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Today I'm moderating a Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office Ministerial Roundtable on water security and climate development, where we will share details from our @watecommongood report, written with co-chairs Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala @JRockstrom Tharman Shanmugaratnam. I'll be discussing the need for 'just water partnerships' to

NEW: IWMI in #SriLanka🇱🇰 is hosting Global Commission on the Economics of Water. GCEW’s 2024 report reminds us we can fix the #watercrisis if we govern the hydrological cycle as a global #commongood, act collectively, and with greater urgency. There’s a staggering cost of inaction. #GlobalGoals

⚠️The global water crisis needs global action. The Global Commission on the Economics of Water (Global Commission on the Economics of Water) is redefining the way we value and govern water for the common good. 📺Watch the co-chairs speak about the water crisis here: buff.ly/UNLA824

💧What does a mission-oriented approach to water look like? Building on the recent Global Commission on the Economics of Water report, this UCL Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose policy brief by Mariana Mazzucato & Luca Kühn von Burgsdorff examines how to adopt 5 missions to address the global water crisis. ✍️Read it here: buff.ly/2m4F20w

Honoured today to attend a reception hosted by King Charles at Buckingham Palace, with Ministers and representatives of organisations dedicated to transforming futures through water security. 🙏 to Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office WaterAid Global Commission on the Economics of Water for collective action on #Water4Climate

Buckingham Palace to meet His Majesty the King of England. Deeply honored to step through the gates of Buckingham Palace, in London, invited by His Majesty the King, who serves as the patron of WaterAid, to attend a water and climate reception. A moment of deep gratitude to God

The water crisis requires a new economics of water: one that values the hydrological cycle as a global common good, transforms water governance at every scale, and reimagines finance for water security. Yesterday, alongside our chair Baroness Jenny Chapman, Minister for

The Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office outcome statement from the roundtable I moderated on water security recognises the critical role of water in the interconnected climate–nature-development nexus. Our Global Commission on the Economics of Water report argues we need to go further, with a new economic framing to address our

Following the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office roundtable on water security, which I moderated, met with King Charles III at the @WaterAid reception where we had the opportunity to share our Global Commission on the Economics of Water report. The report's framing of water as a global common good complements His Majesty's

💧 Coming up next week: MFA Austria, the Austrian Development Agency, together with the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, Regions, and Water Management, will host the 6th Austrian Development Cooperation (ADC) Water Day on 27 March 2025. The theme chosen for Water Day 2025 is

💧The water crisis requires a new economics of water Last week, UCL Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose Director Mariana Mazzucato moderated a Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office Roundtable on water security, followed by a reception with HRH King Charles III hosted by @WaterAid. 🔗Read the Global Commission on the Economics of Water report: buff.ly/rC2EOSz

💧What does a mission-oriented approach to water look like? Building on the recent Global Commission on the Economics of Water report, this UCL Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose policy brief by Mariana Mazzucato & Luca Kühn von Burgsdorff examines how to adopt 5 missions to address the global water crisis. ✍️Read it here: buff.ly/as0FOLL

💧 This op-ed by Dr. Musonda Xoliswa Mumba, Henk Ovink and Johan Rockström highlights a critical truth: water is the foundation of economic security, yet it remains undervalued and mismanaged. As climate change disrupts the hydrological cycle, we must embed water at the heart of global

On #WorldWaterDay, reflecting on Global Commission on the Economics of Water's transformative work showing water is not just an environmental issue—it's central to economic development and human security. Proud to have co-chaired alongside Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, @JRockstrom and Tharman Shanmugaratnam on reimagining water

🗨️"I’m honoured to accept my participation in the Global Transformation Council alongside H.E. Jakaya Kikwete, Hon. Pemmy Majodina, & other members who work closely with the #G20leaders to make #water an anchor and cornerstone for #SustainableDevelopment” -Henk Ovink Global Commission on the Economics of Water

💧💰 Water is not just another resource — it is the silent currency underwriting every purchase, investment, or trade we make, from the farmer’s market to the stock market. Without reliable freshwater flows, ecosystems collapse and undermine carbon sequestration and

☔ 🌍🚰 It’s easy to take water for granted — until there’s too much or too little of it. Yet in the way we govern our economies, water is overlooked, undervalued, and mismanaged. We can continue treating water as an afterthought and responding to crises as they emerge, or we