Global changes To respond to large-scale forces reshaping the world and affecting water resources globally. Task Force Chair: IIASA and Co-Chair: UNESCO The Task Force worked and presented a workplan based on 3 sections: 1. Greater attention for water issues within climate dialogues internationally 2. Act in the capacitation of communities to adapt to global changes and population dynamics 3. Seek out cooperative partnerships to reinforce the capacities of communities to improve their disaster preparedness and resilience in the event of emergency situations, humanitarian crises and forced migration The Task Force presented a special session on “water connector of solutions to face global changes” in the 9th World Water Forum in Dakar on March 24th 2022. Water was presented there as a key element to the resolution of problems induced by global changes. Documents Raising ambitions on the road to COP25 - High-level strategic workshop on water and climate - Outcomes document Water infrastructure for climate adaptation the opportunity to scale up funding and financing #ClimateIsWater Flyer #ClimateIsWater - What to say to a climate negotiator about water Start With Water Urban Resilience and Water Disasters A Future Role for the World Water Council Increasing Financial Flows for Urban Sanitation