In a time of interconnected crises—ecological, social, economic, and institutional— water, as a vital thread running through all systems, offers a unique lens through which to understand and address these complex challenges.
The 13th Iberian Congress on Water Management and Planning focuses on the growing issue of water scarcity, exacerbated by climate change and unsustainable demand. While past responses often prioritized infrastructure-based solutions, today’s context calls for a shift toward a just water transition—one that reduces demand, protects vulnerable communities, and ensures fair and sustainable water allocation.
“From Scarcity to the Social and Environmental Reallocation of Water” aims to explore both conceptual frameworks and practical pathways toward this transition,
Taking place in Salamanca from April 24 to 26, 2025, the event will bring together voices from various backgrounds —natural sciences, social sciences, engineering—as well as policy-makers, civil society, and local communities, featuring also presentations and insights from the Transcend project,