Flowing Forward is a new capacity-building program aimed at strengthening the institutional capabilities of the water sector in Bangladesh. The project focuses on two key challenges: improving asset management within the Bangladesh Water Development Board (BWDB) and enhancing the knowledge of public organizations to effectively develop and manage Public–Private Partnerships (PPPs).
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In December, World Water Academy participated in a strategic visit to Morocco focused on strengthening water sector skills and partnerships. Through policy dialogue, innovation exchange, and field visits, the mission highlighted the critical role of capacity building in translating innovation into practice. The Dutch–Moroccan Water Days and the signing of the Water Action Plan reinforced the shared commitment to skills development and long-term cooperation. The visit marked an important step towards a resilient and future-proof water sector in Morocco.
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Our office will be closed for the holidays from Saturday December 20 to Sunday, January 4.
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This november, World Water Academy made a valuable contribution to two interactive workshops during the AWSISA Water & Sanitation Dialogue: Sisterhood in Water and Data-Driven Water Management in Johannesburg. The outcome? Inspiring conversations, new connections, and opportunities for collaboration within the water sector. The presence of Pemmy Majodina, South Africa’s Minister of Water and Sanitation, reinforced the shared ambition for a future-proof and water-secure Africa.
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How can strict drinking water regulations be effectively translated into daily practice? That question was central during the international training Professional Development on Surveillance and Enforcement in Drinking Water Quality Regulation Framework – Malaysia, organized by Wateropleidingen in cooperation with Malaysian partners and experts from the Dutch drinking water sector.
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Which Subject Matter Expert (SME) Trainer at World Water Academy excels at sharing practical expertise with enthusiasm, resonates well with participants, and contributes to the quality of the training programs? During the symposium "Acceleration in water knowledge" on September 3rd, director Gabrielle Knufman announced the Trainer of the Year: Mr. Henri van den Akker.
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In the Netherlands, interest in wastewater treatment is booming: the World Water Academy courses Wastewater Treatment Technology and Advanced Wastewater Treatment Technology together account for 10 new course groups this fall. The challenges of wastewater treatment are global and the need for skilled professionals is growing everywhere. That is why World Water Academy offers tailor-made and in-company training programs internationally.
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Which themes will shape the future of the water sector, and what does that demand from professionals? World Water Academy explored these questions during the symposium "Accelerating Water Knowledge" with partners in the watersector and our trainers. The ideas and discussions around AI, the evolving human role, emerging skills, and the need for (international) collaboration form a valuable starting point for the multi-year strategy of World Water Academy.
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CEO Gabrielle Knufman joined World Water Week in Stockholm, representing World Water Academy. A unique opportunity for strengthening international partnerships on sustainable water management and meeting the South African Minister of Water.
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The development of artificial intelligence (AI) is accelerating - every week brings new possabilities. What impact will this have on the water sector? This summer, HydroLogic and Wateropleidingen organized a practical masterclass to inspire professionals: with AI, you're better prepared for extreme weather and can respond more quickly to changing conditions.
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You can reach World Water Academy by telephone: +31 030 606 94 00 or e-mail: info@worldwateracademy.nl.
