flooding, including from glacial lake outburst floods.

“Water is a cornerstone of security. Every drop of water saved, every community provided with access to clean water, and every ecosystem restored, contributes to our collective security and resilience,” adds Vairavamoorthy. “At IWA, we bring together world-class experts to address such challenges and work to facilitate the knowledge exchange needed to benefit people and the environment.”

“So, on this World Water Day, we should support actions to preserve glaciers and use this urgent need as a spur to advance wider progress towards a future where water security is a reality for all,” he concludes.

For more about World Water Day, see: https://www.un.org/en/observances/water-day

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Call for volunteers – 2025 Emerging Water Leaders Forum

Isabela Espindola — Mon, 03 Mar 2025 09:24:40 +0000

The IWA Secretariat is seeking Young Water Professionals (YWP) with active IWA membership to volunteer as part of the Programme Committee (PC) for the 2025 IWA Emerging Waters Leader (EWL) Forum to be held during the IWA Water and Development Congress & Exhibition in Bangkok, Thailand (8-12 December 2025).

The position is open to any Young Water Professional with an active IWA membership. This is a volunteer position and does not include any form of work agreement. The Programme Committee meetings will be held online (dates to be defined). Costs of travel, accommodation and subsistence of the 2025 EWL Programme Committee to attend meetings and the forum will not be paid by IWA.

The primary responsibility and duty of the Programme Committee are to develop and ensure the quality of the scientific and technical programme for the 2025 IWA EWL Forum.

The Programme Committee shall be composed of young water professionals, 35 years old or below, using the following diversity principles:
i.        A balance of geographical representation, endeavouring to have each major continental area represented; a balance between research and practice, science, technology, and management.
ii.        A balance of interest/expertise between advanced and developing country interests and technologies;
iii.        A balance of technical expertise to represent the full range of subject matter addressed by the Association and discussed during the 2024 IWA World Water Congress & Exhibition;
iv.        A balance of gender.

WHAT IS THE IWA EMERGING WATER LEADERS (EWL) FORUM?
The Forum is a platform designed to engage and empower young professionals in the water sector. It aims to provide opportunities for networking, knowledge exchange, and skill development among future water leaders. The EWL Forum typically includes various activities such as workshops, seminars, panel discussions, and interactive sessions during IWA major events, namely the IWA World Water Congress and Exhibition and the IWA Water and Development Congress and Exhibition.

The date of the Forum will be confirmed. More information will be added soon.

Timeline

Early March – Online call for applications open
Late March – Close of the call for applications
Early April – Shortlisted candidates are notified
April 2025 – Online publication of the selected YWPs to compose the PC
April – December 2025 – Activities related to the organisation of the Forum
December 2025 – Forum in Bangkok, Thailand

If you want to apply for this volunteer position, fill out the form available here.

For the available positions, please, see them here.

Deadline to fill out the form: 31 March 2025 (successful applicants will be notified in early April).

This is a volunteer position and does not include any form of work agreement. If you have any questions regarding this volunteer opportunity, please contact Isabela Espindola, IWA Membership Engagement Senior Officer.

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IWA at the 2025 AfWASA International Congress & Exhibition

Keith Hayward — Sun, 16 Feb 2025 08:15:55 +0000

The International Water Association (IWA) is pleased to be participating in the African Water and Sanitation Association’s 22nd International Congress & Exhibition 2025, taking place on 16-20 February in Kampala, Uganda.

Under the theme ‘Water and Sanitation for All: A Secure Future for Africa’, AfWASA ICE 2025 will advance progress on tackling Africa’s water and sanitation challenges as the UN SDG 2030 deadline approaches.

With 411 million Africans still lacking safely managed drinking water and only two countries on track for universal basic sanitation, the Congress will spotlight and share experiences on proven practices, innovative solutions, and financing mechanisms to accelerate progress.

IWA has enjoyed long cooperation with AfWASA and has a growing number of Governing Members and Young Water Professionals Chapters across the continent. In host country Uganda, IWA also has an excellent relationship with the National Water & Sewerage Corporation. AfWASA ICE 2025 therefore provides an ideal platform to further strengthen national and regional partnerships. Programmatically, IWA’s Inclusive Urban Sanitation Initiative will work to advance its urban sanitation agenda through collaborative activities with partners.

As well as participating in the week’s programme, IWA is hosting a stand – A1/A2 in Hall 1 of the Exhibition, offering delegates the opportunity to engage directly with staff and learn more about the Association.

