Features
Too much water, too little water: Singapore’s climate balancing act
Singapore must plan beyond fixed design standards, using phased infrastructure, digital modelling and cross-sector collaboration to manage flooding, sea level rise and long-term water security.
Adapting to the tide: Policy solutions for Indonesia’s water and climate threats
Indonesia’s water challenges necessitate integrated planning that links water supply, wastewater, and stormwater systems to enhance resilience, mitigate flood risk, and ensure long-term water security in the face of climate change.
Data you can act on: The new frontline in water quality management
Utilities across Asia are shifting from periodic sampling to real-time water quality monitoring, using integrated data systems to improve decision-making, climate resilience, and public trust.
