Webinars of our COST Action

Next - and past - webinars of the Water4Reuse COST action

20250625 - On Wednesday 25 june at 9am (Paris time), Thomas Harmand (SCP-AMU-UPVD, FR) will give a webinar entitled "Rethink reuse governance : towards global guidelines for water management to promote its circularity"
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20250903 - On Wednesday 3 September at 9am (Paris time), Albena Vatralova (Climate, Atmosphere and Water Research Institute - Bulgarian Academy of Sciences) will give a webinar entitled "Wastewater reuse: a challenging option to address water scarcity and environmental pollution issues"
=> Announcement of the webinar

Archives - Find and relive the past seminars/webinars herebelow

20250611 - On Wednesday 11 june at 9am (Paris time), David Galibourg (WEDC, UK) has given a webinar entitled "Barriers to adopting good hygiene and food safety practices in urban irrigated vegetable value chains of Accra, Ghana"
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=> Announcement of the webinar

20250528 - On Wednesday 28 May at 9am (Paris time), Chrystelle Ayache (VEOLIA, France) has given a webinar entitled "Water reuse and nutrients valorization : SmartFertiReuse, an innovative project for crop irrigation"
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20250514 - On Wednesday 14 May at 9am (Paris time), Maximillian Grau and Devi Bühler (ZHAW, Switzerland) have given a webinar entitled "Innovations for Decentralised Non-Potable Water Re-Use"
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20250430 - On Wednesday 30 April at 9am (Paris time), Olivier Barreteau (GEAU, France) has given a webinar entitled "Living Labs as arenas to explore and investigate water reuse suitability facing water scarcity issues. Examples from Water Occitanie key Challenge program"
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=> Announcement of the webinar

20250326 - On Wednesday 26 March at 9am (Paris time), Artin Hatzikioseyian (NTUA, Greece) has given a webinar entitled "Quantitative Microbial Risk Assessment (QMRA): a methodological framework for estimating health risks associated with the reuse of treated wastewater"
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=> Announcement of the webinar