TWA Water Hub | Australia
In Australia the focus of the work of the TWA Water Hub is on capacity building and knowledge sharing - specifically in the area of flood management. The water sector in Australia is multi-faceted – mature in some aspects such as our water urban & regional utilities and water trading in the Murray Darling system – but...
In conjunction with Amsterdam International Water Week and Aquatech 2019! From October 28th until November 8th 2019, JOIN US ON A UNIQUE 2-WEEK STUDY TOUR OF THE NETHERLANDS. In this immersion of Dutch water innovation, build you...
The theme for the 22nd International Riversymposium is 'Resilient Rivers'.River resilience is the capacity of our rivers and communities to recover from disturbances, like extreme weather events, to a healthy state. The road to resilience can be a c...
Join us on the one-day Queensland Water Modelling Network forum - "Accommodating climate change and climate variability in water modelling and decision making - to explore how climate science links to modelling and decision making".Enjoy a line-up of...
"A National Call to Action: Making Australia Safe" conference theme 2019 This year's conference brings together water professionals to share research, ideas and together determine vision and mission for the flood community in Australia. Date 14...
Ozwater is the Australian Water Association's international water conference and trade exhibition. The theme of the 2019 edition will be Transforming our World. Time May 7-9, 2019 Location Melbourne ScheduleFind below an overview of the...
From Tuesday 26 to Thursday 28 the CRC Conference on Water Sensitive Cities is held in Brisbane. This is the 4th edition of the conference, focusing on the role of water in creating liveable, resilient and sustainable cities. Australian and Int...
In Queensland, the township of Grantham was relocated from the floodplain to higher ground post the extreme 2011 floods.Where is that thinking or option in the current realm of options? There is a contiumn of solutions in the defend-adapt-reteat fram...
What can the port of Yangon look like in the future? How to establish development of the port in the most sustainable way?In collaboration with the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands and TU Delft, The Water Agency hosted an expert lecture...
Time 27 February 2019 Location Brisbane Target AudienceUndergraduate studentsDuring this event participants have the opportunity to learn, and share, how the various roles in water modelling and water use can align with a professional career i...
In Australia the focus of the work of the TWA Water Hub is on capacity building and knowledge sharing - specifically in the area of flood management. The water sector in Australia is multi-faceted – mature in some aspects s...