Wetskills organizes the first Water Challenge in Hungary! This edition of Wetskills brought the participants to the beautiful city of Budapest for a two-weeks programme, with workshops, teamwork, visits to water-related locations and meetings with water-experts. The finals and awarding were aligned to the Budapest Water Summit. ‘Preventing water crises is the most important commandment of our time.’
Online (interstate) W@tskills Event in India!

Wetskills Foundation and our Indian host Centre for Environment Education are organizing this - online - Water Challenge with participants from different states in India, working together with international participants, on water & climate adaptation cases. . The participants will work in transdisciplinary teams on real-life water cases.

Wetskills jubilee event in South Africa! For the 5th time Wetskills Foundation and partners organised a Wetskills Water Challenge in this vibrant and beautiful country. Join us now!

The Olympic Wetskills-Japan 2021 Water Challenge (July 29 - August 5) had its online programme during the Olympic Games in Tokyo, where Kiran Badloe, windsurfer and Wetskills Ambassador won a golden medal!

First Wetskills Water Challenge in Denmark! This edition of Wetskills was organized in and around Copenhagen, from 15 - 27 August 2021, with a two-weeks programme with workshops, teamwork, visits to water-related locations and meetings with water-experts. The Finals and Awarding were online, with the Wetskiils community welcome to join!

An international team of students and young water professionals from Romania, The Netherlands and other countries joined us for this Wetskills-Rominia 2021 event. They worked on 3 challenging water cases in a program with interesting wokshops and field visites, starting on 11 September, and presenting their ideas during the Finals and Awarding session with livestream on 22 September.

This Wetskills Water Challenge was aligned to the AIWW 2021 - Amsterdam International Water Week. Teams of students and young professionals from various countries wee working on real life water cases in a two-week programme (24 October – 5 November 2021) with site visits, teambuilding and meetings with water experts. Some were joining online from home, due to corona. The main challenge: to think out-of-the-box and develop innovative, realistic concepts. The teams presented their ideas during the finals on 4 November in Amsterdam, as part of the AIWW - Future Water Leaders Programme.