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Post 1: The importance of water
Post 2: The scale of the issue
Post 3: Raising ambition for water

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TFWS website
Mark Smith op-ed in Context
TFWS missions video
TFWS conference video
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Post 1: The importance of youth co-guardians
Post 2: The youth co-guardians Q&A blog

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#TFWSDialogue #SDG6 #OneCGIAR #TFWS #WaterAction #Water4Climate

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Water is essential for food security, human health, biodiversity, energy supply, industrial growth and urban development.

Global demand for freshwater has grown fourfold in 60 years, a trend that cannot be sustained.

To strengthen a global response to the pressing challenges of water insecurity, @IWMIonFB  alongside a network of partners are promoting the Transformative Futures for Water Security initiative.

Find out more: https://bit.ly/TFWS22

@IWMIonFB @onecgiar @InAgrisearch  @Water-Research-Commission

#TFWSDialogue #SDG6 #OneCGIAR #Water4Climate

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LinkedIn

Water is essential for food security, human health, biodiversity, energy supply, industrial growth and urban development.

Global demand for freshwater has grown fourfold in 60 years, a trend that cannot be sustained.

To strengthen a global response to the pressing challenges of water insecurity, @international-water-management-institute-iwm, alaongside a network of partners are promoting the Transformative Futures for Water Security initiative.

Find out more: https://bit.ly/TFWS22

@cgiar @icar-indian-council-of-agricultural-research @water-research-commission #TFWSDialogue #SDG6 #OneCGIAR #Water4Climate

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#Water 💧 is essential for food security, human health, biodiversity, energy supply, industrial growth and urban development. 🌍

🚰 Global demand for freshwater has grown fourfold in 60 years, a trend that cannot be sustained. 📈

#TFWSDialogue, #OneCGIAR  #SDG6

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To strengthen a global response to the pressing challenges of #WaterInsecurity, @IWMI_ @CGIAR @icarindia @WaterResearchSA are promoting the Transformative Futures for Water Security (TFWS) initiative 🤝

Find out more 👉 bit.ly/TFWS22

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Water security is key to our collective future, yet many parts of the world today are deeply water insecure.

3.2 billion people live in areas affected by water stress and high drought frequency.

Water’s importance in achieving sustainable development, building climate resilience and strengthening livelihoods compels the international community to urgently prioritize sustainable water management informed by science – especially for the future.

The Transformative Futures for Water Security (TFWS) initiative will:

Build partnerships and coalitions across stakeholders with a bottom-up approach

Amplify the voices of young people through co-guardianship

Elevate the contribution of water science and innovation to accelerate the transition to a water-secure world

Help bridge the science–policy–action gap and break down silos to reduce fragmentation

Better connect actionable data on water risks to decision-makers in government and business

Provide guidance on how to make research for policy, investment and development more effective and impactful

Catalyze more inclusive dialogue across the biophysical, social science and public health domains.

Find out more: https://bit.ly/TFWS22

@IWMIonFB @onecgiar @InAgrisearch  @Water-Research-Commission
#TFWSDialogue #SDG6 #OneCGIAR #Water4Climate

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Water security is deeply intertwined with climate security.

Water is often neglected in environmental and sustainability agendas. Without immediate and bold action, water security is set to worsen.

The Transformative Futures for Water Security (TFWS) initiative is raising the ambition for water.

Eight multi-stakeholder dialogues have been held over the past month with the aim of creating mission-driven alliances to catalyze and deliver high-ambition, future-ready innovation and inclusive, science-based action for water security. They are grounded in inclusive partnerships, including among organizations in the Global South and North

Find out more: https://bit.ly/TFWS22

@cgiar @icar-indian-council-of-agricultural-research @water-research-commission @international-water-management-institute-iwm#TFWSDialogue #SDG6 #OneCGIAR #Water4Climate

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#WaterSecurity is key to our collective future 💧 yet 3.2 billion people live in areas affected by water stress & high drought frequency. 🌍

Water is often neglected in sustainability agendas, and the situation will worsen without immediate action. #WaterAction #Water4Climate

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Water’s critical importance compels the international community to prioritize sustainable water management urgently. The Transformative Futures for Water Security initiative is informed by water science. #TFWSDialogue #SDG6 #OneCGIAR

Find out more ➡️ bit.ly/TFWS22

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Water security is key to our collective future, yet many parts of the world today are deeply water-insecure. Progress on United Nations Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 6 must accelerate with a sense of great urgency, given the pressing need for improved water and sanitation access in communities across the globe.

Climate security is also deeply intertwined with water security. As the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change recently reported, water risks are intensifying around the world as climate change tightens its grip and shocks the planet's hydrological systems. What is coming are more droughts, floods, and extreme rainfall, more variable and less reliable tropical monsoons, melting glaciers, and sea-level rise.

