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| Dec. 22, 2004 | Wanted: Project Manager for the Bellagio Forum
The Bellagio Forum for Sustainable Development (BFSD) is an international network of grant-providing institutions striving to attain environmental balance, economic stability and social progress throughout the world. The Forum is now accepting applications for the position of Project Manager. We are looking for self-motivated, ambitious individuals interested in working for a small, dynamic team beginning in February, 2005 in Osnabrück, Germany. Responsibilities will include:
The ideal candidate:
Please send your application to sshiroff@bfsd.org or: Bellagio Forum for Sustainable Development Source: Carol Steinfeld, EcoEng-Correspondent, via Email |
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| Nov. 12, 2004 | "Open Hour": IEES' weekly live online forum, every Wednesday at 14:00 UTC
Need some help with a Ecological Engineering project? Looking for a graduate course on Ecological Engineering? Just want to hang out on the web and chat with colleagues? Join A. Schoenborn, editor of this website, in the "Open Hour", every Wednesday at 14:00 GMT/UTC, Where? http://www.mynetworks.org -> Exchange Space -> Community Chat Room (registration as member required, free of charge). Please check http://www.worldtimeserver.com for your corresponding local time |
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| Nov. 12, 2004 | Egyptian science journalist wins the WASH Media Award 2004
The recipient of the first WASH Media Award is Nadia El-Awady from Egypt for her outstanding article "The Nile and its People", which illustrates the impacts of industrial pollution, sewage and solid waste management on people’s health and dignity along the River Nile. The WASH Media Award was established by the WSSCC in 2002 in order to encourage and promote investigative reporting on water, sanitation and hygiene issues by developing country journalists. An international panel of judges evaluated more than 100 entries from print, radio and TV journalists from over 40 countries. The award winning article can be found at http://www.islamonline.net/English/Science/2004/05/article09.shtml Source: http://www.wsscc.org/ |
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| Nov. 4, 2004 | One day seminar on European Commission project development in Budapest,Hungary, Nov. 18, 2004
Companies from Member States and Associated Candidate Countries are eligible to apply for funding, participate in EU projects and tenders in a variety of fields. The number of open programmes is significant. In order to assist companies with preparing to participate in these EU programmes, Geonardo Ltd. has developed a training programme about EU funds. The seminar is held in English by project managers of Geonardo Ltd. The speakers have several years of experience in the field of EU project development, coordination and also evaluation, their experience is 'transfered' in an informal way during the day providing practical assistance to establish successful consortiums and projects. Contact person: Ms. Judit Gabosy, training@geonardo.hu Source: Anna Kovacs, via Email |
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| Oct. 1, 2004 | Now available. Announcement of the Ecological Sanitation conference in Durban South Africa, May 2004
Please download the 1st announcement here (PDF, 360 kB). Note: The deadline for abstracts is October 15, 2004. Source: Florian Klingel, GTZ via Email |
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| Sep. 13, 2004 | Waterharvesting : A web discussion on a landscaped solution to water collection, filtering and recycling
The primary feature of this technique for waterharvesting is a 'dry creekbed'. This is a bed of rocks, gravels, sands and soils which can be sealed from, seeping into, or open to the landscape profile. A system of subsurface creekbeds is used to direct stormwater and greywater or any wastefluid to landscape growing areas, while at the same time filtering and treating the water to remove contaminants and then recycling the treated water for non potable uses. A internet discussion on this concept si taking place from Oct. 20-31, 2004 on http://www.iobbnet.org/news/e-sem-08.html. The "Waterharvesting" concept is presented by Paul Totterdell, Clearwater Environmental Design, Australia. Venue: http://www.iobbnet.org/drupal/forum/64 and http://segate.sunet.se/archives/et-oden.html Background materials: (a) http://www.iobbnet.org/news/kenneth/whsheet-0604.pdf Organiser: International Organization for Biotechnology and Bioengineering, http://www.iobbnet.org IOBB Working Group on Integrated Biosystems Source: Jacky Foo, via Email |
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| Sep. 8, 2004 | Wanted: Partner for joint development of water saving campaign and tool
