Road to Bari
Bari 2027 is not conceived as a standalone event. It is the destination of an international process that mobilises IAHR technical committees, working groups, regional divisions, cities, institutions and industry around shared water challenges and concrete deliverables.
Framework
The Road to Bari framework links the congress scientific programme with a broader exchange among research, institutions and solution providers.
Shared questions
The process asks every participating community to identify the main challenge in its field and define what it aims to achieve by Bari through sessions, white papers, panels, demonstrations and collaborative outputs.
Community involvement
Leadership teams progressively shape messages, choose formats, involve stakeholders, prepare contributions during specialised events and consolidate sessions and participants ahead of the congress.
Organisers and IAHR communities begin the coordinated journey toward Bari.
Communities define their challenge and contribution to the shared IAHR vision.
Keynotes, panels, white papers, monographs and other formats are aligned with the congress structure.
Regional and specialist meetings connect policy, cities and industry to the scientific agenda.
Contributions, participants and communication activities are consolidated ahead of Bari 2027.
Global framework
The Road to Bari also includes a city-focused track that helps public authorities identify priority water issues, exchange practices peer-to-peer and connect operational needs with research and innovation.
This approach strengthens the bridge between hydro-environment engineering, policy making and implementable solutions, so that Bari becomes a place where ongoing work is presented with practical relevance and shared momentum.
