India Water Week

How well do you know india’s water story?
From traditional water-harvesting systems to modern irrigation technologies, India has a long history of finding smarter ways to use and conserve water.

Think you know your water trivia?
Drop your answer in the comments and let’s see how you do!

Follow IIWW 2026 for more water trivia, insights and stories.

📅 22–26 September 2026
📍 Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi

The countdown to INDIA INTERNATIONAL WATER WEEK 2026 has begun.
From 22–26 September, Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi becomes the meeting ground for water leaders, experts, innovators, institutions and industry from across the world.

Whether you’re looking to exchange ideas, build partnerships or showcase your solutions, this is where the water community comes together.

Register as a delegate or book your exhibition space now.

Visit indiawaterweek.in to register and know more.

📅 22–26 September 2026
📍 Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi

Don’t just be a part of the audience. Be part of the conversation.

What lies beneath our feet can determine the water security of communities above them.
Through NAQUIM 2.0, scientific mapping and characterisation of aquifers is helping strengthen the understanding and management of India’s groundwater resources, particularly in water-stressed and quality-affected areas.

From knowing the aquifer to managing the aquifer, science and data can help shape more sustainable groundwater decisions.

Explore the conversations shaping the future of water at IIWW 2026.

📅 22–26 September 2026
📍 Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi

Register as a delegate or exhibitor:
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ClimateResilience

From tracking water availability to monitoring changes in rivers, lakes and groundwater, remote sensing gives us valuable insights from above.

As climate variability puts increasing pressure on water resources, technologies like remote sensing are helping strengthen data-driven, informed and CLIMATE-RESILIENT WATER MANAGEMENT

How well do you know water? Did you answer this correctly?

The RIVER BASIN MANAGEMENT (RBM) SCHEME promotes basin-level planning for the integrated management of surface water, groundwater and associated ecosystems. It supports scientific planning, project development, flood and erosion management, drainage development and sustainable water use across strategically important river basins.

With a focus on basins including the Brahmaputra, Barak, Teesta and Indus, the scheme strengthens India’s approach to water security through coordinated planning, modern technologies and institutional collaboration.

Discover the initiatives shaping India’s water future at INDIA INTERNATIONAL WATER WEEK 2026.

22–26 September, 2026 | Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi

THEME: CLIMATE RESILIENT WATER MANAGEMENT

REGISTER NOW: indiawaterweek.in

Resilience begins with the choices we make every day. Reduce what we consume, reuse what we can, and recycle what we no longer need. At INDIA INTERNATIONAL WATER WEEK 2026, these everyday actions connect to a larger vision for CLIMATE RESILIENT WATER MANAGEMENT and a water-secure future.

Join the conversation at IIWW 2026 and be part of building a more resilient water future.

This September, India welcomes the global water community to the 9th INDIA INTERNATIONAL WATER WEEK 2026.
Bringing together policymakers, thought leaders, researchers, industry experts, innovators, and development partners from around the world, IIWW 2026 will be a platform for dialogue, collaboration, and knowledge exchange on today’s most pressing water challenges.

Join us in shaping solutions for a water-secure, climate-resilient future.

📍 22–26 September 2026
📍 Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi
Theme: CLIMATE RESILIENT WATER MANAGEMENT