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The Myanmar Water Portal is an independent online platform serving as a comprehensive gateway to the Myanmar water sector. Launched in 2018 by The Water Agency, it aggregates news, publications, data, project information, events, and professional opportunities related to water resources, governance, and management in Myanmar.
The portal was established in 2018 by The Water Agency, a Dutch network orchestrator specializing in international water sector development. Operating as an independent, community-driven platform, it was created to fill a gap in accessible, consolidated water sector information for Myanmar. Since its launch, it has grown into a hub for professionals, government agencies, NGOs, research institutions, and international organizations engaged with water issues in the country.
The Myanmar Water Portal houses a water library containing documents, working papers, reports, datasets, news articles, and research on topics including water supply, sanitation, governance, climate change, flooding, groundwater, hydropower, integrated water resources management, and urban water logistics. The portal also maintains profiles of organizations, companies, and projects active in the Myanmar water sector, and links to datasets and visualizations relevant to water resources management.
The portal is freely accessible online. Users can browse thematic content, search the water library, explore organizational profiles, and access news and event listings. The platform supports knowledge sharing among practitioners and features editorial content from Myanmar-based authors.
The portal serves researchers, policymakers, engineers, and practitioners involved in water-related environmental work in Myanmar. Its library function provides archival access to sector-specific publications that may otherwise be difficult to locate, making it a valuable research resource for water, environment, and disaster risk topics in the region.