The Blue Planet Project

The Blue Planet Project is part of a global movement that promotes the fundamental truth that “Water is life”, working to protect water for people and nature for generations to come. For more than two decades the BPP has fought for water justice based on the principles that water is a human right, a public trust, and part of the global commons

Recent News and Updates

The Future of Private Water in Senegal: An Interview with Fatou Diouf

The Future of Private Water in Senegal: An Interview with Fatou Diouf

In 2022, the 9th World Water Forum was held in… Read more September 3, 2024

The BPP at the PWF 2024 Bali

The BPP at the PWF 2024 Bali

Despite significant opposition from the government of Indonesia and the… Read more July 8, 2024

Bridging Waters: Uniting Activists for Bottom-Up Solutions

Bridging Waters: Uniting Activists for Bottom-Up Solutions

(español mas abajo) Water Justice activists from Kenya and South… Read more June 6, 2024

Indonesian Water Defenders Under Siege in Bali

Indonesian Water Defenders Under Siege in Bali

Water Defenders, including Pedro Arrojo Agudo, UN Special Rapporteur on… Read more May 21, 2024

Academics Denounce Attempts to Shut Down the People’s Water Forum 2024 in Bali, Indonesia.

Academics Denounce Attempts to Shut Down the People’s Water Forum 2024 in Bali, Indonesia.

A statement by academics has been issued denouncing efforts to… Read more May 20, 2024

Water justice movements from around the world will gather at the People’s Water Forum 2024 in Bali, Indonesia, 21-23 May to challenge the corporate capture of global water governance at the World Water Forum, consolidate the global network of water justice movements and champion public and community water alternatives to realize water justice for all.

Blue Community

Blue Communities

We invite you to become a part of the global movement for water justice by joining the Blue Communities Project, which provides communities with the tools to fight water privatization and promote the human right to water. Through the project, we work with local governments, community activists and water operators to ensure water justice for all.

The Right to Water

We support grassroots struggles to protect democratic, public and community control of water, calling on governments everywhere to provide clean, safe water as required by the UN Human Right to Water and Sanitation resolution. Passed on July 10, 2010, the resolution recognizes access to clean water as “essential for the full enjoyment of the right to life.”

Water Commons

We believe that water should be viewed as part of a global commons – available to all and protected from misuse and harm to ensure its availability for future generations. Water must not been understood as a commodity that can be bought and sold on the market, but as a social and public good that no one owns, shared equitably for the public good.