Climate change compels cities to rethink their approach to water supply and distribution

Technological advancements can help saving water for future generations

The MOSE shields the Most serene city from the rising tides, but an economy overdependent on tourism still threatens Venice.

Cities Must Rethink Their Relationship With the Blue Gold.

After a severe urban drought from 2016 to 2018, the South African city developed a new Water strategy, forging strong public-private partnerships.

Seawater desalination has the potential to provide water for much of the world’s population, but it needs energy and produces brine.

From Fighting Water to Living with Water

Cities are at risk of becoming less permeable. A 10% water absorption target could make a difference.

Urban Water Security, Infrastructure, and Resilience

Georgia's democratic aspirations clash with authoritarian tendencies as the ruling party pushes divisive legislation, threatening progress towards EU integration.

Xi's European tour has been marked by balance and division. While these two words may seem contradictory, they underscore two central aspects of China's strategy.