I am looking for a district, a city or a governmental body in an area with water scarcity problems, interested in backing up a local water saving campaign with an interactive computer tool. The tool, called the "Personal Water Calculator", will allow to assess the personal domestic water consumption and the savings potential on the private household level. It will help to raise awareness for domestic water consumption and help to improve the drinking water supply situation in an area with limited water resources. I am offering to co-develop this tool together with such a campaign. For more details please have a look at the project description (PDF, 96 kB) or contact me directly: Andreas Schoenborn This message was placed in behalf of armadillo media gmbh as sponsor of EcoEng-online. If you want to become a sponsor yourself, please contact the editor of this website |
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| Sep. 8, 2004 | Wanted: Nominations for the Stockholm Water Prize 2005
The Stockholm Water Foundation is pleased to invite nominations from around the world for the 2005 Stockholm Water Prize. The Stockholm Water Prize is presented annually to an individual, institution or organisation for outstanding water-related activities. The activities can be within the fields of aid, awareness building and education, engineering, management or science. Any activity or actor which contributes broadly to the availability, conservation and protection of the world's water resources, and to improved water conditions which contribute to the health of the planet's inhabitants and ecosystems, is eligible to be nominated. The Stockholm Water Prize enjoys Royal Patronage and includes a USD 150,000 award and a crystal Orrefors sculpture. Nominations should be submitted in English using the official form and must reach the Stockholm Water Foundation before September 30, 2004. To download the Nomination Brochure and Guidelines directly, visit the following page: http://www.siwi.org/swp/swpnominate.html You can also visit http://www.siwi.org/ and click on "Stockholm Water Prize" from the main menu. Source: David Trouba, via Email |
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| Jul. 14, 2004 | The waterharmonica - rethinking wastewater and surface water
The Waterharmonica is a way of thinking to fill the gap between treated waste water and surface water. It is a way to transfer well treated waste water in a "healthy and useable" surface water. Waste water was "the best water you had", as it was expensive drinking water, only used to transport dirt. The Waterharmonica aims on new integrated ecological engineering processes, by optimising multifunctional constructed wetland processes, not only used for after treatment of the clear effluent from sewage treatment plants, but also to "biological" revitalize the water. The combination with cultivation of biomass, like Daphnia and fish, aimed on strengthening of natural values by using the nutrients from the waste water makes it a new practical form of ecological engineering. The end of July 2004 there will be a special session on the Waterharmonica during the Intecol conference in Utrecht. The program features some well-known exponents of Ecological Engineering (Bob Gearheart, B.B.Jana, Karin Tonerski-Sundblad, to just name a few) and can be downloaded as PDF (192 kB). Some more information on the idea can be found at http://www.waterharmonica.nl/index_english.htm Source: Ruud Kampf, via Email |
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| Jul. 14, 2004 | Ecosan Activities in Conjunction with the Stockholm Water Symposium
Cecilia Ruben of SEI writes: "We wish to bring to your attention the seminar, study visit and exhibit related to sustainable sanitation and the release of the revised and enlarged publication Ecological Sanitation to take place in conjunction with the Stockholm Water Symposium, Sweden, in August 2004." SEMINAR Date: Sunday 15 August 2004, 9.00 – 16.30 followed by a reception until 18.30. Registration: http://www.siwi.org STUDY VISIT As a complement to the seminar a Study Visit will be undertaken in the Stockholm vicinity - free of charge Date: Friday 20 Aug, 14.00 - 18.00 EXHIBIT Throughout the Symposium week, the EcoSanRes Programme will have an exhibit, which participants are cordially invited. SEMINAR SUMMARY REPORT A summary report will prepared of the presentations, the discussions and the suggestions for advancing towards meeting the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) and the “Sanitation for All” objectives. The report will be posted on the website of the EcoSanRes Programme at http://www.ecosanres.org. REVISED AND ENLARGED EDITION OF ECOLOGICAL SANITATION At the Stockholm Water Symposium you will find the revised and enlarged edition of the publication Ecological Sanitation, ISBN 91 88714 98 5. For further details pl. refer to http://www.ecosanres.org. THE ECOSAN DISCUSSION GROUP CONTINUES Part of the EcoSanRes Programme is the international discussion group, where scientific, technical and socio-economic ecosan-related issues are debated. You can participate at: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ecosanres/. Source: Cecilia Ruben, via Email |
