The success of the International Year of Water Cooperation and the World Water Day depends on the involvement of everyone! Throughout the Year, the Water Cooperation 2013 campaign will be marked by a number of events, actions and initiatives to raise awareness of the potentials and challenges for water cooperation, facilitate dialogue among actors and promote innovative solutions for nurturing water cooperation.
A high point of the campaign is World Water Day celebrations on 22 March 2013.
A general engagement, both individual and collective, is required for disseminating knowledge and the awareness of the value of water cooperation at local, national and international scales.

This 8 page brochure contains all you need to know on the key areas of water cooperation to get you informed for your event or celebrations! The brochure will be available in more languages soon.
For ideas and guidance, check out our Advocacy Guide for the Water Cooperation 2013 campaign. It is intended to offer ideas, pieces of advice and links to useful resources to help you plan your advocacy campaign and make your voice heard.
But please be creative, innovate: these are just a few of the things you can do!
Water and sanitatio
n are essential for human well-being, economic development and a healthy environment. Every year, water-related natural disasters such as storms, floods and droughts have devastating impacts on the lives of millions of people, on our economies and on the environment. Making sure that all have access to sufficient quantity and quality of water while preventing and mitigating risks from weather-related hazards is clearly one of the most critical challenges of our future.
Water touches every facet of life and its complexity makes water a challenging issue to discuss. Please share your or your organization’s experience with the current water and sanitation related MDG targets and contribute to building a common vision on water-related priorities after 2015!
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