Last month, we—Sinafekesh Girma, Cristo Facundo Pérez, and Harriette Okal—had the privilege of representing the Water Youth Network (WYN) at the Drought Resilience +10 Conference in Geneva, Switzerland. Hosted by the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), the conference commemorated a decade since the High-Level Meeting on National Drought Policy gathered global leaders, experts, and stakeholders…
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Geneva, Switzerland: On April 5th 2016, I represented the Water Youth Network in a session organised by the Association of Political Science and International Affairs of the University of Geneva, Switzerland. The session was part of the association’s thematic forum focused on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The forum allows the students and other interested individuals…
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By Ponce Samaniego, Social Entrepreneur and Independent Consultant. An untapped asset, the youth may just be the key to accelerating progress in water and sanitation provision in the Asia and Pacific region. Twenty young water leaders from the Asia and Pacific region participated in the 4th Asia-Pacific Youth Parliament for Water on 8–11 April 2015 and…
The workshop “Entrepreneurial approaches to increase water security in peri-urban areas” organized by the Young Water Professionals (YWP) in co-coordination with the Water Youth Network (WYN) during the IWA Water, Energy and Climate Conference in Mexico City (21 May, 2014) was a successful activity, with almost 40 participants. The theme was selected because the water…
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The Water Youth Network is excited to invite you to our Interactive Discussion Panel: “Youth-led Solutions for Water Resilience and Sustainable Land Management” happening in Riyadh! 🗓️ Date: December 4, 2024 ⏰ Time: 14:00 – 15:00 📍 Location: Children & Youth Resilience Pavilion This panel brings together inspiring youth leaders who are tackling water and…
On November 19, 2024, we held an Intergenerational Fireside Chat at the Children & Youth Pavilion, focusing on “Water Governance: The Role of Youth in Shaping Sustainable Water Policies.” This session brought together youth leaders and experts to discuss how young people are addressing water challenges, influencing policies, and contributing to climate action. Each panelist…
On October 17, 2024, Lako Stephane represented the Water Youth Network (WYN) at the High-Level Rome Water Dialogue on the Global Framework on Water Scarcity in Agriculture (WASAG) at FAO headquarters in Rome. This critical event, which is part of the World Food Forum (WFF), brought together hundreds of participants, including government ministers, FAO representatives,…
On October 8, 2024, the Water Youth Network (WYN) joined the World Food Forum’s (WFF) Rome Water Dialogue Youth Assembly. Co-organized by WFF, FAO’s Land and Water Division, and the World Youth Parliament for Water (WYPM), the Assembly focused on youth-led responses to water scarcity in agriculture, part of the Global Framework on Water Scarcity…
At World Water Week 2024, the Water Youth Network (WYN) had a great opportunity to represent young voices in water governance. On August 29, WYN took part in the session “Countries and Partners Step Up Collaboration Towards Resilient Agrifood Systems,” which focused on the Global Framework on Water Scarcity in Agriculture (WASAG). Rachana Mattur from…
The Water Youth Network (WYN) proudly participated in World Water Week 2024, held from August 25 to 30 in Stockholm, Sweden. This year’s event was distinct for its increased focus on youth-led initiatives and intergenerational collaboration, providing young people with unprecedented opportunities to influence water governance. WYN played a central role, leveraging its platform to…
Exciting news for young water advocates! The Water Youth Network (WYN) has been selected to join the Steering Committee of the Children and Youth Pavilion at COP29. This is a huge step forward for the organization and an important win for youth who are passionate about water issues and climate action globally. The Children and…
By: Manal Bidar The 10th World Water Forum in Bali was an event to remember, not only for its focus on global water challenges but also for its remarkable inclusion and celebration of youth participation. As a young climate activist, I was both inspired and uplifted by the opportunities and platforms provided for young voices…
Join our Water Youth Network Coordination Team! We’re looking for passionate individuals for these roles: Partnerships Coordinator, Water Governance Co-Coordinator, WASH Coordinator, and IWRM (Integrated Water Resources Management) Coordinator. Apply by March 20 via the following link: https://linktr.ee/wateryouthnetwork Roles Description: – Partnerships Coordinator: Facilitates and nurtures partnerships with organizations, institutions, and stakeholders to…
COP28 marked a milestone for the Water Youth Network, as we organized a session at the COP Resilience Hub entitled Water and Nature Resilience in the Climate Era: Innovative, Holistic and Effective Governance alongside Arup, Global Water Partnership, Climate Resilient Infrastructure Development Facility (CRIDF), United Nations Water, and Indian Institute for Human Settlements. The session opened with…
Written by Karen Alcober and Richard Dy – Plan International Governments should recognise the need for a better irrigated agriculture in order to ensure water and food security for the poor, said young farmers from Typhoon Haiyan-hit communities in Eastern Visayas. At the 2nd Asian Irrigation Forum held at the Asian Development Bank (ADB) headquarters…
Written by Jim Cano, Young Professionals for Young Professionals for Agricultural Development (YPARD) As someone who studied agriculture, mostly from a crop-livestock production perspective, water is a crucial ‘component’; but never was it tackled beyond that viewpoint. After attending the 2nd Asian Irrigation Forum (AIF2) last January 20-22, 2016, which was organized by the Asian Development…
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