Water security as financial resilience

The OMFIF Podcast by OMFIF

Jul 23, 202641:28Business

There is a growing water crisis on multiple fronts. In early 2026, United Nations scientists declared an era of global water bankruptcy as systems hit breaking point. The social and health implications of this are widely...

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