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🌊💧 Join the Wave of #Change with the @WaterYouthNet! 💧🌍
Calling all passionate individuals committed to making a difference in the world of #Water and #Sustainability! 🌟💦
🌐 Find out more and join us at: linktr.ee/wateryouthnetwork
📣 Your idea could make communities safer from floods and droughts!
Apply to the 2026–2027 Youth-Led Projects Competition and receive support to pilot your solution.
🗓️ Deadline: 31 Aug 2026
More info 👇
📣Calling for proposals!
The Competition for Youth-Led Projects is now open!
We’re looking for youth-led initiatives that strengthen community resilience to floods and droughts. Turn your solution into action with pilot support.
📅Deadline: 31 Aug
🔗: droughtmanagement.info/idmp-…
🌊 Call for youth orgs! UNMGCY SDG 6 & GYMW have extended applications for the official youth process at the 2026 UN Water Conference.
📌 Apply: forms.gle/74DE8Ey4q9Zmb3pF6
🗓️ Deadline: 15 May
Diverse, inclusive participation encouraged.
#UNWater2026 #YouthForWater #SDG6
💧🌍 The Water Youth Network wishes you a powerful 2026!
Let’s accelerate #SDG6 ahead of the UN Water Conference & drive youth-led action for a water-secure future.
Together, we flow toward change! 💙🌊✨
#Youth4Water
📢 Join us for the webinar "Crowdsourcing for Flood Risk Management: Harnessing Community Data and Local Knowledge".
💧 Effective flood risk management depends on timely and accurate information. In some countries, observation networks are scarce.
But did you know that everyone can contribute to data collection using simple tools such as smartphones, social media, or drones?📲
This webinar will explore how crowdsourcing can strengthen #FloodResilience by linking community-driven data with institutional systems.
At World Water Week 2025, the Water Youth Network (WYN) was proud to have our member, Apoorv Nandwana, serve as a Young Scientific Programme Committee member and contribute to the seminar topic “Water’s Role in Decarbonizing Global Energy Systems”.
By bridging disciplines and acting as cross-sector facilitators, youth bring innovative ideas to the forefront and help drive water resilience. He shared examples of how, when given decision-making power and flexibility, young people can generate impactful ideas and solutions.
Following two days of intense discussions at the UNGA Multi-Stakeholder Dialogue for the 2026 UN Water Conference, the @WaterYouthNet in its role as the SDG 6 Youth Constituency of @UNMGCY — hosted a Caucus Meeting Debrief to reflect, regroup and plan ahead.
The meeting also marked the beginning of the next phase of youth coordination, with plans for collective mobilization ahead of two key milestones: the UN Water Conference 2026 in Abu Dhabi, UAE, and the Preparatory Meeting in Dakar, Senegal, in January 2026.
Youth are not just participants, we are co-creators of the future of water policy. 💧
#Youth4Water #UNWaterConference2026 #YouthLeadership #MGCY #WaterYouthNetwork #SDG6 #WaterJustice #LeaveNoOneBehind #YouthEngagement #UNWC2026 #WYN
On July 10, the @WaterYouthNet —as the SDG 6 Focal Point Constituency within the UN Major Group for Children and Youth (@UNMGCY)— held a bilateral meeting with the NGO Branch of @UNDESA, moderated by WYN President Maitreyi Koduganti.
Participants included youth from the Groundwater Youth Network, World Youth Parliament for Water, Y-PEER, ISW Youth, Kazakhstan Water Youth Network, International Association of Youth and Students for Peace, and Kenya’s refugee youth networks.
The meeting affirmed the importance of sustained partnerships to ensure youth are not just present, but shaping water policy. 💧
#Youth4Water #UNWaterConference2026 #YouthLeadership #MGCY #WaterYouthNetwork #SDG6 #WaterJustice #LeaveNoOneBehind #YouthEngagement #UNWC2026 #WYN