As we enter in a new era of water risks, governments, businesses, and water users across sectors - as well as the global water science community - are not doing nearly enough to adapt and build water security for the 21st century. Fragmentation of water science and data, and poor water governance remain deeply problematic. Current water management methods, as well as underfunded water services and infrastructure, are often proving relatively inflexible in the face of intensifying climate change. Meanwhile, youth voices are too often excluded from important conversations about how to most effectively bridge the gap between science and water policymaking.

Without immediate and bold action, water security is set to worsen.

Water's importance to achieving sustainable development, building climate resilience, and strengthening livelihoods compels the international community to urgently prioritize the sustainable management of water informed by science, especially with regards to the future. Yet the slow pace of change and innovation in water management combine to make achieving water security an elusive goal in many countries.

To strengthen the response to these pressing challenges, the International Water Management Institute (IWMI) is promoting a year-long Transformative Futures for Water Security initiative.

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Water security is key to our collective future, yet many parts of the world today are deeply water-insecure. Progress on United Nations Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 6 must accelerate with a sense of great urgency, given the pressing need for improved water and sanitation access in communities across the globe.

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Facebook: @IWMIonFB

CGIAR

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LinkedIn: @cgiar

Facebook: @onecgiar

Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR)

Twitter: @icarindia

LinkedIn: @icar-indian-council-of-agricultural-research

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Facebook

Water security is deeply intertwined with climate security.

Water is often neglected in environmental and sustainability agendas. Without immediate and bold action, water security is set to worsen.

The Transformative Futures for Water Security (TFWS) initiative is raising the ambition for water.

Eight multi-stakeholder dialogues have been held over the past month with the aim of creating mission-driven alliances to catalyze and deliver high-ambition, future-ready innovation and inclusive, science-based action for water security. They are grounded in inclusive partnerships, including among organizations in the Global South and North

Find out more: https://bit.ly/TFWS22

@IWMIonFB @onecgiar @InAgrisearch  @Water-Research-Commission

#TFWSDialogue #SDG6 #OneCGIAR #Water4Climate

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LinkedIn

Water security is deeply intertwined with climate security.

Water is often neglected in environmental and sustainability agendas. Without immediate and bold action, water security is set to worsen.

The Transformative Futures for Water Security (TFWS) initiative is raising the ambition for water.

Eight multi-stakeholder dialogues have been held over the past month with the aim of creating mission-driven alliances to catalyze and deliver high-ambition, future-ready innovation and inclusive, science-based action for water security. They are grounded in inclusive partnerships, including among organizations in the Global South and North

Find out more: https://bit.ly/TFWS22

@cgiar @icar-indian-council-of-agricultural-research @water-research-commission @international-water-management-institute-iwm #TFWSDialogue #SDG6 #OneCGIAR #Water4Climate

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The TFWS initiative is raising the ambition for water.

8 multi-stakeholder dialogues are creating mission-driven alliances to catalyze and deliver high-ambition, future-ready innovation and inclusive, science-based action for #WaterSecurity.

bit.ly/TFWS22 #TFWSDialogue

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The Transformative Futures for Water Security (TFWS) initiative aims to reflect water’s diverse constituencies – especially young people.

Youth networks for water and science are “co-guardians” of the TFWS process, ensuring that those with the greatest stake in future water security, and the water science needed to support it, are at the forefront.

Having young people at the center of the dialogues is crucial in bridging the policy and science gap.

@IWMIonFB @onecgiar @InAgrisearch  @Water-Research-Commission

#TFWSDialogue #SDG6 #OneCGIAR #Water4Climate

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LinkedIn

The Transformative Futures for Water Security (TFWS) initiative aims to reflect water’s diverse constituencies – especially young people.

Youth networks for water and science are “co-guardians” of the TFWS process, ensuring that those with the greatest stake in future water security, and the water science needed to support it, are at the forefront.

Having young people at the center of the dialogues is crucial in bridging the policy and science gap.

@cgiar @icar-indian-council-of-agricultural-research @water-research-commission @international-water-management-institute-iwm#TFWSDialogue #SDG6 #OneCGIAR #Water4Climate

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#Youth networks for water and science are #CoGuardians of the #TFWSDialogue process – ensuring that those with the greatest stake in future water security, and the water science needed to support it, are at the forefront.

@CGIAR @icarindia @WaterResearchSA @IWMI_
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Did you know that between 1997 and 2017, the per capita availability of renewable freshwater resources declined by 20% worldwide, 41% in sub-Saharan Africa, and 32% in West Asia and North Africa?

At the heart of the Transformative Futures for Water Security (TFWS) initiative is a series of eight regional multi-stakeholder dialogues that have been taking place over the last few weeks. The dialogues involve science, policy, business and development communities in creating mission-driven alliances to catalyze and deliver high-ambition, future-ready innovation and inclusive, science-based action for water security.

TFWS aims to ensure that water science can better serve the global ambition to accelerate progress on SDG6 and build robust water security in the face of deepening water risks.

