We build and develop networks of water professionals organisations. We create unique value by connecting people and organisations across borders because we believe that local needs are best served by bringing expertise and skills together from different parts of the world. The Water Agency facilitates knowledge exchange and drives co-creation and innovation. We work together to create tailored roadmaps that are designed to maximize the impact of their investment: Impact by Design.
The first of its type in Australia, South-East Queensland WaterFutures brought together 171 professionals over 5 days in August, 2016 using design thinking to collaboratively develop a holistic framework to…
There is high and growing level of interest to do business in Myanmar, also in the water sector. Many international companies and organisations are actively trying to develop opportunities. Supporting…
The Delta Academy of the Myanmar-Netherlands Water Challenge 2016 was not to be missed in Yangon last week as a long line of orange umbrellas could be seen marching the…
The Water Agency has been involved in many port development projects; connecting people, knowledge and ideas across countries: Australia Through its Australia Water Challenge program, TWA supported several initiatives to…
Connectedness is the defining success factor for the global water sector. Connectedness enables sharing of knowledge, commitment, learning, innovation, collaboration, transparency, accountability. The Myanmar water sector has a unique opportunity…
In Queensland, the significant impacts of extreme flood events (2010-11 and 2013) has resulted in a focus for government agencies and communities to seek solutions that can provide long term…
On behalf of the Dutch government, Gregor van Essen and Piet Filet , partners at The Water Agency , were members of the main organising committee of the Water Trade…
The Water Agency is gradually developing its position as network orchestrator and business developer for the international water sector in Indonesia. Building on its reputation with the Indonesia Water Challenge…
