COLLABORATING ORGANIZATIONS 2017
Water Week 2017 was Made Possible by the Following Organizations. Thank You!
Go to NACWA
NACWA
Go to WEF
WEF
Go to WE&RF
WE&RF
Go to WRF
WRF
Go to AWWA
AWWA
Go to WateReuse
WateReuse
Go to USWA
USWA
Go to WWEMA
WWEMA
Go to AMWA
AMWA
About Water Week 2017
The Water Sector Unites to Elevate Water as a National Priority
Water Week 2017 communicated the value of water to environmental protection, to economic development and to job creation – and inspire action.
As crises like the water contamination disaster in Flint, Michigan remain in the headlines, water as a nonpartisan issue continues to grow as both a governing priority – occupying a more prominent place in the national policy agenda – and in general awareness. The recent passage of Water Resources Development Act (WRDA)—renamed the Water Infrastructure Improvements for the Nation (WIIN) Act – and signals by President Trump’s administration regarding investment in infrastructure, indicate that the nation’s most important natural resource will gain even more prominence in 2017 making the strong, unified voice for water and the potential policy-shaping grassroots energy embodied by Water Week 2017 more important now than ever.