@IWMIonFB @onecgiar @InAgrisearch  @Water-Research-Commission #TFWSDialogue #SDG6 #OneCGIAR #Water4Climate

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LinkedIn

Did you know that between 1997 and 2017, the per capita availability of renewable freshwater resources declined by 20% worldwide, 41% in sub-Saharan Africa, and 32% in West Asia and North Africa?

At the heart of the Transformative Futures for Water Security (TFWS) initiative is a series of eight regional multi-stakeholder dialogues that have been taking place over the last few weeks. The dialogues involve science, policy, business and development communities in creating mission-driven alliances to catalyze and deliver high-ambition, future-ready innovation and inclusive, science-based action for water security.

TFWS aims to ensure that water science can better serve the global ambition to accelerate progress on SDG6 and build robust water security in the face of deepening water risks.

@cgiar @icar-indian-council-of-agricultural-research @water-research-commission @international-water-management-institute-iwm#TFWSDialogue #SDG6 #OneCGIAR #Water4Climate

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Did you know between 1997 and 2017, the per capita availability of renewable freshwater resources declined 📉 by 20% worldwide, 41% in sub-Saharan Africa, and 32% in West Asia and North Africa? 🌍💧

#WaterSecurity #SDG6 #OneCGIAR

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The Transformative Futures for Water Security initiative aims to ensure water science can better serve the global ambition to accelerate progress on #SDG6 & build robust #WaterSecurity in the face of deepening water risks.

#TFWSDialogue

👉 https://bit.ly/TFWS22

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The eight Transformative Futures for Water Security (TFWS) multi-stakeholder dialogues, held online in December and January, discussed science-based action for water security – beyond business as usual.

The TFWS initiative aims to ensure that progress towards more urgent and coherent policies and action on water security is better supported by scientific progress.

It will take ‘science for a water-secure world’ beyond business as usual to launch ambitious, action-oriented and concrete commitments to accelerate United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 6 and water security for all

@IWMIonFB @onecgiar @InAgrisearch  @Water-Research-Commission
#TFWSDialogue #SDG6 #OneCGIAR #Water4Climate

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LinkedIn
The eight Transformative Futures for Water Security (TFWS) multi-stakeholder dialogues, held online in December and January, discussed science-based action for water security – beyond business as usual.

The TFWS initiative aims to ensure that progress towards more urgent and coherent policies and action on water security is better supported by scientific progress.

It will take ‘science for a water-secure world’ beyond business as usual to launch ambitious, action-oriented and concrete commitments to accelerate United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 6 and water security for all.

@cgiar @icar-indian-council-of-agricultural-research @water-research-commission @international-water-management-institute-iwm#TFWSDialogue #SDG6 #OneCGIAR #Water4Climate

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8 TFWS multi-stakeholder dialogues discussed science-based action for #WaterSecurity – beyond business as usual. TFWS aims to ensure that progress towards more urgent & coherent policies & action on water security is better supported by science. #TFWSDialogue

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The Transformative Futures for Water Security Conference is set to take place in Cape Town, South Africa, from 15–17 February.

The conference will use outputs from eight online regional dialogues to finalize the design of high-ambition missions for water research and innovation for development.

The multistakeholder dialogues were grounded in inclusive partnerships, including organizations in the Global South and North. This collaboration will continue into the conference.

Mission-driven alliances will be formed among participating organizations from the science, policy, development and business communities, alongside a strong youth co-guardianship, to promote and catalyze missions, achieve results and deliver impacts.

Find out more: bit.ly/TFWS22

@IWMIonFB @onecgiar @InAgrisearch  @Water-Research-Commission #TFWSDialogue #SDG6 #OneCGIAR #Water4Climate

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LinkedIn

The Transformative Futures for Water Security Conference is set to take place in Cape Town, South Africa, from 15–17 February.

The conference will use outputs from eight online regional dialogues to finalize the design of high-ambition missions for water research and innovation for development.

The multistakeholder dialogues were grounded in inclusive partnerships, including organizations in the Global South and North. This collaboration will continue into the conference.

Mission-driven alliances will be formed among participating organizations from the science, policy, development and business communities, alongside a strong youth co-guardianship, to promote and catalyze missions, achieve results and deliver impacts.

Find out more: bit.ly/TFWS22

@cgiar @icar-indian-council-of-agricultural-research @water-research-commission @international-water-management-institute-iwm#TFWSDialogue #SDG6 #OneCGIAR #Water4Climate

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The Transformative Futures for Water Security Conference will take place in South Africa, 15–17 February. Using outputs from 8 regional dialogues, the aim is to finalize the design of high-ambition missions for water research & innovation for development.

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Grounded in inclusive Global South & North partnerships, mission-driven #TFWSDialogue alliances will be formed from the science, policy, development & business communities + a youth co-guardianship, to catalyze missions, achieve results & deliver impacts. bit.ly/TFWS22

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The Transformative Futures for Water Security (TFWS) Conference is set to take place in Cape Town, South Africa, next week from 15–17 February.

