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University of Amsterdam
The University of Amsterdam (UvA) is one of the leading research universities in Europe, a modern university with a long and rich history (since 1632). The UvA holds a distinctive position in the field of water research due to its multidisciplinary and systemchange approach. By merging its excellence in water quality research, a focus on systemic and behavioral change, and robust capabilities in data science and AI, the UvA stands as a global leader in driving transformative and sustainable solutions.
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Leadership Forum AQUATECH
The Integrated Leaders Forum (ILF) march 11th 2025 brings together leaders from cities, industries, utilities, and financial institutions to set the stage for future water initiatives. It's part of AQUATECH exhibition (since 1968) a global exhibition on water technology in Amsterdam, Mexico and China. With the goal of driving impactful change, the ILF agenda focuses on solutions that leverage water as a critical enabler for sustainable and resilient development. Through keynote speeches, panel debates, workshops and roundtable dialogues, participants will shape an action-oriented roadmap, culminating in new co-operations and actionable agreements. AQUATECH is the world's leading platform for a sustainable water future; since 1968 the exhibition focus on innovations in water technology, with 200+ speakers and 800+ exhibitors. Focus 2025: Strategies for sustainable & resilient water solutions. The Integrated Leaders Forum (ILF) connects leaders with the aim to drive transformative change in water management practices. ILF want's to create positive impact across the global water sector and address our most pressing water challenges. It's part of
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World Waternet
The future of Worlds Water Cycles, including drinking water and wastewater systems, is under pressure from climate change. International collaboration is essential to ensure water security. World Waternet was established at the initiative of Waternet, the water utility company serving Amsterdam and its surrounding areas. Waternet provides water services to 1.3 million people and is the only water company in the Netherlands responsible for managing the entire water cycle. While World Waternet is mostly active in practical peer-to-peer Water Operator Partnerships in West and East Africa and the Middle East, it also has strong water cycle partnerships with leading organisations in cities like Copenhagen, Berlin, and Paris. World Waternet aims to serve as a knowledge platform to connect the best water cycle knowledge experts (200+) and scientific experts from the University of Amsterdam (UvA) with key global and European projects where this expertise is needed.
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