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The Association for Water Technology and Sanitary Engineering together with Waterworks and Sewerage association of Serbia, and Institute of Chemistry, Technology and Metallurgy, and in cooperation with Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Serbia, City of Kragujevac and PUC Waterworks and Sewerage Kragujevac, on 2- 4 April 2019, organises the 49th regional conference on waste water, municipal solid waste and hazardeous waste in the hotel “Sumarice”, Kragujevac, Serbia.

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As the first EWA Innovation workshop the event will contain the following topics:

- Challenges by the Construction of the Wastewater Treatment Plant in Prague

- Specific highlights concerning the construction and running of the WWTP in Prague

- Describing the organisation of a wastewater treatment plant

- New challenges of a wastewater treatment plant dealing with emerging contaminants.

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NOVATECH promotes strategies and solutions for integrated and sustainable water management in the city, with a focus on stormwater management.

A FULLY BILINGUAL EVENT English and French are the two official languages. Simultaneous translation will be provided for all sessions of the conference and during the technical tours.

Programme OVERVIEW

The programme of Novatech 2019 will be organised around the following principles:

3 conference days from Tuesday 2 to Thursday 4 July, with:

• An opening plenary session with prestigious guests;
• four concurrent sessions of conferences, allowing for more than 150 oral presentations. The conference programme will be built upon the paper proposals following the call for papers launched in September 2018. A preliminary programme will be available in March 2019.
• Novatech Awards to enhance public projects and policies integrating stormwater management: the finalists will present their project and strategies on Wednesday 3 July. The winners will be rewarded by the jury on Wednesday evening during a special ceremony.
• Poster exhibitions are also an integral part of Novatech and interactive workshops will complete the programme.
• Specialised workshop on Monday 1 July organised by international IWA/IAHR working groups;
• A day for technical tours on Friday 5 July, enabling delegates to discover remarkable urban planning projects in Lyon and its region, as well as experimental catchment areas of the Field Observatory for Urban Water Management.

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This year one of the most important congresses in the field of water hygiene and microbiology of the International Water Association (IWA) will take place in Vienna with participants from all over the world.

The quality of water used for drinking, irrigation, aquaculture, food processing or recreational purposeshas a significant impact on public health on a global scale. Faecal pollution is a primary health concern inthe environment, in water and in food. The development of new indicators of faecal contamination, sourcetracking, risk, treatment, will also be a topic that is being discussed. Main topics include among othersresearch on pathogenic bacteria, parasites and viruses, microbial indicators, modelling associated risk andmicrobial source tracking tools, as well as water treatment and disinfection, water reuse, recreational water,water management in disaster situations and extreme events, antimicrobial resistance, as well as waterquality and infection control in health care facilities. Contributions related to the UN SustainableDevelopment Goals (SDG) are particularly welcome. The IWA Young Water Professionals(www.iwanetwork.org/youngwaterprofessionals) will be an active part in the symposium organizationand program and are especially encouraged to participate. Workshops are under preparation on the topics“Biological risks of WWTP workers”, “QMRA_catch Approach” and in cooperation with WHO “AntimicrobialResistance” and "Bacteriophages as indicators in water management".

Deadline Abstract submission: 15. April 2019

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The Southeast Europe Regional Conference Water Loss  2019 is intended to present and discuss the latest developments, strategies, techniques and applications of international best practices in Non-Revenue Water Management.The Conference is the beginning of a series of regional IWA water loss events complementing the successful biannual global water loss conferences like "Water Loss 2018" that was held in Cape Town, South Africa, in May 2018 with more than 500 participants from 50 different countries from around the world.

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The Canadian Water & Wastewater Association presents IWA’s 2019 LESAM and PI conferences, to be held back to back in Vancouver, Canada. Join us for these joint international conferences that will attract performance assessment specialists and asset management professionals from around the world. They represent the leading public and private water utilities, consulting firms, academic and research institutions active in water and wastewater.

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This conference is the 13th in a series of conferences and celebrates in 2020 the 50 years anniversary of this great event. The first conference of the specialist group was held in Vienna and the anniversary conference will come back to this venue during a perfect time of the year – not only with respect the expected weather in Vienna but also because of the finalisation of the upgrade of one of Europe's largest wastewater treatment plants, the Vienna main wastewater treatment plant.

The conference will focus on all aspects of the design and operation of large wastewater treatment plants including economic topics. It will also discuss research and technology for nutrient removal and recovery approaches. It will bring together operators, designers and consultants on one side with researchers, university teachers, life cycle analysis (LCA) specialists, developers, technology and equipment providers on the other side.

Special emphasis will be given to active participation of young water professionals. The conference will provide a forum for ideas and opinion exchange and for sharing practical experience spanning the whole range from design and operation of large wastewater treatment plants to concepts of wastewater management in “Cities of the Future”. The scientific programme will be accompanied by a poster session. The poster session will provide a lively forum for discussion and idea exchange between conference participants and poster authors.