Using outputs from the eight TFWS Dialogues hosted in December–January, the aim is to finalize the design of high-ambition missions for water research and innovation for development.

These missions will align with the objectives and outputs of the UN 2023 Water Conference and feed into the UN Water Action Agenda to continue to “transform futures” well beyond the close of the conference.

Find out more: bit.ly/TFWS22

@cgiar @icar-indian-council-of-agricultural-research @water-research-commission @international-water-management-institute-iwm#TFWSDialogue #SDG6 #OneCGIAR #Water4Climate

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The Transformative Futures for Water Security (TFWS) Conference is set to take place in Cape Town, South Africa, next week from 15–17 February.

Using outputs from the eight TFWS Dialogues hosted in December–January, the aim is to finalize the design of high-ambition missions for water research and innovation for development.

These missions will align with the objectives and outputs of the UN 2023 Water Conference and feed into the UN Water Action Agenda to continue to “transform futures” well beyond the close of the conference.

Find out more: bit.ly/TFWS22

@IWMIonFB @onecgiar @InAgrisearch  @Water-Research-Commission
#TFWSDialogue #SDG6 #OneCGIAR #Water4Climate

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The TFWS Conference is set to take place in Cape Town, South Africa, next week from 15–17 February.

Using outputs from 8 dialogues, the aim is to finalize the design of high-ambition missions for water research and innovation for development. #TFWSDialogue

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These missions will align with the objectives & outputs of the UN 2023 Water Conference & feed into the UN Water Action Agenda to continue to “transform futures” well beyond the conference.

@CGIAR @icarindia @WaterResearchSA

Find out more: bit.ly/TFWS22

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What barriers prevent the design and implementation of water processes and policies grounded in the best-available science?

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The Transformative Futures for Water Security (TFWS) Conference in Cape Town, South Africa, starts tomorrow until 17 February.

Using outputs from the eight TFWS Dialogues hosted in December and January, the aim is to finalize the design of high-ambition missions for water research and innovation for development.

These missions will align with the objectives of the UN 2023 Water Conference and feed into the UN Water Action Agenda to continue to “transform futures” well beyond the close of the conference.

Find out more: bit.ly/TFWS22

@cgiar @icar-indian-council-of-agricultural-research @water-research-commission @international-water-management-institute-iwm#TFWSDialogue #SDG6 #OneCGIAR #Water4Climate

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The Transformative Futures for Water Security (TFWS) Conference in Cape Town, South Africa, starts tomorrow until 17 February.

Using outputs from the eight TFWS Dialogues hosted in December and January, the aim is to finalize the design of high-ambition missions for water research and innovation for development.

These missions will align with the objectives of the UN 2023 Water Conference and feed into the UN Water Action Agenda to continue to “transform futures” well beyond the close of the conference.

Find out more: bit.ly/TFWS22

@IWMIonFB @onecgiar @InAgrisearch  @Water-Research-Commission
#TFWSDialogue #SDG6 #OneCGIAR #Water4Climate

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The TFWS Conference in Cape Town, South Africa, starts tomorrow to 17 February.

Using outputs from 8 dialogues, the aim is to finalize the design of high-ambition missions for water research and innovation for development.  #TFWSDialogue

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These missions will align with the objectives of the UN 2023 Water Conference & feed into the UN Water Action Agenda to continue to “transform futures” well beyond the conference.

@CGIAR @icarindia @WaterResearchSA @IWMI_

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LinkedIn

The culmination of the TFWS dialogues is the TFWS conference in Cape Town starting today! Delegates from across the world will come together in this ground-breaking two-day event.

Here the outputs from the eight regional dialogues will be assimilated to finalize the design of high-ambition missions for water research and innovation for development aligned with the objectives of the UN 2023 Water Conference. The initiative will continue to transform futures well beyond the close of the conference, ensuring urgent and coherent policies and action on water security that are better supported by scientific progress.

Find out more: bit.ly/TFWS22

@cgiar @icar-indian-council-of-agricultural-research @water-research-commission @international-water-management-institute-iwm#TFWSDialogue #SDG6 #OneCGIAR #Water4Climate

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The culmination of the TFWS dialogues is the TFWS conference in Cape Town starting today! Delegates from across the world will come together in this ground-breaking two-day event.

Here the outputs from the eight regional dialogues will be assimilated to finalize the design of high-ambition missions for water research and innovation for development aligned with the objectives of the UN 2023 Water Conference. The initiative will continue to transform futures well beyond the close of the conference, ensuring urgent and coherent policies and action on water security that are better supported by scientific progress.

Find out more: bit.ly/TFWS22

@IWMIonFB @onecgiar @InAgrisearch  @Water-Research-Commission
#TFWSDialogue #SDG6 #OneCGIAR #Water4Climate

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The culmination of the TFWS dialogues is the TFWS conference in Cape Town starting today! Delegates from across the world will come together in this ground-breaking two-day event.

