Khalifa University and UNESCO host 1,398 students at Water Hackathon
Khalifa University announced the registration of 1,398 students from 56 countries for the 2026 Global Water Hackathon, organized in collaboration with UNESCO and supporting the development of practical solutions to address global water challenges. The event aims to empower youth to innovate evidence-based solutions to improve water security, focusing on topics such as water desalination, reuse, and artificial intelligence, within a strategic framework leading up to the UN Water Conference in Abu Dhabi. The hackathon will conclude in December 2026 with awards presented to the best projects in front of an international audience, with the goal of promoting innovation, infrastructure, and governance for sustainable water management.
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