Climate Change and Water Security is a vital course designed to equip professionals and students with a comprehensive understanding of how climate change is reshaping water availability, sustainability, and infrastructure resilience. The course introduces the core concepts and drivers of climate change, while exploring its far-reaching effects on water supply systems and the ability of institutions to respond effectively.
Students will gain critical insights into the direct and indirect impacts of climate variability on water resources and learn how to assess and enhance the preparedness of water service authorities and related institutions. The course explores both mitigation strategies—such as reducing emissions—and adaptation approaches, including the use of nature-based solutions and climate-resilient infrastructure.
Tailored for municipal officials, planners, environmental managers, and industry professionals, this course supports learners in developing practical skills to integrate climate resilience into disaster management, urban planning, sanitation services, and industrial operations. Whether you’re working in government or the private sector, this course offers the knowledge and tools to lead sustainable water initiatives in the face of climate uncertainty.