#TFWSDialogue #WaterSecurity #SDG6

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The outputs from the 8 regional #TFWSDialogues will be assimilated to finalize the design of high-ambition missions for water research and innovation for development aligned with the objectives of the #UN2023WaterConference. #WaterAction

@CGIAR @icarindia @WaterResearchSA @IWMI_

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The initiative will continue to transform futures well beyond the close of the conference, ensuring urgent and coherent action on water security that is better supported by scientific progress. #WaterSecurity #SDG6 #OneCGIAR

Find out more: bit.ly/TFWS22

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Youth are at the center of transforming the future of water – hear what they have to say

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The Transformative Futures for Water Security (TFWS) initiative aims to reflect the diversity of water users in the TFWS process – especially young people. It is, therefore, essential that young people working in water and science are ‘co-guardians’ of the initiative. We want to ensure that those with the greatest stake in future water security, and the water science needed to support it, are at the forefront of TFWS dialogues – this is also crucial for bridging the gap between policy and science.

To find out how our youth co-guardians view the future of science and water policy, we asked them several important questions. Here is what they had to say: bit.ly/3YKrFH0

@IWMIonFB @onecgiar @InAgrisearch  @Water-Research-Commission

#TFWSDialogue #SDG6 #OneCGIAR #Water4Climate

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LinkedIn

The Transformative Futures for Water Security (TFWS) initiative aims to reflect the diversity of water users in the TFWS process – especially young people. It is, therefore, essential that young people working in water and science are ‘co-guardians’ of the initiative. We want to ensure that those with the greatest stake in future water security, and the water science needed to support it, are at the forefront of TFWS dialogues – this is also crucial for bridging the gap between policy and science.

To find out how our youth co-guardians view the future of science and water policy, we asked them several important questions. Here is what they had to say: bit.ly/3YKrFH0

#TFWSDialogue #SDG6 #OneCGIAR #Water4Climate

@CGIAR @ICAR- Indian Council of Agricultural Research @Water Research Commission @Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation

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Youth networks for water and science are #CoGuardians of the #TFWSDialogue process – ensuring that those with the greatest stake in future water security are at the forefront of the conversation.

Hear what they have to say: http://bit.ly/3YKrFH0

#OneCGIAR

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The TFWS initiative conducted the only South–South dialogues on future water security in the lead-up to the UN 2023 Water Conference in March.

Over 1,000 participants from 400 institutions were involved in the whole TFWS process. Representatives from eight broad stakeholder groups were chosen to reflect water’s diverse constituencies, supporting a bottom-up process in contrast to other water agendas.

Read the regional dialogue harvest documents here: bit.ly/TFWS22

#UN2023WaterConference

@IWMIonFB #TFWSDialogue #TFWS #OneCGIAR #Water4Climate @CGIAR

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The TFWS initiative conducted the only South–South dialogues on future water security in the lead-up to the UN 2023 Water Conference in March.

Over 1,000 participants from 400 institutions were involved in the whole TFWS process. Representatives from eight broad stakeholder groups were chosen to reflect water’s diverse constituencies, supporting a bottom-up process in contrast to other water agendas.

Read the regional dialogue harvest documents here: bit.ly/TFWS22

#UN2023WaterConference

@international-water-management-institute-iwmi #TFWSDialogue #TFWS #OneCGIAR #Water4Climate @CGIAR

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The #TFWS initiative conducted the only South–South dialogues on future #WaterSecurity in the lead-up to the #UN2023WaterConference in March.

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Over 1000 participants from 400 institutions were involved in the whole #TFWS process.

Representatives from eight broad stakeholder groups were chosen to reflect water’s diverse constituencies, supporting a bottom-up process in contrast to other water agendas.

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Read the regional #TFWSDialogue harvest documents here: bit.ly/TFWS22

#OneCGIAR #Water4Climate #TFWS #UN2023WaterConference @CGIAR  @IWMI_

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The TFWS conference brought together 185 representatives from 55 countries, representing the TFWS regional dialogues and stakeholder groups. Participants emphasized the need to move away from short-term projects and focus on ambitious long-term missions for transforming the future of water security around which coalitions of researchers, funders, policy makers, civil society groups, businesses and others will align.

This graphic harvest captured by an artist encapsulates the priorities and emerging themes from the first day of the conference.

#UN2023WaterConference @IWMIonFB  #TFWSDialogue #TFWS #OneCGIAR #Water4Climate @CGIAR

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The TFWS conference brought together 185 representatives from 55 countries, representing the TFWS regional dialogues and stakeholder groups. Participants emphasized the need to move away from short-term projects and focus on ambitious long-term missions for transforming the future of water security around which coalitions of researchers, funders, policy makers, civil society groups, businesses and others will align.

This graphic harvest captured by an artist encapsulates the priorities and emerging themes from the first day of the conference.

#UN2023WaterConference @international-water-management-institute-iwmi  #TFWSDialogue #TFWS #OneCGIAR #Water4Climate @CGIAR

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The #TFWS conference convened 185 representatives from 55 countries, representing the regional dialogues & stakeholder groups. They emphasized a need to move away from projects & focus on ambitious long-term missions to transform water security.

