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Drops of change

Drops of change

By: International Secretariat for Water
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 Drops of Change is a podcast by the International Secretariat for Water (ISW), an international NGO that has been improving universal access to water and sanitation for more than 30 years. Through each episode, we spotlight the changemakers of today and tomorrow, those dedicating their energy, creativity, and expertise to building a world where water resources are protected, sustainably managed, and accessible to all.International Secretariat for Water Social Sciences
Episodes
  • Youth making waves in the water sector

    Youth making waves in the water sector
    Dec 11 2025

    Episode 1 of Drops of Change explores how young professionals enter the water sector.

    Featuring Ghinwa Zaarour and Monika Jetzin, this conversation highlights real experiences, key challenges, and opportunities available through programmes like the Youth for Water and Climate Programme.

    A must-listen from our Water Generation series for anyone interested in youth leadership and the future of water.


    Authors: Manon Bonneau & Coline Arnoux (International Secretariat for Water)
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    22 mins
  • Drops of change - teasing

    Drops of change - teasing
    Dec 11 2025

    Before diving into our full episodes, this teaser invites you into the world of Drops of Change: where youth voices, community action, and global advocacy meet. Learn what drives our work, why water matters now more than ever, and what stories you can expect as we spotlight those creating real change.

    Authors: Manon Bonneau & Coline Arnoux (International Secretariat for Water)
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    2 mins
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