Stockholm International Water Institute (SIWI)

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Stockholm International Water Institute (SIWI)

SIWI is a water institute that leverages knowledge and our convening power to strengthen water governance for a just, prosperous, and sustainable future.

Websites: www.siwi.org, www.worldwaterweek.org Through applied research and policy consultation, capacity-building in individuals and institutions, strategic communication to influence private and public sectors, and linking key actors across sectors, SIWI stimulates the development of innovative policies and scientiﬁcally based solutions to water-related challenges. Internationally active, politi

cally neutral, and intellectually objective, SIWI welcomes opportunities for collaboration with partners across the world.

03/10/2025

✨ Throwback to an inspiring day with the juniors’ program!

One of the highlights was the study visit to Xylem, where learning met hands-on experience. 💧🏢

The finalists were welcomed by the Xylem team before splitting into smaller groups to explore different stations – from testing wastewater pumps to discovering Xylem’s youth programs. ✨

The visit ended with a shared lunch, great conversations, and new connection. 💙

A big thank you to Xylem for opening the doors and creating such an engaging experience that continues to inspire! 🙏

11/09/2025

Innovation in action!

The SJWP finalists spent a day at IVL Swedish Environmental Research Institute exploring real-world water research at Sjöstadsverket Water Innovation Centre (SWIC). 🌍✨

Divided into three groups, the finalists rotated through different stations, gaining hands-on insights into how IVL turns research into practical solutions for today’s water challenges.💧

The visit wrapped up with an interactive lunch at the IVL office, where finalists and National Organizers connected over presentations and discussions about IVL’s impact.

A heartfelt thank you to IVL for an inspiring and memorable learning experience! 🙏💙

10/09/2025

As part of the Stockholm Junior Water Prize program, the finalists and National Organizers enjoyed an inspiring day at Skansen – the world’s first and oldest open-air museum! 🌿

The day featured a guided tour by Skansen, while the Xylem team shared insights about their water projects, including improving the water supply for Skansen’s seal enclosures, showcasing sanitation and hygiene, and creating hands-on learning opportunities about water’s role in history and sustainable development. 💧✨

The visit ended with a delicious Swedish dinner of classic meatballs, where everyone shared stories, laughter, and great conversations. 🥘💙

A big thank you to Skansen and Xylem for making this day so memorable and inspiring! 🙏

08/09/2025

It’s already been a week since the Stockholm Junior Water Prize 2025! 💧🌍 Here’s a look back at some of the highlights. ✨

On September 24 and 25, finalists took center stage in interviews with the international jury, presenting their projects and engaging in in-depth discussions with leading experts from science, industry, and policy.

These sessions are at the heart of the prize, giving young innovators a platform to showcase their creativity, knowledge, and passion for tackling global water challenges. 🌎💡

A sincere thank you to our international jury members for their dedication and thoughtful evaluation, making this experience truly valuable for every finalist. 🙏💙

26/08/2025

✨ Congratulations to Niklas Ruf and Jana Spiller from Germany for winning the Stockholm Junior Water Prize 2025! 🎉💧

They received their award from HRH Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden 👑 for their project WarnMe — a smart, low-cost flood warning system that uses sensors and intelligent algorithms to monitor water levels in real time and alert people through a user-friendly app. 🌍⚡

👏 Huge applause to Niklas and Jana for developing an innovation that strengthens community safety against floods!

26/08/2025

✨ Congratulations to Kagan Mehmet Ozkok from Türkiye for winning the Diploma of Excellence at the Stockholm Junior Water Prize 2025! 🎉💧

His project uses a contactless, AI-powered sound detection system to identify water waste from faucets and toilets. 🌍💡 This innovative solution is low-cost, scalable, and easy to install, helping schools, businesses, and households save water more efficiently.

👏 A big applause to Kagan for combining science, technology, and sustainability to protect our most vital resource!

26/08/2025

✨ Congratulations to Divyasri Kothapalli, from the United Kingdom, for winning the People’s Choice Award of the Stockholm Junior Water Prize 2025! 🎉💧

Her project presents a low-cost solar water distillation system that provides clean drinking water for off-grid and rural communities — all without electricity or carbon emissions. 🌞🌍 Tested under different conditions, the system delivered consistent results even in moderate climates like the UK. 🌦️

👏 A big thank you to everyone who voted and celebrated the brilliance of young scientists at the Stockholm Junior Water Prize!

20/08/2025

⏱ Counting down to the big night!

Join us for the Stockholm Junior Water Prize Award Ceremony live from City Hall on Tuesday, August 26 at 18:30 CEST. 🌍💧

📺 The live streaming link is available in our bio – don’t miss it!

19/08/2025

🌟 We’re excited to share some wonderful news! 🌟
 Annabelle Rayson, the winner of Stockholm Junior Water Prize 2022, will be joining us for the SJWP 2025 thanks to a Harvard stipend.

Since winning the prize, Annabelle has continued to inspire with her dedication to water research and environmental sustainability. Now, she will bring her passion, knowledge, and experience to this year’s Stockholm Junior Water Prize, connecting with this year’s young innovators from around the world.

15/08/2025

Gearing up for the Royal Award Ceremony of the Stockholm Junior Water Prize 2025! 🤩

This year, we’re gathering at one of Stockholm’s most iconic landmarks — the stunning City Hall 🏛️✨

🎉 Registration is now open for all delegates! Join us for a reception with light refreshments and a unique chance to meet and mingle with the inspiring finalists of the Stockholm Junior Water Prize.

📅 Save the date: Tuesday, 26 August | 17:45
👑 The ceremony where Her Royal Highness Crown Princess Victoria will announce the winners!

We can’t wait to celebrate groundbreaking innovation in water science with you all!

👉 Reserve your spot now — link in bio!

08/08/2025

Thank you to everyone who joined yesterday’s webinar! 🙌

What an incredible session with our amazing finalists and national organizers! 💙

We walked through the exciting day-by-day journey of the Stockholm Junior Water Prize week — from inspiring study tours and field visits, to interviews with the international jury, fun social activities, and the unforgettable Award Ceremonies at Stockholm City Hall 🏛️.

The countdown has officially begun — we can’t wait to welcome you to Stockholm! 🇸🇪✨

25/07/2025

🇪🇬 Meet today’s finalists from Egypt:

👉 Adam Elsayed Salama & Ahmed Eldeeb
👉 Project: AI-Optimized Hydro-Zeolite Photocatalytic Wastewater Purifier

Their project presents a smart, three-stage system that combines hydrogel desalination, zeolite-based pollutant removal, and a doped photocatalyst that regenerates the materials for repeated use.

Now, they’re taking it a step further — adapting the system to use a lightweight AI model that reads real-time sensor data to optimize material selection on the go.

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