The Water Decade
The tenth edition of Stormwater Poland is a symbolic and exceptional milestone—a chance to reflect on a decade of intensive development in stormwater management in Poland. The opening session, “The Water Decade,” provides a review of the experiences of the past ten years: from the first systemic initiatives, through the mistakes made, to the solutions […]
Drought, Flood, and the Future of Water
Extreme hydrological events are increasingly affecting the functioning of Polish cities. Prolonged periods of drought alternate with intense rainfall, overloading infrastructure and creating real risks for residents. The “Drought, Flood, and the Future of Water” session focuses on the need to view these phenomena together—not as separate issues, but as two sides of the same […]
Water Visionaries
The future of stormwater management is increasingly built on new technologies and data. During the “Water Visionaries” session, participants will explore solutions that are already redefining the way urban infrastructure is designed, modeled, and managed. Artificial intelligence, digital twins of cities, advanced simulation tools, and circular economy concepts demonstrate that rainwater can become a local, […]
Architects of Water
The cities of the future are not only about infrastructure hidden underground, but also about public space in which water plays a key role. The session “Architects of Water” is dedicated to those who actively shape urban reality: architects, urban designers, planners, engineers, and public officials. Through planning, legal, and design decisions, they influence the […]