41st International Association for Hydro-Environment Engineering and Research (IAHR) World Congress (22-27 June 2025)
With the theme “Innovative Water Engineering for Sustainable Development”, the 41st IAHR World Congress (IAHR2025) will be held from 22-27 June 2025 at the Singapore EXPO. It aims to foster interdisciplinary dialogue, exchange cutting-edge knowledge, and explore innovative solutions to the world’s most pressing water-related challenges.
IAHR2025 will address the multi-faceted challenges posed by the dynamic intersection of water resources management, climate change adaptation, and intricate interplay between water, energy, food security, and nature. It shall provide a platform for experts, researchers and practitioners from around the world to converge and share cutting-edge insights, groundbreaking research, and new solutions in the field of water engineering to meet these challenges.
As countries and cities grapple with the effects of climate change, IAHR2025 will delve into innovative water engineering that adapts to the evolving challenges posed by a changing hydro-environment. IAHR2025 will also explore innovative concepts that alleviate the increasing pressure on the water-energy-food nexus and the intrinsic linkages between these vital resources. Understanding and optimising this nexus is crucial to fostering sustainable development. IAHR2025 shall promote the global exchange and collaboration for integrated approaches that maximise these interconnected resources.
By placing a spotlight on innovative water engineering, IAHR2025 aims to contribute to the advancement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in both rural and urban environments, towards resilience societies for the well-bring of current and future generations.
IAHR2025 will be co-located with the Singapore International Water Week (SIWW) Spotlight 2025, a Summit that will bring cities together to discuss how cities can adapt and build greater resilience to floods and extreme weather events.
WELCOME TO THE 41ST IAHR WORLD CONGRESS
Prof. Philippe Gourbesville
IAHR President
(Co-Chair)
WELCOME TO THE 41ST IAHR WORLD CONGRESS
International Steering Group
On behalf of the International Association for Hydro-environment Engineering and Research (IAHR) I am delighted to invite you to participate in the 41st IAHR World Congress to be held in Singapore from June 22nd to 27th, 2025. For almost eighty years, the biennial IAHR World Congresses have brought together leading experts to help address the world’s pressing water environment engineering challenges. The event provides researchers, engineers, and decision makers the opportunity to share recent advances and experiences, identify emerging technology trends, and engage in lively debates.
Read MoreProf. Adrian Law
Executive Director
Coastal Protection and Flood Resilience Institute (CFI) Singapore
(Co-Chair)
National Organising Committee
It is with immense pleasure and anticipation that we extend our warmest welcome to all of you to the 41st IAHR World Congress in Singapore in 2025. The vibrant city-state of Singapore is well known for its long-term commitment to water management, and broad research and development efforts in innovation and sustainability. We are therefore proud to have this important opportunity to act as the global platform for researchers, engineers, and decision makers in the hydro-environment domains to come together to share recent advances and experiences, identify emerging technology trends, and engage in lively debates.
Read MoreKEY DATES AND DEADLINES
2024
1 July – Special Sessions & Workshops / Masterclasses Submission Opens
1 August – Abstract Submission Opens
31 October – Special Sessions & Workshops / Masterclasses Submission Closes
30 November – Abstract Submission Closes (extended deadline)
1 December – Notification of Acceptance (Special Sessions & Workshops / Masterclasses)
5 December – Abstract Submission Opens (Special Sessions)
2025
15 January – Abstract Submission Closes (Special Sessions)
15 January – Notification to Authors
15 February – Acceptance by Authors
15 February – Early Bird Registration Opens
1 March – Release of Advance Programme
15 March – Full Paper Submission Deadline
15 March – Early Bird Registration Closes
31 March – Deadline for Author Registration
31 March – Finalisation of Special Sessions & Workshops / Masterclasses
1 May – Release of Final Programme
1 June – Submission of Presentation Slides and Electronic Posters
22-27 June – 41st IAHR World Congress Singapore
Themes presented will include:
Coastal Flooding and Protection
River and Sediment Engineering
Eco- and Environmental Hydraulics
Hydraulic Structures
Integrated Water Resources Management
Urban Water Management
Flood and Drought Management
Groundwater Management
Remote Sensing and Field Measurements
Computational and Experimental methods
Data-Driven Methods and Machine Learning (Hydroinformatics)
Digital water
Nature-based solutions
Climate mitigation and adaptation
ON BEHALF OF THE INTERNATIONAL STEERING GROUP (ISG) OF THE 41ST IAHR WORLD CONGRESS AND THE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR HYDRO-ENVIRONMENT ENGINEERING AND RESEARCH (IAHR), WE ARE DELIGHTED TO INVITE YOU TO JOIN THE 41ST IAHR WORLD CONGRESS IN 2025 IN SINGAPORE.
SINGAPORE
Welcome to Singapore
Nestled at the southern tip of the Malay Peninsula, Singapore stands as a testament to the harmonious coexistence of diverse cultures, progressive urban development, and a rich tapestry of history. The island city-state prides itself as a pivotal trading hub and maritime port due to its strategic location in Southeast Asia.
Prominent initiatives such as NEWater and advancements in desalination technologies stand as testament to Singapore's steadfast commitment to overcoming its geographical challenges such as limited land area, lack of natural freshwater sources, and vulnerability to climate change. Through diversification and innovation, Singapore has positioned itself as a hub of ingenuity, spearheading global conversations and advancements in water management practices. This ongoing pursuit of innovation reaffirms Singapore's status as a beacon of resilience and progress on the international stage.
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