🌱 Leading Chinese Experts share Perspectives on #Groundwater Resilience Improvement amid #ClimateChange at seminar hosted by GWP China, with support by the @EnvDefenseFund
Learn more and explore key points raised 👉 https://t.co/x0x8u6XyFS
💦 GWP is getting ready for @UNCCD#COP17 & #WorldWaterWeek 2026
Explore our COP17 participation 🔗👉 https://t.co/HR8fQ0OUaY
Explore our World Water Week participation 🔗👉 https://t.co/KWCqYna9yR
🌱 Universal access to #water and safe sanitation took center stage at the 19th Africa Public Service Day (APSD), hosted by Namibia, @NamPresidency
Key points from the Day 👉 https://t.co/dIiDHP9SyB
GWP proudly provided technical oversight to five comprehensive country-level case studies published in @ADBWater's #AWDO 2025
The Cambodia study indicates financing as major barrier to #WaterSecurity
All case studies are available in full in AWDO 2025 👉 https://t.co/pxbDkwt5O5
🔥 Hot off the press: NewsFlow July edition!
GWP is preparing for a busy August featuring #WorldWaterWeek 2026 & UNCCD COP17.
We also check in with activities and results from GWP Regions. Read it here 👉 https://t.co/22aajdteEP
#WaterSecurity
GWP proudly provided technical oversight to five comprehensive country-level case studies published in @ADBWater's #AWDO 2025.
The Bangladesh study shows #WaterSecurity progress amid persistent gaps
All case studies are available in full in AWDO 2025 👉 https://t.co/pxbDkwt5O5
📣Calling for proposals!
The Competition for Youth-Led Projects is now open!
We’re looking for youth-led initiatives that strengthen community resilience to floods and droughts. Turn your solution into action with pilot support.
📅Deadline: 31 Aug
🔗: https://t.co/s0Gl7QWPSP
🌊 What can young people achieve for flood resilience? In Uganda, SV4CASH turned ideas into action with community risk assessments, flood safety training and hazard mapping. 🚀 Yours could be next! The 2026–2027 competition is coming soon. Stay tuned!
👉https://t.co/kU8czJ1gdJ
🚀 Big ideas start here! As the Competition for Youth-Led Projects returns for 2026–2027, we're celebrating 2025 winner GreenQuest 🇳🇬—using gaming, youth action & community clean-ups to boost flood resilience. 💧 Could your idea be next? Stay tuned!
👉https://t.co/kU8czJ1O3h
@GWPnews and Partners strengthen Integrated Water Resources Management across the Horn of Africa through the #SDG#IWRM Support Programme
Learn more 👉 https://t.co/IZw0OI6vdE
The 10th Drin Stakeholders Conference in June brought together representatives from five Drin Riparians to advance the implementation of the Drin Strategic Action Programme through the newly launched @theGEF Drin II Project.
👉 https://t.co/5McBqn6yfi
Caribbean Small Island Developing States (SIDS) are translating #IWRM commitments into country-driven priorities through a set of IWRM mini-action plans providing practical, actionable pathways for advancing #SDG6 implementation.
Learn more 👉 https://t.co/iMjthigqV0
Djibouti has officially launched the Strengthening Climate Risk Management Project!
This project will strengthen climate resilience through risk mapping, informed planning, and stronger adaptation across Djibouti.
"Water is at the center of a new development agenda, & our core strategy is mobilising investment to make that transformation possible."-Hon. Pablo Bereciartua
During inaugural Board Meeting in Namibia, GWP advanced investment agenda through approved GIP blended finance facility
President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah reaffirmed Namibia’s commitment to global water security & international cooperation during a courtesy engagement with the GWPO Board. As host of GWPO, #Namibia is helping advance climate resilience and #water investment worldwide.
@NamPresidency
💧 President Nandi-Ndaitwah Champions Global Water Cooperation as GWPO Launches USD 500 Million Global Blended Finance Facility to Advance G20 Presidential Water Investment Legacy Initiative
Read the full press release here: https://t.co/KVnxU5weMf
@NamPresidency
As the world intensifies efforts to secure sustainable water futures, Namibia is increasingly positioning itself as a centre for global water governance and cooperation. With Windhoek now firmly established as a hub for water diplomacy, President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah today received a courtesy call from Mr Alex Simalabwi, Chief Executive Officer of the Global Water Partnership Organisation (GWPO) and Executive Secretary of the Global Water Partnership (GWP), together with Hon. Pablo Bereciartua, Minister of Infrastructure of Buenos Aires, Argentina, and Chair of GWP, accompanied by members of the organisation’s Board.
The Global Water Partnership Organisation is a multi stakeholder global network dedicated to strengthening water governance and promoting climate resilient investments to support a sustainable and equitable future. The visit follows the inauguration of the organisation’s headquarters and legal seat at the UN House in Windhoek on 23 May 2026, a milestone that further elevates Namibia’s role in shaping global water governance.
President Nandi-Ndaitwah welcomed the delegation and expressed appreciation for the confidence placed in Namibia as the host country. She underscored that water remains a national priority and a key driver of sustainable development, while reaffirming Namibia’s commitment to supporting the organisation as it establishes and strengthens its global presence in Windhoek.
Hon. Bereciartua thanked the Government and people of Namibia for their support, describing the relocation of the organisation’s headquarters as a historic step in its 30 year journey. He noted that GWPO has a presence in nearly 180 countries through more than 75 national partnerships and a network of over 3,000 member organisations. He added that the organisation now proudly embraces its identity as both global and Namibian, reflecting its deepening roots in the country.
He also commended President Nandi-Ndaitwah’s leadership in advancing climate resilience and gender responsive investment. Furthermore, he highlighted GWPO’s intention to work closely with Namibia on a range of priority areas, including transboundary water cooperation in the Okavango and Zambezi river basins, resource mobilisation for the Kunene Region, rural water and sanitation services, and innovative large scale projects such as desalination integrated with energy and food production systems.
H.E. Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah welcomed GWPO Board & appreciated the confidence placed in Namibia as the new host country.
As efforts to secure sustainable water futures, Namibia is positions itself as a centre for global #water governance and cooperation.
@NamPresidency@MAWLR_Nam
🏢 GWPO continues its Global Recruitment Drive
We're expanding our Finance & Corporate Services team with several new opportunities, from specialist to senior leadership roles.
📅 Deadlines: 11–18 June 2026
Apply 👉 https://t.co/TYcSKNvreC
#NowHiring#Vacancies
“Now, we celebrate the next 30 years of GWP & the next 30 years of GWPO in Namibia.”
During GWP’s 30 year celebration in Stockholm, Alex @simalabwi reflected on Namibia’s long history with the partnership as GWPO enters a new era with dual Headquarters in Namibia & South Africa