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Global Youth Take Action : 9 selected projects
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Everything you need to know about the 2021 World Youth Parliament for Water elections
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Peruvian communities at the heart of water governance
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Water and sanitation program in Moldova
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3 projects 3 countries 1 futur
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#WaterGeneration: Our Youth Strategy
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What's going on
Youth Voices Policy Choices
Youth Voices Policy Choices (YVPC) aims at empowering the new generation of water leaders, building trust and motivating them to become agents of change at different levels, starting at their own communities. By providing an open space for discussion, Youth Voices Policy Choices creates synergies between stakeholders, who debate and learn from one another. Emerging … Continue reading Youth Voices Policy Choices
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Water and sanitation programme in Peru
The ISW has been active on the ground in Peru for many years. In collaboration with our network of partners, we have brought drinking water and sanitation services to many Peruvian families and communities.
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Youth empowerment in Central Asia
We have had a presence in Central Asia for over 20 years, focused on our field projects in Uzbekistan and Tajikistan. Youth have always been at the heart of our activities in Central Asia. We are mobilizing and empowering a new generation of water leaders in the region to contribute to a sustainable and peaceful development. … Continue reading Youth empowerment in Central Asia
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About ISW and SWE
The International Secretariat for Water (ISW) and Solidarity Water Europe (SWE) bring together citizens and organizations that are committed and active in the cause of water. Their commitment is to ensure the application of the founding texts of the movement (the Montreal Charter and the Declaration of Strasbourg) to ensure access to drinking water and sanitation for all. The ISW is based in Montreal, Canada, and SEE is based in Strasbourg, France.
Building on the evolution of knowledge, the development of innovative partnerships and creativity, ISW-SWE develops initiatives that guarantee the right to water and thus universal access to water and sanitation, while preserving the resource. The ISW-SWE and its partners create bridges and dialogues between all stakeholders (civil society, academic sector, private sector and institutions).
News
#TFTC: A New Resource for Youth
January 11, 2021
The #TonFuturTonClimat initiative seeks to develop sustainable and economically viable model projects that have a tangible impact on populations and where young leaders from rural and peri-urban areas will be at the heart of design, planning and implementation. The project aims to put climate change resilience at the heart of local economic development through changes … Continue reading #TFTC: A New Resource for Youth
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ISW-SWE Annual Report 2019
December 21, 2020
Water and civil society: the levers of a sustainable & equitable world Our 2019 Annual Report is now available. While our societies have been hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic and our operating methods have been disrupted, the nature of our work remains unchanged and takes on a renewed meaning. The events of the past … Continue reading ISW-SWE Annual Report 2019
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Webinar with the International Network of Basin Organizations
December 21, 2020
The management of freshwater resources, structures, and services require considerable cooperation between a wide range of actors. The implementation of many decisions is only possible if there are a strong commitment and mobilization of all actors involved, public and private, collective or individual. In partnership with the International Network of Basin Organizations, we organized the … Continue reading Webinar with the International Network of Basin Organizations
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