@IWMI_ #TFWSDialogue #OneCGIAR @CGIAR

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Young people have been at the center of the TFWS initiative as co-guardians of the process since the start – ensuring that those with the greatest stake in future water security are at the forefront.

#UN2023WaterConference @IWMIonFB  #TFWSDialogue #TFWS #OneCGIAR #Water4Climate @CGIAR

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Young people have been at the center of the TFWS initiative as co-guardians of the process since the start – ensuring that those with the greatest stake in future water security are at the forefront.

#UN2023WaterConference @international-water-management-institute-iwmi  #TFWSDialogue #TFWS #OneCGIAR #Water4Climate @CGIAR

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Young people have been at the center of the #TFWS initiative as co-guardians of the process since the start – ensuring that those with the greatest stake in future water security are at the forefront.

#UN2023WaterConference @IWMI_ #TFWSDialogue #TFWS #OneCGIAR #Water4Climate @CGIAR

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Before, throughout and beyond the UN 2023 Water Conference, IWMI and the TFWS initiative will amplify young voices and partner with youth networks and organizations.

#UN2023WaterConference @IWMIonFB  #TFWSDialogue #TFWS #OneCGIAR #Water4Climate @CGIAR

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Before, throughout and beyond the UN 2023 Water Conference, IWMI and the TFWS initiative will amplify young voices and partner with youth networks and organizations.

#UN2023WaterConference @international-water-management-institute-iwmi
#TFWSDialogue #TFWS #OneCGIAR #Water4Climate @CGIAR

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Before, throughout and beyond the #UN2023WaterConference, IWMI and the #TFWS initiative will amplify young voices and partner with youth networks and organizations.

#TFWSDialogue @IWMI_ #OneCGIAR #Water4Climate @CGIAR

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After a year-long process, IWMI and TFWS participants have identified the following ‘missions’ to address the world’s most pressing water needs:

1️. Build farmers’ resilience to climate change and water risks – by using climate-smart interventions and raising water productivity to transform agriculture

2️. Deliver sustainable, stakeholder-driven WaSH services – with accountable institutions, adequate information and policies to achieve universal access

3️. Increase freshwater availability – through circular management of wastewater everywhere, new technologies for non-conventional water, and cutting non-revenue losses

4️. Make water infrastructure future ready – using ecological and built infrastructure that is complementary, equitable and resilient

5️. Overcome data and information barriers – by developing and operationalizing digital solutions for basins and aquifers worldwide

6️. Make water decisions fit for the future – by integrating the full range of values of water and the objectives of multiple sectors and stakeholders and their tradeoffs

7️. Deliver good water governance and transboundary cooperation – that is inclusive, participatory, equitable, accountable, responsive and smart

8. Adapt to future water regimes and risks – with enhanced climate information, preparedness, management innovation and capacity development

Find out more: bit.ly/3LjdCol

#UN2023WaterConference @IWMIonFB  #TFWSDialogue #TFWS #OneCGIAR #Water4Climate @CGIAR

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After a year-long process, IWMI and TFWS participants have identified the following ‘missions’ to address the world’s most pressing water needs:

1️. Build farmers’ resilience to climate change and water risks – by using climate-smart interventions and raising water productivity to transform agriculture

2️. Deliver sustainable, stakeholder-driven WaSH services – with accountable institutions, adequate information and policies to achieve universal access

3️. Increase freshwater availability – through circular management of wastewater everywhere, new technologies for non-conventional water, and cutting non-revenue losses

4️. Make water infrastructure future ready – using ecological and built infrastructure that is complementary, equitable and resilient

5️. Overcome data and information barriers – by developing and operationalizing digital solutions for basins and aquifers worldwide

6️. Make water decisions fit for the future – by integrating the full range of values of water and the objectives of multiple sectors and stakeholders and their tradeoffs

7️. Deliver good water governance and transboundary cooperation – that is inclusive, participatory, equitable, accountable, responsive and smart

8. Adapt to future water regimes and risks – with enhanced climate information, preparedness, management innovation and capacity development

Find out more: bit.ly/3LjdCol

#UN2023WaterConference @international-water-management-institute-iwmi #TFWSDialogue #TFWS #OneCGIAR #Water4Climate @CGIAR

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After a year-long process, @IWMI_ and #TFWS participants have identified the following eight‘ missions’ as the world’s most pressing water needs:

Find out more: bit.ly/3LjdCol

#UN2023WaterConference

#TFWSDialogue #OneCGIAR #Water4Climate @CGIAR

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📢 NEW PUBLICATION: Research and Innovation Missions to Transform Future Water Systems

The UN 2023 Water Conference offers a critical opportunity to catalyze actions and innovations that bring increased water security to vulnerable communities across the globe. Researchers have an important role to play in supporting the delivery of much-needed, on the ground impact, but their work must be informed by the priorities and needs of those in the Global South.

