Official Press Releases from 2011 World Water Week 

2011-08-26
• World Water Week closes with 'Stockholm Statement' to the Rio+20
• Download: The Stockholm Statement to the 2012 United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development in Rio de Janeiro (Rio+20 Summit)

2011-08-25
• American Scientist Receives Stockholm Water Prize for Work to Save Lakes 

2011-08-24
Nestlé receives the 2011 Stockholm Industry Water Award

2011-08-23
Mobile Phone Innovation Wins American Teenager Stockholm Junior Water Prize

2011-08-22
World Water Week Opens with Global Leaders Calling for Green Investments to Secure Water for Future Cities

2011-08-09
28 Nations to Compete in 2011 International Stockholm Junior Water Prize Finale

All Press Releases

2011-08-26
Balancing water, food and energy equation a global challenge
- WWF

2011-08-25
UNEP Launches Water Chapter of Green Economy Report: Investments in Water Sector Could Pay Huge Dividends for Human Health and Food Security
- UNEP
Do Rights-based Policies Enhance Women's Leadership and Contribute to Sustainable WASH Outcomes: Taking Stock and Moving Forward
- DFID, Freshwater Action Network (FAN), US Department of State, WASH Advocacy Initiative and WaterLex
UPM publishes paper's water footprint in cooperation with Water Footprint Network
- UPM
International call for solutions and commitments to address global water challenges
- World Water Forum

2011-08-24
The Water Futures Partnership opens to new local and global partners
- SABMiller, WWF and the German international development agency (GIZ)
Managing Water Uncertainty and Risk: Early findings of the 4th edition of the World Water Development Report (WWDR4) and Future Global Water Scenarios
- UN World Water Assessment Programme (WWAP)
New reports highlight opportunities to improve water and sanitation aid efficiency in Africa
- EU Water Initiative's Africa Working Group
Industry Specific Water Tools to Launch During World Water Week in Stockholm
- CH2M HILL
Stockholm seminar focused on critical urban water issues: Panel discussion with seven industry experts outlined global trends
- Water Environment Federation (WEF)
Scarce Water Resources of Increasing Concern to NBIM
 
Begrensede vannressurser av økende bekymring for NBIM
- Norges Bank Investment Management
Investing in Basic Improvements in Sanitation Yield Major Economic Gains for East Asia’s Poor Households
- WSP/World Bank

2011-08-23
WBCSD launches first industry-specific water tools: Oil and gas and power utilities sectors covered
- World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD)
Alliance for Water Stewardship to launch report "Exploring the Value of Water Stewardship Standards in Africa" at 2011 World Water Week
- Alliance for Water Stewardship
Un nouvel Atlas présente la vulnérabilité des ressources en eau de l’Afrique en détails remarquables
- United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)

2011-08-22
WaterAid launches new tool to monitor global water and sanitation commitments
- WaterAid
Megastäder hotas av vattenbrist och föroreningar (in Swedish)
- WWF (download the new report "Big cities, big water, big challenges. Water in an urbanizing world" by WWF)
Radical overhaul of agriculture can create farms that enhance rather than degrade the world’s ecosystems, says new report
- The International Water Management Institute (IWMI) and The CGIAR Challenge Program on Water and Food (CPWF)
Investing in Ecosystem Services Vital to Improving Food Security, says UN
- United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and the International Water Management Institute (IWMI)

2011-08-21
•  Up to 50% of Urban Residents in Sub-Saharan African Do not Have Access to Clean Water and 60% Lack Adequate Sanitation
- UN-HABITAT
•  Key to African Water and Sanitation Access Lies in Completing Transition to Country-Led Service Delivery
- The World Bank and The Water and Sanitation Program (WSP)

2011-08-18
•  Protecting our urban water from corruption
- Water Integrity Network (WIN)

(Press Releases from convenors and partners will be updated here throughout the week)