By 2050, demand for water is expected to rise by 55% globally, while climate change will make droughts more frequent and severe. Few countries are better prepared to face this future than Spain.
Consider these numbers:
- Spain has over 5,000 dams, giving it one of the largest storage capacities in Europe.
- It is among the top 5 countries worldwide in desalination capacity, producing more than 5 million m³ of freshwater per day.
- Its water reuse rate is three times higher than the EU average, a critical factor in urban and agricultural supply.
These achievements are not only technical; they reflect governance, investment, and innovation that other countries can learn from.
The International Certificate in Management and Innovation for Water and Sanitation Utilities offers participants an in-depth look at these solutions. The program combines expert-led sessions with first-hand visits to Spanish water utilities, reuse plants, and integrated management projects.
👉 If your organization is seeking resilient strategies for water and sanitation, Madrid is the place to learn them.
