Grammy Winner Will Calhoun to Headline Safe Water Network's "What Does Sound Look Like?" this September Living Colour drummer and digital artist Charles Kliment turn live music into visual art for a one-night benefit in Chelsea.
Stakeholders from government, the private sector, and development partners convened in Accra for the 2026 Beyond the Pipe Forum, the 16th such event hosted by Safe Water Network. This year’s forum explored how Safe Water Enterprises (SWEs) can transition from pilot initiatives to investment-ready models capable of delivering sustainable water services at scale.
The 2016 World Water Week allowed Small Water Enterprises (SWEs) to gain recognition as a solution to help meet the needs of the millions of communities around the world lacking access to safe water.
At the fourth annual India Beyond the Pipe Forum, Safe Water Network released the Urban Sector Review report, which highlights the rapid emergence of Small Water Enterprises as a response to the inadequate and unsafe supply of drinking water in urban regions on India.
At the 25th World Water Week in Stockholm, Safe Water Network and the PepsiCo Foundation hosted a session that focused on the benefits of grouping community water systems.
The third annual Beyond the Pipe Ghana forum focused on the potential for public-private partnerships in community water systems.
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