Sarah Wheeler on water scarcity
Sarah Wheeler on water scarcity on What Keeps Me Awake – ABC
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Nairobi Delegation to Melbourne
A delegation from the Water and Sanitation Committee of Nairobi County, Kenya, and Nairobi City Water & Sewerage Company visited Australia in September to meet with a range of stakeholders involved in Melbourne’s water and sanitation management, including storm water harvesting. The visit was to support the development of water and sanitation policy for the […]
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Dutch royalty meet Brisbane water leaders during official State visit
Brisbane, 4 November 2016: King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima of The Netherlands are told about the measures taken to combat flooding (Photo by Robin Utrecht). King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima of the Netherlands met with water sector leaders during their official State Visit to Australia on October 31 to November 4. Coinciding with The Water […]
Continue readingDept. of Agriculture and Water Resources: water quality management in Australia
Dr Chris Hepplewhite of the Dept. of Agriculture and Water Resources (DAWR) speaks about water quality management in Australia at the 2016 World Water Congress and Exhibition, Brisbane, Australia. The National Water Quality Management Strategy (NWQMS) forms the framework for water quality management in Australia, which is a diverse and challenging task in terms […]
Continue readingThe Australian water reform journey
Dr Jane Doolan of the University of Canberra speaks about the Australian water reform journey at the 2016 World Water Congress and Exhibition, Brisbane, Australia. Download the Australian Water Reform Narrative. The journey encompasses 30 years of Australian water reform, and Dr Doolan describes the purpose, direction, key reflections of the Australian water reform […]
Continue readingAither — Enhancing the value of water: six universal steps to improving water management
Huw Pohlner of Aither speaks about enhancing the value of water: 6 universal steps to improving water management at the 2016 World Water Congress and Exhibition, Brisbane, Australia This video guides how the Australian water experience can inform improved water management for other countries around the world through the lens of valuing water. Valuing water […]
Continue readingDept. of Agriculture and Water Resources: water infrastructure in the context of the National Water Initiative
Tony Bigwood of the Dept. of Agriculture and Water Resources (DAWR) speaks about water infrastructure in the context of the National Water Initiative at the 2016 World Water Congress and Exhibition, Brisbane, Australia. The National Water Initiative is the overarching policy framework that identifies how water in Australia should be managed. In terms of […]
Continue readingCSIRO: supporting water resource management in large international basins
Dr Peter Wallbrink, research director for basin management outcomes at the CSIRO speaks about supporting water resource management in large international basins at the 2016 IWA World Water Congress and Exhibition, Brisbane, Australia. This program has an international outlook and aims to deliver impact and value in the area of integrated water resource management. […]
Continue readingAither: steps to achieving more sustainable and equitable water allocation by 2030
Huw Pohlner of Aither speaks about steps to achieving more sustainable and equitable water allocation by 2030 at the 2016 World Water Congress and Exhibition, Brisbane, Australia. Aither has been working with the Australian Water Partnership and DFAT to develop guidance on what it means to value water. Valuing water presents a pathway to […]
Continue readingCSIRO: unlocking the potential of northern Australia
Dr Peter Stone of the CSIRO speaks about unlocking the potential of Northern Australia at the 2016 IWA World Water Congress and Exhibition, Brisbane, Australia. Peter is the research program director at the CSIRO and leads their work on the development of northern Australia. His presentation describes the work that CSIRO is currently undertaking to […]
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