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The IWA World Water Congress comes to Copenhagen

Attracting over 10.000 leading professionals and thought leaders from across the water sector, Copenhagen will provide insights into how pioneering science, technological innovation, and leading practices can shape future water management. The IWA World Water Congress takes place from 11-15 September 2022.

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White paper: Water for Smart Liveable Cities

How rethinking urban water management can transform cities of the future.

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The state of knowledge on GHG emissions in the wastewater sector

The latest IPCC report made it very clear - once again - that the planet is under severe stress and urgent climate action is needed immediately. It is necessary for everyone to contribute to the sustainable reduction of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, including all sectors in all countries. This calls for ambitious national and international policies and collaborations across borders and sectors – water included.

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The IWA World Water Congress comes to Copenhagen

White paper: Water for Smart Liveable Cities

The state of knowledge on GHG emissions in the wastewater sector

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Sustainable fuels

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Denmark unveils plan to make aviation sustainable

24 September 2022
In reaching its net zero target by 2050, the Danish Government introduces new plan to ensure a 100% green flight route by 2025 and that all domestic aviation will be green by 2030. The transition will be financed by imposing a flat passenger fee of 13 DKK (1.7 EUR).
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Climate change adaptation

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Denmark becomes first to offer 'loss and damage' climate funding

23 September 2022
As the first UN member to offer direct cash for communities affected by climate change, Denmark announces new 100 million DKK (13.5 million EUR) support to climate adaptation and concrete activities to avert, minimize and address climate-induced loss and damage for the world’s poorest.
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Water efficiency

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Denmark’s water solutions can catalyse change across the world

23 September 2022
On 11-15 September 2022, more than 8000 leading figures in the water sector joined the International Water Association’s World Water Congress & Exhibition in Copenhagen. To share key insights and takeaways from this year’s congress, State of Green spoke to Anders Bækgaard, Congress President of IWA Denmark 2022.
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Job creation and transition

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Denmark makes international push for more offshore wind and a future beyond oil and gas

20 September 2022
On Monday, Denmark hosted two events that gathered groups of countries and non-state actors to boost ambitions for more offshore wind energy and to put an end date on oil and gas production.
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Water management

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Politics and practice connect around water as a key to act on climate change

13 September 2022
The IWA World Water Congress & Exhibition in Copenhagen hosted on 12 September a high-level summit connecting leading figures from the water sector with government and city representatives from more than 70 countries. As the largest IWA Congress to date, politicians and practitioners from all over the world discussed water as a key to deliver on climate change and the Sustainable Development Goals.
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Water management

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Next Generation Water Action makes waves ahead of the IWA World Water Congress

9 September 2022
Water challenges take generations to solve. While we have a lot of good water solutions available today, the solutions of tomorrow will be better. In this spirit, the next generation of water professionals showcased their innovations ahead of the official congress at the Next Generation Water Action Tech Bazar & Reception in Copenhagen.
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