WaterRising Institute spoke at the High-Level Political Forum for the release of the Spotlight Series Paper, From Commodity to Common Good: A Feminist Agenda to Tackle The World’s Water Crisis. Hosted by
As Americans in the East and Midwest were blanketed by toxic smog from Canadian wildfires last week, the need for water became crystal clear. But with a silver tsunami heading for retirement,
This Earth Week we’re honoring the value of water and WaterWoman Project’s growing industry coalition. These powerful stakeholders joined us for the United Nations 2023 Water Conference in a call for a
On this International Women’s Day, we are proud to announce our Gender & Youth Hub during the United Nations 2023 Water Conference. Co-hosted by WaterWoman Project and NYC Mayor’s Office for International
We look back at 2022 with gratitude for WaterRising Institute’s supporters, advisors and partners that made our international launch and rollout of WaterWoman Project a success. First Quarter 2022 Second Quarter 2022
WaterRising Institute, supported by WaterWoman Project Founding Partners SUEZ and Xylem, joined the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to talk about the importance of supporting women in water management at this year’s World Water Congress in Copenhagen,
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WaterRising’s mission is to make water management inclusive for all genders by helping utilities, industries and government prioritize a gender-inclusive, water positive approach to solving our water crisis made urgent by the climate emergency.
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