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World Water Day 2019

Safe and clean access to water and sanitation is still not a right afforded to everyone, even in Australia.
City water restrictions hurt most vulnerable

Australian women have disproportionately been affected in times of drought.
Professor Rob Skinner Named

Lead Chair of the Victorian Government’s Water Forums
Bringing fresh water and hope to the world's poorest

Good Weekend Magazine speaks with MSDI's Director Prof. Rebekah Brown.
Monash to lead global slum revitalisation project

Major international research project has the potential to improve lives

Working with Water

All around the world, urban water systems are facing the pressures of climate change and urban expansion. Cities are experiencing droughts, floods, and degrading waterways. And they need to find new ways to manage their water.
Monash University has an international reputation for innovative research that does just that. And Monash Water Sensitive Cities supports interdisciplinary research on urban water from faculties and institutes across the university – including Arts; Engineering; Design and Architecture; Science; Law; Business and Economics; and more recently, Medicine.

Water Sensitive Revitalisation

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Urban Water Research Cluster

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Water and Sustainability in Asia GRIP

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Cities as Water Supply Catchments

Harnessing the potential of stormwater to overcome water shortages, reduce urban temperatures, and improve waterways health and the landscape of Australian cities.
Water for Liveable and Resilient Cities MOOC

Learn how water can be used in the planning of cities to improve liveability in the face of climate change and population growth.
Video: Realising Sustainable Water Management in Cities

Professor Rebekah Brown - Sir John Monash Lecture, Malaysia

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