From Scarcity to Security: Sustainable Water Management for Small Island States.



The side event will discuss the technical, financial, regulatory, and social considerations of sustainable water management, also known as integrated water resources management.


Related Sites and Documents: Concept Note and Agenda.

Watch from Scarcity to Security: Sustainable Water Management for Small Island States (HLPF 2026 Side Event)!




Economic and Social Council

Location: 405 E 45th St, New York, NY 10017, USA

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