Over the last months, Frodo van Oostveen (CEO World Waternet) has been challenging himself and others regarding the impact of the upcoming UN Water Co...

Over the past few weeks, staff from water authority Amstel, Gooi & Vecht (AGV), World Waternet, and partner organisation LekHabo made a small step tow...

From 6 - 18 November 2022, the 27th session of the Conference of the Parties to the UNFCCC (COP27) was held in Sharm El-Sheikh (Egypt). The event prov...

Last weekend, after a short illness, our colleague Henk Post passed away at the age of 68. This sudden loss has been a major shock for his family, fri...

On 15 August, the first pre-paid water (ATM) kiosk was officially launched in Tanzania! MORUWASA and World Waternet jointly developed a solution to pr...

It is with much pleasure we introduce our new World Waternet colleagues Frank Tibben (WOP Intelligence Manager), Margareth Bouhuis (Assistant Sector C...

Three long-awaited BluElephants are officially launched in Halhul in the West Bank. These unique wastewater recycling units can transform wastewater i...

With the departure of our colleague Koen Maathuis, the World Waternet team has transitioned from four to three Regional Managers as of the 15th of Jun...

Annemarie Weijenberg is project manager of the World Waternet project in Morogoro. In her second blog, she shares with us her presentation of the Tanz...

Marjolein Reijnierse is Project Manager and Advisor on Climate Adaptation at regional water authority Rivierenland. In addition, she is active in our ...

Janette Worm is Regional Manager West-Africa. In her blogs she shares her experiences in Burkina Faso and Mali. In her second blog ,she tells us about...

Janette Worm works for World Waternet as Regional Manager for West Africa. She lives in Amsterdam and writes blogs about her experiences in Burkina Fa...