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Our Work

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Around the world, people and ecosystems are feeling the effects of climate change through water. Flooding, droughts, rising sea levels, and irregular rainfall mark profound changes in the earth’s hydrological cycle, and are having disproportionate impacts on countries with the least ability to absorb the shocks.

RWA brings relevant decision makers, technical experts, and investors together to create impact through two complementary and mutually-reinforcing roles:

Deal driver - Identify, develop, structure, and accelerate investable opportunities that channel public, private, and commercial finance to strengthen water security and climate resilience​.

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Market system shaper – Unlock critical barriers to investment at scale by generating market intelligence, strengthening ecosystem connectedness, and creating foundational commercial viability.

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RWA works in emerging market economies around the world, collaborating with investors, governments, corporates, and civil society organisations to build resilience in watersheds, supply chains, and municipal water systems.

Learn more about RWA’s work in our focus countries:

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NIGERIA

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BANGLADESH

World map highlighting the Resilient Water Accelerator's focus countries (Nigeria, Bangladesh) in green and strategic engagement/on-demand countries (Morocco, Malawi, South Africa, and Brazil) in orange.