Read @IWMIonFB’s comment in Nature Water to find out how research and innovation missions can transform future water systems: http://rdcu.be/c7vPX

#TFWSDialogue #OneCGIAR #Water4Climate @CGIAR @University of Ghana, @Mekong River Commission, @Water Research Commission, @Agua Sustentable, @Sahara and Sahel Observatory, @GWP SEA, @Ministry of Water and Environment Uganda

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📢 NEW PUBLICATION: Research and Innovation Missions to Transform Future Water Systems

The UN 2023 Water Conference offers a critical opportunity to catalyze actions and innovations that bring increased water security to vulnerable communities across the globe. Researchers have an important role to play in supporting the delivery of much-needed, on the ground impact, but their work must be informed by the priorities and needs of those in the Global South.

Read @international-water-management-institute-iwmi’s comment in Nature Water to find out how research and innovation missions can transform future water systems: http://rdcu.be/c7vPX

#OneCGIAR #Water4Climate @CGIAR @University of Ghana, @Mekong River Commission, @Water Research Commission, @Agua Sustentable, @Sahara and Sahel Observatory, @GWP SEA, @Ministry of Water and Environment Uganda

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📢 NEW PUBLICATION: Research and Innovation Missions to Transform Future Water Systems from @IWMI_

How can we transform the future of water security?

Read the @NatureWaterJnl to find out: http://rdcu.be/c7vPX

#TFWSDialogue #OneCGIAR #Water4Climate @CGIAR @UnivofGh @MRCMekong @WaterResearchSA @AguaSustentable  @OSS_Comms @GWPSAS @min_waterUg

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The ground-breaking South–South TFWS dialogues convened over 1,000 people to create eight transformative research and innovation missions for future water systems.

Read more in a comment from @IWMIonFB in Nature Water: http://rdcu.be/c7vPX

#TFWSDialogue #OneCGIAR #Water4Climate @CGIAR @University of Ghana, @Mekong River Commission, @Water Research Commission, @Agua Sustentable, @Sahara and Sahel Observatory, @GWP SEA, @Ministry of Water and Environment Uganda

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The ground-breaking South–South TFWS dialogues convened over 1,000 people to create eight transformative research and innovation missions for future water systems.

Read more in a comment from @international-water-management-institute-iwmi in Nature Water: http://rdcu.be/c7vPX

#TFWSDialogue #OneCGIAR #Water4Climate @CGIAR @University of Ghana, @Mekong River Commission, @Water Research Commission, @Agua Sustentable, @Sahara and Sahel Observatory, @GWP SEA, @Ministry of Water and Environment Uganda

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Ground-breaking South-South dialogues with over 1000 participants create eight transformative research and innovation missions for future water systems.

Read a comment from @IWMI_ in @NatureWaterJnl: http://rdcu.be/c7vPX

#TFWSDialogue #OneCGIAR #Water4Climate @CGIAR @UnivofGh @MRCMekong @WaterResearchSA @AguaSustentable  @OSS_Comms @GWPSAS @min_waterUg

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📢 NEW COMMENT: Research and Innovation Missions to Transform Future Water Systems

Populations at the highest risk of future water insecurity are in the Global South.

This year marks the first United Nations (UN) Water Conference since 1977. It offers a critical opportunity to catalyze actions and innovations that bring increased water security to vulnerable communities across the globe. However, to make this possible, policies and action plans must be informed by the priorities and needs of the Global South.

The Transformative Futures for Water Security initiative is a unique process led by the Global South, raising the ambition for water management and bridging the gaps between science, policy and action. It ensures water research and innovation better serve the acceleration of Sustainable Development Goal 6 and progress toward water security for all. And it prepares the robust response required to tackle water risks that will only deepen.

Read @IWMIonFB’s comment in Nature Water to find out how research and innovation missions can transform future water systems: http://rdcu.be/c7vPX

@IWMIonFB #TFWSDialogue #OneCGIAR #Water4Climate @CGIAR @University of Ghana, @Mekong River Commission, @Water Research Commission, @Agua Sustentable, @Sahara and Sahel Observatory, @GWP SEA, @Ministry of Water and Environment Uganda

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📢 NEW COMMENT: Research and Innovation Missions to Transform Future Water Systems from @international-water-management-institute-iwmi

Populations at the highest risk of future water insecurity are in the Global South.

This year marks the first United Nations (UN) Water Conference since 1977. It offers a critical opportunity to catalyze actions and innovations that bring increased water security to vulnerable communities across the globe. However, to make this possible, policies and action plans must be informed by the priorities and needs of the Global South.

The Transformative Futures for Water Security initiative is a unique process led by the Global South, raising the ambition for water management and bridging the gaps between science, policy and action. It ensures water research and innovation better serve the acceleration of Sustainable Development Goal 6 and progress toward water security for all. And it prepares the robust response required to tackle water risks that will only deepen.