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| Jul. 3, 2004 | Liquid Gold: How to Use Urine to Grow Plants (Safely!) Talk, mini-workshop and book release
When? 10:30-12 noon+, Sat., July 10 Every day, we urinate nutrients that can fertilize plants that could be used for beautiful landscapes, food, fuel, and fiber. Instead, these nutrients are flushed away, either to be treated at high cost or discharged to waters where they overfertilize and choke off aquatic life. Join us for a lighthearted but practical talk about how urine - which contains most of the nutrients in domestic wastewater and usually carries no disease risk - can be utilized as a resource. We'll discuss three ways to grow away urine - composting, urine-graywater system, and urine fertilizing - safely and without odors. We'll make a small urine- graywater planter and look at ways to make easy, inexpensive urine-diverting composting toilets. Discounts will be available on urine diverters, dry urinals, and copies of Liquid Gold, as well as related books and plans. Our setting is Green Fairy Farm, a micro-eden in Berkeley. Due to limited space, registration is limited. The book, Liquid Gold, shows how urine is used worldwide to grow food and landscapes, while protecting the environment, saving its users the cost of fertilizer, and reconnecting people to the land and the nutrient cycles that sustain them. That’s real flower power! Liquid Gold features three ways to use urine hygienically and productively for plant growth, with studies that show the science behind this practice. Several advocates of urine diversion and their gardens are profiled, demonstrating that using urine for fertilizer is a feasible, safe, and cost-saving way to prevent pollution and save on fertilizer costs. Presenters: Liquid Gold author Carol Steinfeld is projects director for Ecowater Projects, a nonprofit project that informs the public about ecological wastewater management solutions. She is the co-author of The Composting Toilet System Book and Reusing the Resource: Adventures in Ecological Wastewater Recycling. Her articles have appeared in Natural Home Magazine, Mother Earth News, and Biocycle, among others. Nik Bertulis is a world-roaming carpenter, inventor, activist, and ecological solutions advocate, who also assists at City Slicker Farm and Green Fairy Farm. Register: info@liquidgoldbook.com Liquid Gold - The Lore and Logic of Using Urine to Grow Plants Source: Email by Carol Steinfeld |
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| Apr. 19, 2004 | New training on European Commission project development
A new international training course is being organised about developing projects under the various programmes of the European Commission. The priority is on energy, environment and sustainable development so the programme may be interesting for companies and professionals active in all these fields. I'm sending you this information because the training may also be a good opportunity for small and medium enterprises (SMEs) and other organisations to build contacts in those countries that are going to join the EU on the 1st of May. Further information about the training courses is available at: http://www.eucenter.org/training/training.php I hope the above information will be useful for you and kindly forward the attached file to those, who may also be interested. Kindest regards, Ms. Anna Kovacs Source: Email by Anna Kovacs |
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| Apr. 7, 2004 | Forum launched: Ecological Engineering and the future role of IEES
As you will have noticed, this year's Stockholm Water Price has been awarded to Prof. William Mitsch and Prof. S.E.Sørensen, two outstanding promoters of Ecological Engineering. We want to use the fresh wind of this award, to give some more impetus to the ideas of Ecological Engineering. There will be an open discussion forum on "Ecological Engineering and the future role of IEES" on www.mynetworks.org, starting today (April 7, 2004). The discussion will focus on the following issues: - How should Ecological Engineering as a field develop in your view? The discussion will continue until April 30. On Wednesday, April 28, at 12:00 GMT/UTC there will be a round table live chat with IEES board members. For taking part in the forum, you need to first register as a member of http://www.mynetworks.org (free of charge). You find the forum in the Exchange Space. The forum is also accessible for reading at http://www.mynetworks.org/tcb/page.php?id=1428#1429. In order to respond, you need to log in first. Andreas Schoenborn |
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| Apr. 6, 2004 | WANTED: Sponsors for a Relaunch of the EcoEng-Newsletter
