➡️#WaterYourStory | Episode 2 Say hello to Juliana Bedoya, who shares why water is close to her heart, essential for our world & how collaboration fuels impact. Every Thursday, discover inspiring stories from the World Bank Water teams powering solutions worldwide. Saroj Kumar Jha

💧Dive into the future of water management with World Bank Water’s #DigitalWater platform! Discover how innovative technology is resharing sustainable water solutions worldwide. Read our blog for more: wrld.bg/GSPF50W2jB2

🔍 In Iraq, water availability may decline by 13-28% by 2050; the Dominican Republic could see sea levels rise by 0.5m, threatening livelihoods; in Ethiopia, 5M people face drought risks each year. Read more: wrld.bg/1hkF50W7Yui

Bialla, in Papua New Guinea, struggled for years without clean water access. Thanks to World Bank-supported project, + 5,000 residents now have safe running water! The project is transforming lives by bringing this vital resource to communities. wrld.bg/mhoy50WiNyP

Today at #FfD4, World Bank & 9 MDBs launched the first-ever joint Water Security Financing Report as a major step toward addressing water challenges highlighting: 🔹 Global insights 🔹 Collective MDB investments 🔹 Joint efforts to ensure access Download: worldbank.org/en/topic/water…

Dive into World Bank’s groundbreaking report, Funding a Water-Secure Future, with our interactive dashboard on water sector spending. See funding trends, spending gaps, budget execution rates, and more to support better decision-making for water security: wrld.bg/g55k50UuC9V

💧#WaterYourStory | Episode 3 Meet Gregory Kpegli from IFC Infrastructure, as he shares what drives his commitment to water and sustainable impact. 🌍 Watch now and get inspired. World Bank Water

We are pleased to welcome @SebastianBuckup as the new Co-Chair of 2030 Water Resources Group (WRG) Steering Board. His leadership comes at a pivotal time, as urgent water challenges call for stronger coordination and multistakeholder engagement. Learn more: 2030wrg.org/governance

Water + Energy = Growth & Jobs. Throwback to Knowledge Café at #WBGSpringMeetings2025 with discussions on how optimizing existing infrastructure, scaling desalination and investing in joint land-water management can drive resilience & create jobs. Replay: worldbank.org/en/who-we-are/…

Hear from Ajith Radhakrishnan, Sr. Water Resources Mgmt Specialist World Bank & India Lead 2030 Water Resources Group (WRG), on why water is key to survival, food & economic growth. 🎥 #WaterYourStory #WaterSecurity #WaterforFood

What if water had a second chance? What was once overlooked is already shaping how we secure water today and in the years ahead. Get ready for our latest report on scaling #waterreuse. #WaterReimagined

The power to scale #WaterReuse lies in working together. From policymakers to industry, success hinges on public+private sector collaboration. World Bank Group’s new report shows how collective action can unlock transformative opportunities. Stay tuned. #WaterReimagined

From source ➡️ use ➡️ reuse. With rising water stress, one solution is gaining momentum. #Waterreuse offers a second chance for water in cities & industries. World Bank Group’s upcoming report provides insights, investments & policies driving it. #WaterReimagined IFC | MIGA

Scaling #WaterReuse takes collective action. World Bank’s upcoming report shows how public sector leadership and private sector innovation can drive change. Share your perspective. Take the poll ⬇️ #WaterReimagined What’s the most critical lever to scale water reuse globally?

By 2050, nearly 70% of people will live in cities. As urban demand grows, so does pressure on water systems. The question isn’t 'if' we scale #waterreuse, but 'how quickly'. World Bank’s new report explores the policies & partnerships to make it happen. #WaterReimagined

As cities expand & industrial demand rises, the case for water reuse is urgent. The new World Bank Group #ScalingWaterReuse report shows where reuse can scale, barriers to progress & how leaders can act — across policy, finance & tech. 🔗 worldbank.org/en/topic/water… #WaterImagined

In Luanda—one of the fastest-growing capitals in the world—over half the population relies on unsafe, costly water from tanker trucks or open sources.  The BITA 💧water project is changing that.

Reflecting on #Dakar10, where Sahel leaders reaffirmed their commitment to: -Irrigate 1M hectares by 2035 -Boost cross-sector collaboration -Harness irrigation for jobs and agricultural output. 2030 Water Resources Group (WRG) remains committed to supporting inclusive partnerships that drive action.

1B people face water shortages yearly. Yet cities discard nearly 1B m³ of water every day. The World Bank #ScalingWaterReuse report shows how bold policy leadership, targeted investment, and active private sector partnerships can tip the scale. 🔗 worldbank.org/en/topic/water…