White papers & eBooks

The water mix invites us to diversify water sources, but also to question the uses they support. Behind the promise of additional supplies lie different ways of approaching water management.

We’re pleased to welcome Bill Metangmo, Senior DevOps Engineer at BWI. With over 10 years of experience in DevOps, infrastructure and backend engineering, Bill helps developers ship faster and keeps BWI’s platform running reliably.

From 12 to 17 October 2026, Marseille hosted the 26th ICID International Congress, bringing the international agricultural water community together around a single question: how to strengthen agriculture’s resilience to climate change.

Released on 6 October 2026, version 2.18 focuses on the virtual station experience: a new interactive time series plot, satellite quicklooks around each station, and a series of improvements that make the map easier to read.

Meet Sayaana Jeyanthakuruparan, Office & HR Manager at BWI. Based near Paris and bringing experience from Paris 2024 and beyond, Sayaana handles everything from HR and onboarding to events and office life. Discover her journey and what drew her to BWI.

Meet Ilhom Ismoilov, Area Manager for CIS countries at BWI. Originally from Tajikistan and based in Paris, Ilhom draws on deep experience across water, energy and infrastructure to bring water intelligence solutions to Central Asia. Discover his journey and what drew him to BWI.

Geodata is quietly becoming an operational tool for anticipating hydrological crises. That shift was visible everywhere at the 9th GeoDataDays in Tours, France, where BWI spent two days in the Village spatial.

A new cooperation on hydrological monitoring, forecasting and digitalization in Uzbekistan, signed in Paris at the close of the Space4Water Conference, on 11 September 2026.

On 10 September 2026, BWI signs an MoU with the Rwanda Space Agency at the International Space Summit in Paris to support data-driven water governance across Rwanda’s watersheds.