IWA Podcast

This podcast is the first instalment of the Earth observation to Policy series promoting the webinar “Science to policy: From Earth Observation to legislation”, coming up on Friday 18th November 2022 at 14:00 London time! This series explores the challenges and success factors of using EO services for evidence-based policy and national legislature in general and specific contexts. This podcast ser...

The speech addresses the struggles faced by youth throughout their academic and professional journey in the water industry. The speech was delivered on 14 September 2022 during the IWA World Water Congress in Copenhagen and received an emotional standing ovation from the audience.

Welcome to the first episode of the podcast series developed in the framework of the European Horizon 2020 Project PrimeWater. PrimeWater's main objective is to generate and disseminate information on the effects of upstream changes on future water quality and quantity, building on advanced Earth-Observation data products, integration with additional data sources and diagnostic modelling tools. IW...

Discover the highlights of the second week of the congress with our 'The Source' Editor Keith Hayward.

Emma Howard Boyd, keynote speaker and Chair of the Environment Agency in England reflects on the need for climate adaptation and action for better water management.

David Sedlak, from UC Berkeley, set the scene at the opening of IWA's virtual #WorldWaterCongress. In this podcast, he talks about the challenges and opportunities for the water sector, and the sense of urgency of solving the water crisis.

IWA's Digital World Water Congress (24 May - 04 June 2021) is the online conference for water professionals covering the whole water cycle, from wastewater recovery to water resources management. In this podcast, we'll take you through the updates from Week 1.

Listen to the inspiring words of our outstanding IWA Young Water Professionals proving excellence for the water sector with a drive for a water-wise world.

Uncertainty in planning, designing and modelling of urban water infrastructure. For more insights about Uncertainty, read the #WhitePaper on Digital Water: The importance of knowing what we do not know here: https://bit.ly/3eqB14H

Tangible solutions (rather than technologies)being developed to address specific challenges in real-life water systems. You can also read more about it in the #WhitePaper on Digital Water: Artificial Intelligence Solutions for the Water Sector: https://bit.ly/3a8Pr7p

Tangible solutions (rather than technologies)being developed to address specific challenges in real-life water systems.

Understanding the circular economy, sanitation safety planning on the ground, turning insects into multiple products, and much more...