Objective
Established in 2023 as a regional chapter of the World Youth Parliament for Water, the Bali Youth Parliament for Water (BYPW) is a youth-led organization dedicated to empowering young generations to become catalysts for positive change in the water sector.
Three pillars of Bali YPW
- Youth Capacity Building
- Youth Advocacy, and
- Youth Network and Collaboration,
BYPW actively addresses critical water challenges and advocates for Sustainable Development Goals 6. BYPW also creates platforms for networking, information access, public policy advocacy, and has successfully fostered alliances with more than 50 organizations, including NGOs and government bodies nationally and internationally. Guided by executive leadership and operating through five specialized departments, BYPW have executed monumental projects, such as the “We Are Water” plastic installation art project during the 10th World Water Forum 2024, Water-related discussion, and widespread water education & projects across Bali.
Key actions
Upcoming Initiative : SEA Youth Water Summit 2026
SEA Youth Water Summit 2026 is a regional gathering of young water leaders, coordinators, funders, technical institutions, and strategic partners to accelerate youth‑led action on water security in Southeast Asia. Its central purpose is to lay the groundwork for, and secure support toward, the formal establishment of the SEA Youth Water Coalition as a structured, long‑term coordination space for young water professionals. Organised around four core themes:
- Water & Food Nexus
- Water & Sanitation
- Water for Industries, and
- Water & Energy Nexus
The summit’s objective is to build shared understanding, strengthen collaboration, and position youth voices to meaningfully influence water decisions and policies across the region.
Thematic areas
- 6.1 Safe Drinking Water
- 6.3 Water Quality, Treatment, and Safe Reuse
- 6.5 Integrated Water Resources Management & Transboundary Cooperation
- 6.6 Water-Related Ecosystems
- 6.A WASH Cooperation and Capacity Building
- 6.B WASH Local Participation