We, the editorial team of this website, are looking for sponsors that contribute funds for relaunching and maintaining the EcoEng-Newsletter in the future. Our offer: You become part of and visible to a dynamic community in a field that is on the brink of taking off. The EcoEng-Newsletter - a brief description The EcoEng-Newsletter (started 1999) is the all-electronic bulletin of IEES. Its main goal is to provide a "low threshold" way for Ecological Engineers to publish information about their work, thus promoting the ideas and methods of Ecological Engineering. The EcoEng-Newsletter is embedded within IEES' website "EcoEng-online" (note: the term "Ecological Engineering" is used in the community - it can also be called differently, e.g., Sustainable Environmental Engineering). Have a look at the issue No.8 of Dec. 2003 for an impression. Articles and news items are provided by our readers and by a group of 9 volunteer correspondents. They are briefly reviewed by a group of 3 co-editors which is mainly volunteer work. The newsletter has seen 8 issues. No. 9 is planned for May 2004. There are no paper copies distributed, everything is online. The budget has been minuscule up to now. Despite the infrequent publication, we have gathered a rather stable readership over the years. Each issue of the EcoEng-Newsletter has 800 to 1'000 readers. In January 04 we had 4'000 visitors on EcoEng-online. There's also a mailing list of 1'200 adresses. The size of the community can be estimated to be around 1'000 - 1'500. Our goals for the next 5 years!With our work we have created a good basis for futher development. In the next years we want to drastically increase the number of community members, and reach the following goals: 1. Further professionalize the EcoEng-Newsletter: We need a part-time editor and some administrative support. The reviewing and publishing work has been done in everybody's spare time up to now. The issues have sometimes appeared with a delay due to that. 2. Promote the creation of a rich collaborative online community on our new "myNetWorks" course and community environment (see http://www.mynetworks.org). A strong focus of mynetworks is the collaboration with the developing world. 3. Develop the EcoEng-Newsletter into a major marketing tool for mynetworks. There will, e.g., be monthly chats in mynetworks.org about articles from the EcoEng-Newsletter. Our aim is to increase the size of the mynetworks community and of our readership to 5'000 - 10'000 people. Your benefit from a becoming a sponsor! Ecological Engineering is on the brink of taking off. You will be a visible player in the dynamic growth process expected for the next few years. In concrete (the items depend on the degree of your committment):
With your contribution you will help to run the newsletter, e.g., allow professional editing, layouting and publishing work. We'd also like to pay some of our correspondents in the developing world. There will still be volunteer work alongside. If you are interested, please contact With best regards from Lucerne, Switzerland Andreas Schoenborn |
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| Apr. 6, 2004 | WANTED: Two new correspondents for the EcoEng-Newsletter
We are looking for two new volunteer correspondents for the EcoEng-Newsletter, the biannual all-electronic periodical of IEES (International Ecological Engineering Society). Ideally you should be a young graduate interested in the field of Ecological Engineering. This encompasses, e.g., constructed wetlands, ecological sanitation, sustainable architecture, sustainable planning, landscape ecology, permaculture, river restoration and other fields. Being a correspondent can be a door opener for you to seniors in the field. We offer an official letter of support, a free membership in IEES and a free subscription to the journal "Ecological Engineering" for your work. We expect from you to contribute articles and news items to every new issue of the EcoEng-Newsletter. You need to make a committment for at least a year. If you like to express your ideas in a written format, this might be your opportunity. Please check http://www.iees.ch or contact me for more information Andreas Schoenborn |
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| Apr. 3, 2004 | Update on the Ecosan course at NLH Norway
NLH sent out an invitation to the ecosan course "Appropriate sanitation in the developing world" to take place at the Agricultural university of Norway May 24-28. The information newsletter can be downloaded here (PDF, 188 kB). Updated information will be available on http://www.ecosan.no. For mail and questions use ecosan@nlh.no Source: Petter D. Jenssen, NLH Norway |
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| Mar. 22, 2004 | Stockholm Water Prize 2004 Awarded to S.E.Jørgensen and W.J.MItsch, Two Outstanding Ecological Engineers
