The Asia-Pacific region’s road towards the 6th World Water Forum and a secure water future

Organising the region’s involvement

The Asia-Pacific Water Forum (APWF) has been acting as the regional coordinator of the Asia-Pacific region since the 4^th World Water Forum. It is an independent, not-for-profit, non-partisan, non-political network of stakeholders in the Asia Pacific region with members from governments, international organizations and civil society.
The APWF was created following a call from the region’s water ministers to help address the challenges of the Asia Pacific Region.

More information on: www.apwf.org

For the 6^th World Water Forum, the APWF is coordinating 7 targets proposed by FAO, ICIMOD, KWF, UN ESCAP, UNESCO and UN HABITAT. The targets aim to find solutions about: Household and Urban Water Security, Economic Food and Water Security, Water Risks and Resilience, IWRM process for a Water secure World.

Mobilising leaders and stakeholders before the 6^th World Water Forum, “The 2nd Asia-Pacific Water Summit” will take place in Bangkok, Thailand, February 5th and 6th, 2012.
More information in our "Upcoming events" section

 

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