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Future is Public

The Water Justice work is engaged in building viable alternatives to water privatisation, focusing on how to reform public water systems in order to make the human right to water a reality for everyone.

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  • Rivers of resistance Water for life, not profit

    • Remunicipalisation
    • Water Justice
    • Democratic Public Services

    This report intends to capture the current state of play of the global water justice movement in order to strengthen struggles for public and community water systems. It emerges amid growing water crises in many regions, which have come to constitute a global crisis. It is based on conversations that took place at the “Our Future is Public” conference in Santiago, Chile, in 2022, and is part of the movement’s critical response to- and reflections on the UN 2023 Water Conference. Order print copy

    Report by
    • Adrian Murray
    • Fany Lobos
    • Javier Márquez

  • Public Water and Covid-19 Dark Clouds and Silver Linings

    • Water Justice
    • Democratic Public Services
    • COVID-19
    Book

  • Our Public Water Future The global experience with remunicipalisation

    • Water Justice
    • Remunicipalisation
    Book by
    • Satoko Kishimoto
    • Emanuele Lobina
    • Olivier Petitjean

  • Reclaiming Public Water book : Achievements, Struggles and Visions from Around the World

    • Water Justice
    • Democratic Public Services
    Book by
    • Brid Brennan
    • Olivier Hoedeman
    • Philipp Terhorst
    • Satoko Kishimoto
    • Belén Balanyá

  • Here to stay: Water remunicipalisation as a global trend

    • Water Justice
    • Democratic Public Services
    • Remunicipalisation
    Report by
    • Satoko Kishimoto
    • Emanuele Lobina
    • Olivier Petitjean

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Cities versus Multinationals

Publication

This publication takes a comprehensive look at the confrontation between cities and multinationals’ power, which is played out in many different ways in different sectors. It includes articles written by activists, journalists, officials and academics from different European countries.

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