The 2004 Stockholm Water Prize has been awarded to Professors Sven Erik Jørgensen, Denmark, and William J. Mitsch, USA. Through their pre-eminent contributions to the knowledge of how lakes and wetlands function, Professors Jørgensen and Mitsch have contributed substantially to understanding how to make human use of them more sustainable and how to protect them better in the future. In its motivation, the Nominating Committee wrote: The Professors Sven-Erik Jørgensen and William J. Mitsch are awarded the Stockholm Water Prize 2004 for their pioneering development and global dissemination of ecological models of lakes and wetlands, widely applied as effective tools in sustainable water resource management. Professor Jørgensen, 69, is a professor of environmental chemistry at the Danish University of Pharmaceutical Sciences in Copenhagen. Professor Mitsch, 56, is a professor of natural resources and environmental science and director of the Olentangy River Wetland Research Park at The Ohio State University in Columbus. Their theoretical and applied work on lake and wetland ecosystems, management of lake and wetland water quality, and lake, river and wetland conservation, restoration and usage has been acknowledged and implemented in both developing and developed countries. The scientific fields of the Laureates complement one another and they will share the 2004 Stockholm Water Prize. His Majesty King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden will present the Prize in the Stockholm City Hall on Thursday, August 19, 2004. The Laureates will also share the USD 150,000 Prize sum. For more details see http://www.siwi.org/press/presrel_04_SWP_Winner_Eng.htm If you'd like to congratulate the laureates, please go to http://www.siwi.org/swp/contactform.html Source: Email by David Trouba, www.siwi.org |
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| Feb. 23, 2004 | PENN STATE CAPITAL COLLEGE – HARRISBURG CAMPUS QUENTIN BERG UNIVERSITY CHAIR IN ENGINEERING: A tenure-track senior level position in the School of Science, Engineering & Technology for an individual with an outstanding record in interdisciplinary environmental practice, teaching and research to fill the endowed “Quentin Berg University Chair in Engineering” at Capital College effective Fall, 2004 semester. The Penn State Institutes of the Environment provide a major contribution of funds for, and direction to, this position. Candidate must have expertise in one or more areas of sustainable systems engineering, green engineering, pollution prevention and/or industrial ecology. He/she is expected to lead the Capital College environmental initiatives and provide energetic leadership and coordination for green engineering research and teaching activities for the entire University. Teaching responsibilities include: green engineering at the undergraduate level, courses in his/her specialty area at the graduate level, related engineering and environmental courses as required, and developing new courses in appropriate areas. The successful candidate is expected to have an outstanding track record of leadership in green engineering, develop an externally funded research program, and supervise a diverse group of majors, including engineering, science, and business students. A Ph.D. with at least one degree in engineering or a related discipline is required. Potential backgrounds may include environmental, civil, architectural, mechanical, chemical, or electrical engineering with sustainable engineering as the primary research and teaching focus. Additional information for the College, Centers, and Faculty may be found at the Penn State Harrisburg web page and links at www.hbg.psu.edu/epc. Applicants should submit curriculum vitae, names of three references, and a research and teaching statement immediately to: Berg University Chair Search Committee Alternatively, e-mail applications may be directed to Mrs. Dorothy Guy at djg1@psu.edu. Nominations of individuals are welcome. Applicant review will begin on March 22, 2004 and continue until the position is filled. Penn State is committed to affirmative action, equal opportunity, and the diversity of its workforce. |
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| Feb 12, 2004 | Mid-Sweden University offers New Master's Program in Ecotechnology and Sustainable Development
The Master’s Program in Ecotechnology and Sustainable Development at Mid Sweden University aims to build and strengthen the competence needed for a holistic approach towards sustainable development through an efficient use of natural resources. The approach has a strong interdisciplinary focus on social, technical, environmental, and economical aspects of natural resources and their use in a context of sustainable development. For further information please check http://www.ntm.mh.se/ecosud/ or contact Prof. Leif Gustavsson (ecosud@mh.se) directly. Prof. Leif Gustavsson Source: IOeV website (http://www.ioev.de) |
