Water Supply and Wastewater Management – Approaches and Perspectives from Germany and Syria

How can sustainable municipal water supply and wastewater management be established as a core element of municipal public service provision? How can these insights into reconstruction efforts and water resilience be applied to the Syrian context?

Join us in sharing municipal experiences from Germany and Syria and in reflecting on the political, institutional and financial framework conditions.

You can:

• Gain insights into the historical development of municipal water services in Germany as a key component of local public service provision, including factors that contributed to reliable water supply systems, effective wastewater management, and strong municipal institutions.
• Learn about the current situation, priorities, and challenges of Syrian municipalities and water service providers, particularly regarding water supply, wastewater management, water security, and resilience in the context of reconstruction.
• Exchange experiences on the political, institutional, technical, and financial conditions necessary for rebuilding, operating, and maintaining sustainable water services and ensuring reliable local public service provision in challenging environments.
• Examine the role of peer learning, municipal partnerships, and international cooperation in strengthening local capacities.

December 15, 2026, 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 a.m. CET
Working languages: German and Arabic

To register: Please register on the website of Engagement Global’s ‘Communities in One World Service Agency’