Participate • Collaborate • Resolve
Creating dedicated space for deep dialogue on shared challenges, moving beyond surface-level discussions to meaningful insights and understanding.
Building agreement across diverse stakeholders through transparent, balanced participation that honors all voices in the water stewardship community.
Aligning efforts and resources by transforming fragmented conversations into coordinated action, maximizing impact through collaboration.
WaterLogues is a series of events that provide space for inter-organisational dialogues to support and advance collaboration on water stewardship.
Using the convening opportunity around existing events such as the AWS Forum, World Water Week and Climate Week, WaterLogues brings the water stewardship community together for a day of thorough discussions on shared challenges and opportunities.
WaterLogues is a series of events that provide space for inter-organisational dialogues to support and advance collaboration on water stewardship.
Using the convening opportunity around existing events such as the AWS Forum, World Water Week and Climate Week, WaterLogues brings the water stewardship community together for a day of thorough discussions on shared challenges and opportunities.
WaterLogues was established as a neutral, stand-alone, community-owned platform to transform fragmented conversations into consensus across the water community to catalyze solving shared water challenges. By prioritizing dialogue over presentation and collaboration over promotion, WaterLogues is successfully creating trusted spaces for cross-sector exchange and learning.
WaterLogues governance mechanism includes a steering committee made up of organizations like:
The steering committee is responsible for coordination and administration of WaterLogues, quarterly coordination calls, refinement of the governance model, topic selection and convenor selection processes, and maintenance of neutrality safeguards (such as balanced participation and transparency).
Connect, collaborate, and contribute to the future of water stewardship
Location
Haymarket by Scandic Hotel, Hötorget 13-15, 111 57 Stockholm, Sweden
Date
August 25th, 2026,
Tuesday
Event Timing
11:30 am to 3.30 pm
(Local Time)
Join us for our upcoming WaterLogues event in Stockholm. Be part of meaningful dialogues on water stewardship, connect with global leaders, and help shape the future of collaborative water management.
Connect, collaborate, and contribute to the future of water stewardship
Location
Haymarket by Scandic Hotel, Hötorget 13-15, 111 57 Stockholm, Sweden
Date
August 25th, 2026,
Tuesday
Event Timing
11:30 am to 3.30 pm
(Local Time)
Join us for our upcoming WaterLogues event in Stockholm. Be part of meaningful dialogues on water stewardship, connect with global leaders, and help shape the future of collaborative water management.
Upcoming events are being planned and will be available soon.
Comprehensive reports and outcomes from past WaterLogues events will be available soon.
Access presentations, discussion summaries, and collaborative outcomes from previous gatherings.
Access reports and documentation from past WaterLogues events. These resources provide insights into the discussions, outcomes, and collaborative initiatives that have emerged from our community gatherings.
August 2026 • Waterlogues Event
What Makes People Stay Engaged in Collective Action? Exploring the human side of collective action, discussions examined how trust, relationships, shared purpose and meaningful participation can help sustain collaboration and deliver lasting impact.
June 2026 • World Water Week
Mobilising Collective Action Ahead of the 2026 UN Water Conference: Participants explored how to strengthen private sector engagement, build more effective business-government partnerships and improve coordination across the water stewardship community to turn global ambitions into practical action.
August 2025 • Climate Week
Strengthening Water Monitoring and Collective Policy Action: Discussions explored common catchment-level indicators for monitoring water outcomes and opportunities to strengthen coordinated policy and regulatory engagement ahead of the 2026 UN Water Conference.
June 2025 • AWS Summit
Building Credible Collective Action for Water: The inaugural WaterLogue explored what makes collective action credible and effective, from inclusive governance and shared accountability to trust, measurable outcomes and the potential for mapping collective action initiatives across river basins.
August 2026 • Waterlogues Event
What Makes People Stay Engaged in Collective Action? Exploring the human side of collective action, discussions examined how trust, relationships, shared purpose and meaningful participation can help sustain collaboration and deliver lasting impact.
June 2026 • World Water Week
Mobilising Collective Action Ahead of the 2026 UN Water Conference: Participants explored how to strengthen private sector engagement, build more effective business-government partnerships and improve coordination across the water stewardship community to turn global ambitions into practical action.
August 2025 • Climate Week
Strengthening Water Monitoring and Collective Policy Action: Discussions explored common catchment-level indicators for monitoring water outcomes and opportunities to strengthen coordinated policy and regulatory engagement ahead of the 2026 UN Water Conference.
June 2025 • AWS Summit
Building Credible Collective Action for Water: The inaugural WaterLogue explored what makes collective action credible and effective, from inclusive governance and shared accountability to trust, measurable outcomes and the potential for mapping collective action initiatives across river basins.
Best practices and frameworks for hosting effective multi-stakeholder water stewardship conversations.
Practical methods for achieving inclusive agreement across diverse stakeholder groups and perspectives.
Real-world examples of successful collaborative water management initiatives from around the globe.
Do you have any questions? We’d love to hear from you.
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