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World Water Cities Forum 2022 (WWCF 2022) will be held from
24 Nov - 25 Nov 2022
World Water Cities Forum 2022
World Water Cities Forum 2022 (WWCF 2022) will be held from 24 Nov - 25 Nov 2022 in Daegu, Republic of Korea. A much more productive and enriching forum is expected this year, especially with contributions from the World Water Council (WWC), with which Daegu City has entered into a strategic partnership.
City mayors, along with relevant municipal representatives and water experts, will join forces and engage in extensive discussions on the following three topics of mutual interest.
- 1. Water in the Cities: Safeguarding Clean Water and Adequate Sanitation Services for Cities with Good Governance
- 2. Digital Water Management: Unlocking Innovative and Advanced Solutions to Urban Water Management Systems through the Interface between Science and Technology
- 3. Securing Water Resources: Enhancing Urban Water & Ecosystems in the Era of Climate Change
As the final forum deliverable, WWCF 2022 will craft an ‘Urban Water Policy Brief’ based on the forum discussion to disseminate the knowledge and experiences of invited cities throughout the global water community.
In this year's WWCF, we are eager to return to the traditional face-to-face forum to maximize networking opportunities among the various participants, despite the fact that WWCF2022 will be held in a hybrid format. Furthermore, the Korean International Water Week (KIWW) will be held in the same week for four days which might be of interest to all WWCF participants.
World Water Cities Forum
Since 2015, World Water Cities Forum has been serving as an exclusive platform for city leaders and
water experts to discuss water-related issues and solutions for each city and share best practices and policies related to water management.
It is a forum for discussing the way to utilize water management and
water technology/water industry development as a tool for creating attractive, livable, resilient, and prosperous cities.
All participants have gained new insights into the successful implementation of water policies,
how to engage stakeholders and how to collaborate with participating cities.
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