Anna Delgado

A knowledge exchange in Portugal, co-hosted by World Bank Water & Águas de Portugal, brought global experts together to explore circular economy solutions for water & climate. Read more: wrld.bg/TzZQ50UREEz

A knowledge exchange in Portugal, co-hosted by World Bank Water & Águas de Portugal, brought global experts together to explore circular economy solutions for water & climate. Read more: wrld.bg/TzZQ50UREEz

Ever thought water could be a game-changer? On August 28, discover how Circular Economy can make water and sanitation smarter, fairer, and more sustainable! 💧🔄 #WWWeek wrld.bg/OYvO50SUfvR

Wastewater reuse & recycling presents a huge opportunity to reduce our #waterfootprint.💧♻️ Here are 4️⃣ key lessons from a recent knowledge exchange event on Water in the Circular Economy: wrld.bg/AmJL50QaxkK

🗓️ 22 August ⏰ 16:00 CET ♻️Learn about @TheGwsp -supported projects incorporating circular economy principles from around the 🌍 at this #WWWeek session: wrld.bg/8vur50PBGr2 #WICER

Join us today! It is an online session and part of the free online #WWWeek conference. #circulareconomy #wicer @diegorod_water #water #WorldWaterWeek2023

Very pleased to open the trg workshop on #circular economy, #reuse and #resilience at @WASHFutures in #Brisbane. Reducing water losses, increasing recycle and reuse, switching water infra to operate on renewable energy, and reducing emission is a priority for @WorldBankWater.

And the winner of our judges choice best poster award is Allison Coleman from @WorldVision And the winner of the most popular poster (by delegate vote) is Irma Setiono from @WorldBank Congratulations 👏🏻 👏🏻👏🏻 #WaWF23

Climate finance is an opportunity for the water sector #WaWF2023

Check our #WICER report and other materials here: worldbank.org/WICER @WorldBankWater @diegorod_water @WASHFutures #WaWF23 #CircularEconomy

It was a pleasure to present the @WorldBankWater Water in Circular Economy and Resilience (WICER) Framework at the #WaWF23 #Brisbane #wicer #CircularEconomy @WASHFutures

Come and get the Water In Circular Economy and Resilience (WICER) Framework at the @WorldBankWater booth at the #WaWF23 conference #CircularEconomy

Regulation exists in order to mitigate the risk of abuse of monopolistic power in water providers. Regulators need to simulate the behaviour of a competitive water market. - @saltiel_water @WorldBankWater @WorldBank

It is important to formalize the participation of civil society in the regulatory process, together with resources and education - Gustavo Saltiel, Lead Water and Sanitation Specialist @WorldBankWater @WASHFutures #WaWF23 @saltiel_water

A way to increase regulatory capacity is to build associations of regional regulators to share knowledge, challenges and solutions and to help each other - Gustavo Saltiel @saltiel_water @WorldBankWater @WASHFutures #WaWF23 #Brisbane

We need leadership training at all levels

Leadership is not only for people with titles of authority. Everyone can be a water leader and come up with innovative ideas - Tracey Slatter, MD @BarwonWater @WASHFutures #WaWF23 #Brisbane

Regulatory transparency is crucial - Gustavo Saltiel, Lead Water and Sanitation Specialist @WorldBankWater #WaWF23 @WASHFutures @saltiel_water

We are measured on whether the customers trust us, which is very important - Tracey Slatter, MD, Barwon Water @WASHFutures #WaWF23