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Cities around the world are being hit hard by climate change and increasing urbanisation. At the same time, cities are part of a solution in which water is a unifying force, a catalyst and is leverage for sustainable development.
Water around the world is not only the most important risk factor, but is the biggest all-encompassing challenge. Water has the potential for transformative and sustainable impact and a comprehensive cultural shift.
This is the idea behind Water as Lev
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