🌏 This #WorldWaterDay, we’re focusing on space solutions for water & gender equality. Around the world, women and girls are most affected by water challenges. They spend hours collecting water, care for those impacted by unsafe water, and face risks to their health, safety and education. 🛰️ Space can help. Satellite data helps us monitor water resources, detect pollution, and predict floods and droughts—so communities can prepare, respond and adapt. Space technologies also lead to real-world solutions, from advanced water filtration systems to smarter water use on the ground. Through #Space4Water, UNOOSA connects experts, data and tools, sharing real solutions, training and opportunities to tackle water challenges worldwide. The UN Platform for Space-Based Information for Disaster Management and Emergency Response (UN-SPIDER) helps countries access satellite data to support action before, during and after water-related disasters. And through the Space4Ocean Alliance, we work w...