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World Water Week 2026 (23-27 Aug) in Stockholm is the premier annual conference on global water issues, organized by SIWI. It focuses on water security, sanitation, and sustainability through scientific seminars and networking.
Exhibitor mix: Themed tracks, scientific seminars, and convenor-led sessions rather than traditional expo booths.
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Venue
Stockholm Waterfront Congress CentreConference centre · 14,000 m² · ~3,000 people
A versatile, modern venue in central Stockholm, Sweden, featuring a large congress hall, divisible meeting rooms, and adjacent restaurant facilities, suitable for conferences, congresses, and exhibitions.
📍 Nils Ericsons Plan 4, 111 64 Stockholm, Sweden
Operated by Stockholm Waterfront Congress Centre (Radisson Hotel Group)
Organizer
Stockholm International Water Institute (SIWI)Nonprofit · Stockholm, Sweden · Founded 1991
An organization working for wise water management through research, policy advice, and knowledge exchange.
Why people attend
To network with water policy makers, research institutions, and NGOs to advance sustainable water management solutions, water security, and SDG progress.
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