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LET2019-IWA Conference on Water and Wastewater Technologies

6/10/19 8:00 AM - 6/14/19 6:42 PM

by Oludare Sunday ... 2 guests 0.0

LET2019- The 16th IWA Leading Edge Conference on Water and Wastewater Technologies http://www.iwa-network.org/ The IWA Leading Edge Conference on Water and Wastewater Technologies is designed to be the place where new ideas are introduced and the opportunity is provided to interact with the “best of the best”. This is the global conference where new insights into how pioneering science, technological innovation and leading practices shape the major transformation in water management that is underway. The LET conference is held in a different country every year. After unparalleled success in Amsterdam (2003), Singapore (2007 & 2009), Zurich (2008), Phoenix (2010), Amsterdam (2011), Brisbane (2012), Bordeaux (2013), Abu Dhabi (2014),Hong Kong (2015), Jerez de la Frontera (2016), Florianópolis (2017) and Nanjing (2018) IWA is hosting its 16th Leading Edge Conference on Water and Wastewater Technologies in 2019 in Edinburgh, UK, which complements the approaches of urban water management between megacities, smaller towns and rural environments, driven by the diversity of climatic conditions and the natural and human environment. COUNTRY United Kingdom CITY Edinburgh START DATE 10/06/2019 END DATE 14/06/2019 WEBSITEiwa-let.org CONTACTlet@iwahq.org

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Oludare Sunday Durodola (owner) At the PAUWES Entrepreneurship Design Sprint. #Brainstorming on improving the access to safe, cheap and adequate water in rural communities of Africa. #We are the solutions that Africa is waiting for.

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Anthony Osinde On Friday the 9th of November,2019, In a somewhat cold weather, Students of the Pan African University Institute of Water and Energy Science joined the youth of Tlemcen in a tree planting exercise. Their joint efforts led to the planting of about two thousand (2,000) trees which is a plan for this wet season. It was an exciting event in which participants showed their commitment in protecting the environment and taking action against Climate Change. Trees are very significant for our very existence but human demand for energy and other purposes such as construction and Crop cultivation is increasingly putting pressure on forest covers across the globe. Therefore, in order not to exceed the 2 degrees limits set by the Paris Agreement, the rate of deforestation should be greatly minimized and energy sources diversified. The act of tree planting is thus a sacred duty upon everyone as the world strives to reduce rising temperatures and secure a sustainable future for all and sundry. By Moses S. Bass 5th cohort, Energy Policy https://youtu.be/R8G5Qg5dxm8

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By Oludare Sunday Durodola
March 25, 2019

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