World Water Forum ke-10 rumuskan prioritas di empat kawasan
The 10th World Water Forum recently took place in Brasília, Brazil, bringing together stakeholders from around the world to discuss and address the pressing issues surrounding water resources. One of the key outcomes of the forum was the formulation of priorities in four key regions: the Americas, Asia-Pacific, Africa, and Europe.
In the Americas, the focus was on improving water governance and management to ensure sustainable access to clean water for all. This includes promoting integrated water resource management and strengthening cooperation between countries in the region.
In the Asia-Pacific region, the emphasis was on addressing the challenges of water scarcity and pollution, particularly in urban areas. Participants discussed the need for innovative solutions to improve water quality and increase access to safe drinking water for vulnerable populations.
In Africa, the priority was on building resilience to climate change and ensuring water security for all. This includes investing in infrastructure and technology to improve water supply and sanitation services, as well as promoting sustainable agriculture practices to reduce water waste.
In Europe, the focus was on promoting water efficiency and conservation, particularly in the face of increasing water stress and pollution. Participants discussed the importance of implementing water-saving measures and protecting water resources through better monitoring and management.
Overall, the 10th World Water Forum was a platform for stakeholders to come together and exchange ideas, experiences, and best practices to address the global water crisis. By formulating priorities in these four key regions, participants have laid the groundwork for collaborative action to ensure a sustainable and secure water future for all.
