The mission of Water Sensitive Cities Australia is to mainstream water sensitive principles and practices. So it’s heartening to see our tools incorporated into government advice for practitioners.
Understanding the lifecycle costs of water sensitive solutions
Water Sensitive Cities Australia is working with partners around Australia to develop a lifecycle costs toolkit to support business cases for water sensitive solutions.
Reaffirming our mission to see water sensitive practice in every city, every day
A recent partner workshop was the perfect opportunity to look at what we’ve achieved in our first full year of operation, and focus areas for the future.
Updated Value Tool now available
The 2023 version of the Value Tool includes more values and a new search function
Exploring a water sensitive future with the World Bank
Water Sensitive Cities Australia and other Australian partners met with World Bank representatives recently, to explore ways to create a water sensitive future.
New articles on biofilters build on early CRCWSC research
Check out 2 recent articles that explore options for improving the effectiveness of biofilters. Both build on early work by the CRC for Water Sensitive Cities.
Designing African blue-green cities for all
The #cocreateDESIGN FESTIVAL 2022 celebrated innovative water sensitive solutions that have uplifted communities and created inclusive cities in Africa.
Kunshan Demonstration Park wins a landscaping award
The AILA Award of Excellence for Kunshan Demonstration Park recognises the project’s innovative approach to integrating urban water management and public access.
Asian Development Bank support for integrated water management in Jiaxiang County (China)
A strategy to improve urban water management in Jiaxiang County is a step closer to becoming reality.
We’re helping create climate resilient urban centres in Thailand and Cambodia
WSCA has been on the ground in Thailand and Cambodia, working with local experts on ways to create climate resilient urban centres.