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We focus on capacity development, technical assistance, and collaboration—equipping leaders to create sustainable solutions at the scale needed to end the global water crisis.

06/11/2026

Les inscriptions sont désormais ouvertes pour les cours en ligne du Global Water Center, destinés aux professionnels du secteur de l'eau du monde entier.

Vous pouvez choisir parmi :
💧Promotion de la gestion des ressources en eaux souterraines (en anglais uniquement)
💧Passation de marchés et gestion des contrats dans le domaine du forage de puits (en anglais uniquement)
💧Systèmes d'approvisionnement en eau à énergie solaire : aperçu des principes et des pratiques (en anglais et en français)

Des bourses sont disponibles, mais les candidatures doivent être soumises avant le 22 juin.

Ne manquez pas cette occasion d'apprendre auprès d'experts du secteur et d'acquérir des compétences pratiques que vous pourrez mettre en œuvre immédiatement.

Inscrivez-vous dès aujourd'hui : https://globalwatercenter.org/learn-with-us/courses/

06/09/2026

Registration is now open for Global Water Center's online courses, designed for water professionals around the world.

Choose from:
💧Advocating for Groundwater Resource Management (English)
💧Professional Borehole Drilling Procurement and Contract Management (English)
💧Solar Powered Water Systems: An Overview of Principles & Practice (English and French)

Scholarships are available, but applications close June 22.

Don't miss your chance to learn from industry experts and build practical skills you can apply immediately.

Apply today: https://globalwatercenter.org/learn-with-us/courses/

06/04/2026

Our Director of Portfolio, Eileen Dyer Jarnholt, recently went to Tanzania and shared this reflection on her travels:

"It had been eleven years since I lived in Tanzania during my PhD fieldwork in sustainable agricultural development, focusing on sugar and rice.

Coming back reminded me of the everyday realities many communities still face. The last time I was in Tanzania, it bothered me to rely on bottled water while many of my neighbors dealt with unsafe water sources.

This time, I came back to stand alongside local leaders who are improving access to safe water across the country."

We are grateful for each and every member of our team and their contributions to bring safe water to communities around the world.

Do you know someone working to solve the global water crisis? Tag them below.

06/02/2026

We’re thrilled to launch two new online courses developed in response to real needs emerging across the water sector:

💧 Advocating for Groundwater Resource Management
💧 Professional Borehole Drilling Procurement and Contract Management

We are also offering our original solar-powered water systems course in both English and French.

Registration for Term 3 courses is open through June 22, with classes beginning July 20.

Register here: https://globalwatercenter.org/learn-with-us/courses/

05/28/2026

Some things you can’t fully understand from a desk.

Tess Brodie, our Technical Services Program Manager, recently went to El Salvador and shared this reflection with our team:

"Visiting our partners in the field made my work feel real in a whole new way.

Water security stopped being a framework and became a woman turning on her tap at any hour of the day or night.

Technical assistance stopped being a line item and became real people, in real communities, gaining the tools and the credibility to invest in their own water future.

Coming back to my desk after the trip was hard. But learning that GWC was named a UN-Water Partner reminded me that our work behind the scenes is equally important as it is connected to a global effort to advance safe water for all."

We are grateful for colleagues like Tess and for the people who work each day to find solutions to the global water crisis.

05/27/2026

You don’t have to be a water engineer to help end global water poverty.

Real, lasting change happens when people from all backgrounds engage, share knowledge, and work together across disciplines.

Whether you’re in research, policy, education, business, or simply passionate about equity—there’s a place for you in this work.

We believe stronger systems are built when more voices are connected. By amplifying insights, collaborating across sectors, and learning from one another, we can create solutions that last.

Ready to take the next step?

👉 Join our community and explore ways to get involved:
https://globalwatercenter.org/get-involved/ -our-community

Together, we can move closer to a world where safe water is accessible to all.

05/26/2026

Stay informed. Stay connected. Help drive change.

Around the world, progress toward ending global water poverty is happening every day and the stories behind that progress matter.

By joining our newsletter, you’ll get:

💧Updates on global water initiatives and collaboration efforts
💧 Stories of real-world impact and progress
💧 Opportunities to engage and make a difference

When you stay informed, you become part of the solution.

Sign up and follow our work:
https://globalwatercenter.org/get-involved/ -our-community

05/21/2026

Global Water Center is partnering with UNICEF to expand expertise in operating solar-powered water systems worldwide.

“By sharing our expertise and supporting regional UNICEF Offices and their local partners, we can help ensure communities have reliable access to safe water,” said Thomas Johnston, CEO of GWC.

Through online and in-person trainings in English and French, local teams and water professionals are gaining the skills to design, install, and maintain systems that last.

This initiative strengthens local knowledge, improves system longevity, and ensures solar-powered water solutions continue delivering safe water for years to come.

Learn more: https://globalwatercenter.org/global-water-center-gwc-is-partnering-with-unicef/

05/20/2026

What does real progress look like in the fight against global water poverty?

It looks like collaboration.

Ending water poverty takes local leaders, researchers, implementers, funders, and advocates working together to create approaches that are practical, scalable, and built to last.

Partnerships are at the heart of everything we do. We work to connect people, knowledge, and organizations across the sector because no single group can solve the global water crisis alone. But together, we can drive meaningful, lasting change.

Collaboration starts with connection.

👉 Tag an organization you admire that’s helping solve the global water crisis.

Let’s highlight the partners making a difference and grow this community of changemakers.

05/19/2026

We're excited to launch our free, on-demand courses!

With over 4x applicants for each spot in our regular training courses, we've made these more accessible for everyone looking to develop their skills in the water sector.

Simply select an on-demand course, request log-in access, and you can begin to learn today at no cost.

These courses are designed to equip professionals, students, and changemakers with the practical skills needed to improve water access and public health.

The benefits of our on-demand courses are:

✅ Learn at your own pace
✅ Gain real-world expertise
✅ Be part of meaningful change

Explore the courses today:
https://globalwatercenter.org/learn-with-us/courses/

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