United Nations Digital Cooperation Portal lists EPHI Newsroom as a trusted resource for climate resilient drinking water information

EPHI advances GMGSF follow up actions by expanding public access to trusted information on climate resilience, safe drinking water, and the SDGs.

Press Release

Chicago, Illinois – December 10, 2025
Environmental & Public Health International® (EPHI) announced that its Newsroom, which focuses on climate-adaptive drinking water infrastructure and safe drinking water equity, has been formally listed in the United Nations Digital Cooperation Portal.

The listing reflects insights gained through EPHI’s engagement in the United Nations Global Major Groups and Stakeholders Forum (GMGSF) and supports the organization’s commitment to strengthen access to trusted public information that advances climate action, safe drinking water infrastructure, and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

Advancing GMGSF Follow Up Actions Through Public Information Access

EPHI’s participation in the GMGSF underscored the importance of collaboration and supporting other stakeholders. In response, EPHI strengthened efforts to expand access to free, evidence-based resources on climate-resilient and safe drinking water systems.

The inclusion of the EPHI Newsroom in the United Nations Digital Cooperation Portal reflects progress in making trusted information more accessible to governments, frontline communities, Indigenous Peoples, civil society, and global partners.

Supporting the United Nations Digital Public Goods Ecosystem

The EPHI Newsroom contributes to the United Nations digital public goods ecosystem by providing open, evidence-based information that strengthens global understanding of climate-resilient and safe drinking water systems.

The newsroom also shares updates on the Lead Service Line Replacement Cost Calculator®, a free tool that helps communities estimate and plan for lead service line replacement costs. By making trusted resources freely accessible to governments, communities, and partners, the newsroom supports digital cooperation and advances shared efforts to achieve the SDGs.

Enhancing Visibility of Climate-Resilient Drinking Water Resources

The EPHI Newsroom provides open access to information on climate-adaptive drinking water systems, lead service line replacement equity, and implementation of the SDGs. Its listing increases the visibility of resources that help governments and communities understand emerging challenges related to drinking water quality, infrastructure resilience, and environmental health.

Strengthening Global Collaboration Following GMGSF Engagement

The newsroom listing supports EPHI’s efforts to expand collaboration, share knowledge, and promote inclusive participation in environmental and climate governance. The visibility provided through the Digital Cooperation Portal helps ensure that practical, science-based information is accessible to all communities working to advance safe and climate-resilient drinking water systems.

“Global cooperation and access to information are essential to addressing today’s environmental and climate challenges. The listing of the EPHI Newsroom in the United Nations Digital Cooperation Portal supports our shared efforts to help communities protect drinking water and strengthen climate resilience,” said Anthony Ross, Director of Environmental & Public Health International.

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