The Prince Sultan Bin Abdulaziz International Prize for Water (PSIPW) congratulates Professor Günter Blöschl for winning the 2025 Stockholm Water Prize.He is being awarded for “his world-renowned work on flood risk reduction, water resource management, flood scaling, and regional process hydrology.”
Could applying space-based wastewater technologies on Earth reduce our dependency on large-scale plants, lower costs, and improve sustainability? Join UNOOSA and PSIPW on Wednesday, 18 June for a Space4Water Webinar that critically assesses the economic implications, scalability, and technological gaps between space and Earth systems.
Bringing together government, corporate, and academic resesearch professionals engaged in space and water applications, the Fifth Space4Water Stakeholders Meeting was a two-day intensive workshop to develop practical, applicable solutions for water challenges on the ground, particularly in developing countries.
The Prince Sultan Bin Abdulaziz International Prize for Water (PSIPW) supported the plenary speaker, Menggui Jin, Professor of Hydrogeology at China University of Geosciences, at an international groundwater conference in Rio de Janeiro held in honour of PSIPW groundwater laureate Martinus Th. (“Rien”) van Genuchten.
The Prince Sultan Bin Abdulaziz International Prize for Water (PSIPW) was a knowledge partner for the tth Arab Water Week, which brough together over 500 experts, leaders, and innovators to explore the nexus of water, energy, environment, and food sustainability across Arab countries.