Some of the highlights scheduled for the week include:

16 February

09:00 – 13:00 EAT

5th Forum of AfWASA Professional Women’s Network

Theme: Women as Stewards in Empowering Change for Sustainable Water and Sanitation

Focus: Showcase women leaders’ successes, inspire change, and emphasise the critical role of gender and water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) in sustainable development

Convener: AfWASA

Young Water Professionals (YWPs) Forum

Theme: A Secure Water Future for Africa through YWP-Led Innovative and Sustainable Solutions

Focus: Empower emerging leaders through knowledge sharing, collaboration, and innovation while strengthening YWP chapters across Africa

Conveners: AfWASA, Ministry of Water and Environment, National Water & Sewerage Corporation, and IWA YWP – Uganda Country Chapter

Kala Vairavamoorthy, IWA’s Executive Director, was pleased to provide a keynote speech at the YWP Forum.

17 February

07:30-09:00 EAT

Africa CWIS Network Meeting

Session co-conveners: International Water Association (IWA) and the Gates Foundation

18 February

09:00-10:00 EAT

Plenary: Digitalisation and Innovation: a must to propel us into the future

Session co-conveners: Athena Infonomics and International Water Association (IWA)

Kala Vairavamoorthy, IWA’s Executive Director, will deliver a keynote speech.

10:30 – 17:00 EAT

CEO Forum

Session co-conveners: African Development Bank, World Bank, International Water Association (IWA), Global Water Leaders Group

13:30 – 15:00 EAT

Workshop Session: Africa Urban Sanitation Initiative (AUSII): Accelerating Access to Sanitation in Africa through Innovative Financing

Session Convener: African Development Bank

15:30 – 17:00 EAT

Workshop Session: High-level Summit: Africa WASH Coordination Platform

Session co-conveners: AfWASA, ESAWAS

19 February

13:30-15:00 EAT

Workshop Session: Regulating Sanitation: Lessons Learnt from CWIS and Opportunities for Rural Settings

Session co-conveners: UN-HABITAT, UNICEF, WSUP, WHO, and ESAWAS

Workshop Session: The African Strategy for Youth and Gender Mainstreaming in WASH: The Way Forward

Session co-conveners: AfWASA and AMCOW

15:30-17:00 EAT

Workshop Session: CWIS Implementation: Lessons and Insights for Scaling and Replication

Session co-conveners: UN-HABITAT, UNICEF, WSUP, and IWA

Florence Laker, IWA’s Senior Officer – Inclusive Urban Sanitation, is also representing IWA at the event throughout the week.

More information about AfWASA ICE 2025 is available here.

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Second cohort of the IWA-Grundfos Youth Action for SDG6 Fellowship announced

Isabela Espindola — Mon, 20 Jan 2025 10:30:48 +0000

London, UK and Bjerringbro, Denmark, 20 January 2025

The International Water Association and Grundfos are proud to announce that 14 bright and promising international young water professionals (YWPs) have been selected to be part of the second cohort of the IWA-Grundfos Youth Action for SDG6 Fellowship.

The YWPs are the individuals who have been selected for the joint IWA-Grundfos Youth Action for SDG6 Fellowship. These YWPs, together with IWA and Grundfos, will play a key role advocating for a water-wise world and youth empowerment throughout the Fellowship. They will take part in a special programme of activities, a highlight of which is active participation at the conference.

The group has been identified following a rigorous selection process. The open call for applications for 14 Fellowship places in October received several hundred applications from around the world. Aligned with IWA’s vision to promote and create an inclusive and diverse water sector, the selection process ensured a balanced geographical representation and gender diversity. As part of Grundfos’s wider support for YWP action on the SDGs, the group also includes two specially-selected YWPs from the company.

More details on the activities of the Fellowship will be available soon.

The selected YWPs are:

	Elia Simonet, France
	Emmanuel Nketiah Ahenkorah, Ghana
	Hadi Mokarizadeh, Iran
	Irene Mas Martin, Spain
	Kamran Azizli, Azerbaijan
	Karl Zimmermann, Canada
	Meg Cummins, Australia
	Micheala Ka Yan Chan, United Kingdom
	Monica Ndagire, Uganda
	Nathalia da Mata Mazzonetto Pinto, Brazil
	Patience Wema Kombe, USA
	Radhika Boargaonkar, India
	Ramanuj Mitra, India
	Thomas Philip Da Jose, Phillipines

More information about the other elements of the Youth Action for SDG6 Fellowship can be found here.

Further information

If you have any questions regarding the IWA YWP Community, please contact Isabela Espindola, IWA Membership Engagement Senior Officer. If you have any questions regarding the Grundfos, please contact Jeppe Storebjerg Hansen, Grundfos Public Affairs Advisor.

To connect with the community, you can network with them directly on our global membership platform IWA Connect Plus!

Not an IWA member yet? Join IWA today! Unlock a world of opportunities and boost your global connections. For more information, visit: https://www.iwaconnectplus.org/join-iwa

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