World Waternet
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World Waternet 🇳🇱 is a non-profit organisation, dedicated to improving sustainable access to clean, sufficient and safe water for all. We work on SDG6 and SDG13 in collaboration with public water organisations world wide. Dedicated to the water-cycle!
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Our team is at the 8th Cairo International Water Week, themed ‘Innovative Solutions for Climate Resilience and Water Sustainability.’ Connect with us to learn about Water Operators’ Partnerships and exchange knowledge on governance, climate resilience, utility management, and MENA collaborations.
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Collaboration for a healthy water cycle. A delegation from Addis Ababa University and the Addis Ababa Water and Sewerage Authority visited Waternet, organised by VEI, to explore how linking drinking water and wastewater can build resilient solutions for Ethiopia.
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As part of the “Smart Urban Water Management” project, funded by the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Amman, UN-Habitat Jordan and World Waternet organised a Jordanian knowledge exchange mission to the Netherlands to explore Dutch urban water management practices.
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The Dji Tiaman project in Mali shows what is possible when partners join forces. Together with SOMAGEP, SOMAPEP, ONEE and the Young Expert Programme, we reduced Non-Revenue Water, saving 3.6 million litres daily and providing reliable water to over 70,000 people.
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Monitoring water quality in Bamako, Mali, was once paper-based, time-consuming, and at risk of data loss. With tablets, SOMAGEP now collects and secures data in real time. Through WaterWorX, World Waternet supported this step to strengthen safe drinking water delivery.
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Today we had the honour of hosting a high-level dredging delegation from Burkina Faso for a working visit full of water wisdom, Dutch drizzle, and stroopwafels. The delegation, led by Yaya Traoré (ONBAH), visited Waternet at Papaverweg for an inspiring day packed with insights and exchange.
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New website. New film. Fresh visual identity. Same deep commitment to impact!
You may not have noticed it yet, but we’ve undergone a transformation. Not just on the surface, yes, our new style is bold and vibrant, but deep at our core. We’re ready to share it with you.
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🌍 Vacancy: Board Member / Chair – World Waternet. Lead our board, advise the Executive Director, and strengthen international cooperation. Board-level experience, strong network, Dutch & English required. Apply: vist.ly/44mc5
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Join us at World Wate rWeek! 🌍 World Waternet’s Janette Worm & Cheick Oumar Zouré will take part in the International Expert Panel on Nature-Based Solutions, organised by WUR, the Dutch Ministry of Infrastructure & Water Management, and the @NL2120 consortium (IUCN).
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“Water is about people and life. It affects health, dignity and access to opportunity.” – Eng. Alemtsehay Tsega Awoke, Water Quality Expert, Abay Administration Office.

This week we spotlight our Blue Deal partnership in Ethiopia.

#Ethiopia #WaterQuality #WOPs

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Many water plants in Laos treat surface water in six steps, including flocculation where particles clump before settling. Turbidity changes rapidly between dry and rainy seasons. We helped the PNP team improve flocculation by adjusting baffles and will monitor results for six months.
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Meet Noelle Kuenen! During her internship with World Waternet she advanced decentralised wastewater treatment and rainwater harvesting projects in Palestine helping communities access clean water. Congratulations on completing your MSc and internship Noelle the water sector is lucky to have you!🎉
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It takes practice for theory to take root. In Banfora, CLE Haute-Comoé and ECDD-Gire partners are reforesting three kilometres around Lake Niankar with vetiver grass, strengthening ecosystems, empowering communities and capturing every step digitally with AUXFIN.
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This is not just a sponsorship. The team members were also the driving force behind the Football for Plastic League, where each team is required to bring a certain amount of solid waste before entering a game.
Within 5️⃣ years: a clean Mathare River and a team playing at national level.

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Water challenges in Nairobi’s river basins affect millions. Jasper Stevens, a master’s student, will research how World Waternet’s open systems approach helps communities and institutions work together to create lasting water solutions. We look forward to sharing his insights.
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Refining sediment trap designs in Morogoro 🇹🇿 and starting local monitoring to protect the Mindu Dam watershed and nearby wetlands. A step forward combining local knowledge and practical solutions.
#Tanzania #WaterManagement #SedimentTrap #Wetlands
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🌿 In Morogoro, we co-designed agroforestry systems that protect water and improve incomes. A market study by Advance Consulting, funded by NWB Fonds, now helps align crop choices with real demand — making our work more resilient and ready to scale. #Agroforestry #WaterSecurity
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“Sustainability goes beyond technical fixes. Reliable data, trained staff, and long-term commitment make change stick.” – Steffie Bes, World Waternet

At @ThaiWaterExpo, we shared WaterWorX insights from Laos: cutting water loss with GIS tools and strong local teams.

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In Kenya’s Thika River catchment, citizen scientists are monitoring water quality through the River Health Assessment. With support from Blue Deal, communities are building stronger data and healthier rivers.
🔗 Read more: vist.ly/3n8cqi8

#BlueDeal #WRUA #CitizenScience #RiverHealth #Kenya
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World Waternet’s 2024 Annual Report is out.
📈 3.5M people reached
🚰 125K with safe water in Jordan
🌱 New projects in Burkina Faso & Tanzania
🌍 Stronger WOPs in 10 countries
🔗 vist.ly/3n86qpd
#Impact2030 #WOP
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World Waternet & SWM renewed their cooperation in Paramaribo on 24 June. The new MoU covers delivery planning, asset management & NRW reduction. “We share not only technical knowledge, but a deep connection,” said WWn’s Kees van der Lugt. Together, we’re making impact today..."