Read @international-water-management-institute-iwmi’s comment in Nature Water to find out how research and innovation missions can transform future water systems: http://rdcu.be/c7vPX

#TFWSDialogue #OneCGIAR #Water4Climate @CGIAR @University of Ghana, @Mekong River Commission, @Water Research Commission, @Agua Sustentable, @Sahara and Sahel Observatory, @GWP SEA, @Ministry of Water and Environment Uganda

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📢 NEW COMMENT in @NatureWaterJnl: Research and Innovation Missions to Transform Future Water Systems from @IWMI_

How can we transform the future of water security?

Read more here: http://rdcu.be/c7vPX

#TFWSDialogue #OneCGIAR #Water4Climate @CGIAR @UnivofGh @MRCMekong @WaterResearchSA @AguaSustentable  @OSS_Comms @GWPSAS @min_waterUg

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IWMI Director General, Mark Smith
IWMI Country Representative for Pakistan and Regional Representative for Central Asia, Moshin Hafeez
IWMI consultant, Chiara Christina Colombo
Esther Zulu, Chairperson for the Chitetezo Farmer Federation

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Listen to IWMI Director General Mark Smith discuss the #TFWSDialogue process, how it came about, and the initiative's future.

📽️ Watch now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGd01gFLoxI

#TFWS #OneCGIAR #WaterSecurity #WaterAction #SDG6 @CGIAR

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Listen to IWMI Director General Mark Smith discuss the #TFWSDialogue process, how it came about, and the initiative's future.

📽️ Watch now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGd01gFLoxI

#TFWS #OneCGIAR #WaterSecurity #WaterAction #SDG6 @CGIAR

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Listen to @IWMI_ Director General @DMSmifffy discuss the #TFWSDialogue process, how it came about, and the initiative's future.

Watch now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gGd01gFLoxI

#TFWS #WaterSecurity #OneCGIAR

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Moshin Hafeez, IWMI Country Representative for Pakistan and Regional Representative for Central Asia

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“Water is life”. 💧

Moshin Hafeez, IWMI Country Representative for Pakistan and Regional Representative for Central Asia, discusses his role at IWMI and the #TFWS conference in this video, summarized in this quote: “I want to hear from the people about what are the community needs.”

Watch now:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b9kgAm5tGmQ

#TFWSDialogue #OneCGIAR #WaterSecurity #WaterAction #SDG6 @CGIAR

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“Water is life”. 💧

Moshin Hafeez, IWMI Country Representative for Pakistan and Regional Representative for Central Asia, discusses his role at IWMI and the #TFWS conference in this video, summarized in this quote: “I want to hear from the people about what are the community needs.”

Watch now:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b9kgAm5tGmQ

#TFWSDialogue #OneCGIAR #WaterSecurity #WaterAction #SDG6 @CGIAR

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“Water is life”. 💧

Moshin Hafeez discusses his role at IWMI and the #TFWS conference in this video, summarized in this quote: “I want to hear from the people about what are the community needs.”

Watch now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b9kgAm5tGmQ

#TFWSDialogue #OneCGIAR @IWMI_Pakistan

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IWMI consultant Chiara Christina Colombo

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Listen to consultant Chiara Christina Colombo as she talks about the purpose and importance of the #TFWS conference and water.

📽️ Watch now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w15rdL-rsBM

#TFWSDialogue #OneCGIAR #WaterSecurity #waterAction #SDG6 @CGIAR

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Listen to consultant Chiara Christina Colombo as she talks about the purpose and importance of the #TFWS conference and water.

📽️ Watch now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w15rdL-rsBM

#TFWSDialogue #OneCGIAR #WaterSecurity #waterAction #SDG6 @CGIAR

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Consultant @chiarachris15 talks about the purpose and importance of the #TFWS conference and the importance of water.

📽️ Watch now https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w15rdL-rsBM

#TFWSDialogue #WaterAction #OneCGIAR

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Esther Zulu, Chairperson for the Chitetezo Farmer Federation

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Esther Zulu, Chairperson for the Chitetezo Farmer Federation, explains the importance of listening to farmers and consulting them on the challenges they face to transform the future of water security worldwide.

📽️ Watch now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JtpAmx9jkD4

#TFWSDialogue #OneCGIAR #WaterSecurity #waterAction #SDG6 @CGIAR

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Esther Zulu, Chairperson for the Chitetezo Farmer Federation, explains the importance of listening to farmers and consulting them on the challenges they face to transform the future of water security worldwide.

📽️ Watch now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JtpAmx9jkD4

#TFWSDialogue #OneCGIAR #WaterSecurity #waterAction #SDG6 @CGIAR

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Esther Zulu, Chairperson for the Chitetezo Farmer Federation, explains the importance of listening to farmers and consulting them on the challenges they face to transform the future of water security worldwide.

📽️ Watch now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JtpAmx9jkD4

#TFWSDialogue #WaterAction #OneCGIAR

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