Following the Public Sector Reforms initiative of the Government of Western Australia, the Water and Rivers Commission will be working to establish a new environment and water resources management agency.

The goals and functions of the Corporation are: - To control and ensure the optimum development and use of the water resources of the Commonwealth of The Bahamas; - To ensure the co-ordination of all activities which may influence the quality, quantity, distribution, or use of water; - To ensure the application of appropriate standards and techniques for the investigation, use, control, protection, management, and administration of water; - To provide adequate supplies of suitable water for domestic use, for livestock, for irrigation, and agricultural purposes, for urban and industrial use; - To provide adequate facilities for drainage and the safe disposal of sewerage and industrial effluents.

This site provides information on rainwater harvesting methods and on the National Water Harvesters Network of India; a resources section with statistics, news and organizations involved in rainwater harvesting.

Water Management Team of the The Economic & Social Commission for Western Asia aims to strengthen the capacity of member states in efficiently managing their water resources, based on an integrated water resources management approach.

WRS mission statement is to contribute effectively to the best possible quality of life for the people of South Africa, by promoting water research and the application of research findings.

WRA's mission is to ensure the sustainability of Jamaica's water resources through continual assessment and proper management, promotion of conservation and protection, and optimal development of these resources; to ensure rational and equitable allocation of the nation's water resources; and to reduce conflicts among water users.

The U.S. Geological Survey has the principal responsibility within the Federal Government to provide the hydrologic information and understanding needed by others to achieve the best use and management of the Nation's water resources. The Water Resources Division is in charge with this mission.

WARPO is a key organization of the Government of Bangladesh dealing with nation wide water resources planning and management and, thus, forming an apex body in the water sector. WARPO is responsible for three main assignments : prepare and update National Water Management Plan, update and maintain a National Water Resources Database, act as a clearing house for all water sector projects undertaken by any agency involved in the water sector.

The mission of the Water Resources, Development and Management Service is to promote efficient use and conservation of water resources to achieve food security and sustainable agriculture and rural development.

The Water Utility Partnership (WUP) mission is the development of the water supply and sanitation sector in Africa in terms of coverage and quality of service, and an increase in investments and an acceleration of institutional reforms. WUP was created to help improve water and sanitation service delivery in Africa, and so far all activities have been in Africa.

Water Watch Penang was established in 1997 in Penang, Malaysia to promote study, awareness, knowledge, conservation, protection and the practice of a water saving society towards the sustainable development of water resources in accordance with the aspirations of Agenda 21.

WEDC is concerned with the planning, provision and management of physical infrastructure for development in low- and middle-income countries. It stresses the importance of employing appropriate technology to provide good water and sanitation.

The Watershed Management Council's members represent a broad range of watershed management interests and disciplines. Membership includes professionals, students, teachers, and individuals whose interest is in promoting proper watershed management.

The Watershed Watch Campaign provides information to the public about the importance and value of the Santa Clara Basin watershed and explains why protection of watersheds is essential for all living things - both now and in the future.

The WCA infoNET information system is an Internet-based integrated information platform which merges information resources and expertise allowing direct access to publications, documents, data, computer programs and discussion groups which provide a knowledge base, support and the necessary global platform for decisions on water conservation and use in agriculture.

This website has been established by the Women for water, water for women (WfWfW) partnership to inform women and policy - makers about projects, different approaches to women’s involvement in water and sanitation issues at all levels.

The World Meteorological Organization is an intergovernmental organization with a membership of 187 Member States and Territories. It originated from the International Meteorological Organization (IMO), which was founded in 1873. Established in 1950, WMO became the specialized agency of the United Nations for meteorology (weather and climate), operational hydrology and related geophysical sciences. It has a unique role within the UN system; it facilitates the free and unrestricted exchange of data, information, products and services in real- or near-real time on matters relating to safety and security of society, economic well-being, and the prevention of the environment.