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| Feb. 11, 2004 | Course: Appropriate sanitation in the developing world, Norway
We are happy to inform you about the Ecosan course "Appropriate sanitation in the developing world" 2. May 24-29 at the Agricultural University of Norway (NLH). Details and registration form is available on www.ecosan.no. Source: Petter Jenssen, NLH, via email |
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| Feb. 6, 2004 | Biogas from Coffee Pulp in Costa Rica: Chat of the month with Prof. Urs Baier
Prof. Urs Baier from the University of Applied Science Waedenswil will be the special guest of the next "chat of the month" on www.mynetworks.org He will be there to chat about "Energy and nutrient recycling from coffee plantation waste - example from Costa Rica" on February 18, 2004 at 19:00 GMT/UTC in the Community Chat Room (Exchange Space of myNetWorks). A related discussion group will be open from Feb. 16 - 27 in the Exchange Space of www.mynetworks.org In order to join these activities, please register at www.mynetworks.org (free of costs). Andreas Schoenborn |
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| Feb. 5, 2004 | 2004/2005 Training Programme "Ecological Alternatives in Sanitation"
This advanced, international training programme in ecological sanitation focuses on attractive sanitation solutions for urban and peri-urban areas to promote human health, enhance human dignity, improve nutritional status and protect water sources. The basic principle of ecological sanitation is “Closing the Loop on Sanitation”, which implies that the nutrients in human excreta – after proper hygienisation - are used as a resource in local cultivation, including urban agriculture and the water used in households is treated and returned safely to the environment. Target group: Professionals in selected countries in Africa and Asia engaged in town planning, water supply, waste management; hygiene, and socio-economic development; researchers and teachers/trainers in fields related to sustainable sanitation and; key persons engaged in NGOs with projects associated with community development for improved sanitation and water supply. Target countries: Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Benin, Botswana, Burkina Faso, Cambodia, Cameroon, China, Côte d'Ivoire, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Ghana, India, Kenya, Laos, Lesotho, Malawi, Mali, Mozambique, Namibia, Nepal, Nigeria, Pakistan, Palestinian Territories, Philippines, Senegal, South Africa, Sri Lanka, Sudan, Swaziland, Tanzania, Thailand, Togo, Uganda, Vietnam, Zambia, Zimbabwe. Download Invitation to Apply (PDF, 96 kB) Source: Cecilia Ruben, SEI, via email |
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| Jan. 29, 2004 | Reminder concerning Stockholm Water Symposium 2004 and Stockholm Water Price 2004
David Trouba writes: Dear SIWI Friends, Please note the following upcoming deadlines: 1) ABSTRACTS FOR 2004 STOCKHOLM WATER SYMPOSIUM DUE FEBRUARY 1 ABSTRACTS FOR 2004 STOCKHOLM WATER SYMPOSIUM DUE FEBRUARY 1 Abstracts for the 2004 Stockholm Water Symposium are due by February 1, 2004, and may be submitted on-line at www.siwi.org. The Symposium takes place during the 2004 World Water Week in Stockholm (August 16-20) and has a theme of "Drainage Basin Management - Regional Approaches for Food and Urban Security". Abstracts are sought for the following workshops (click on the link to read more about the workshop topic):
NOMINATIONS FOR THE 2004 STOCKHOLM INDUSTRY WATER AWARD DUE FEBRUARY 28 The deadline to submit nominations for the 2004 Stockholm Industry Water Award is February 28, 2004. Nominations can be made on-line at www.siwi.org, or you can request a nomination brochure via e-mail at siwi@siwi.org. If you have specific questions about the nomination procedure, feel free to contact Stephanie Blenckner at stephanie.blenckner@siwi.org. The Stockholm Industry Water Award has been established by the Stockholm Water Foundation in cooperation with the Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering Sciences and the World Business Council for Sustainable Development to stimulate the business sector's contribution to sustainable development of water resources, and to minimize water consumption and pollution load on the environment. Kindly David J. Trouba +46 8 522 139 89 |
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| Jan. 14, 2004 | Meet our author Yousef Subuh on mynetworks.org
Yousef Subuh of the Palestine Hydrology Group will be the special guest of the next "chat of the month" on www.mynetworks.org He will answer your questions about his article "Ecological sanitation based on urine diversion technology (Dry sanitation) in Palestine: A pilot project " (EcoEng-Newsletter No.8, Dec. 2004) on January 20, 2004 at 13:00 GMT/UTC in the Community Chat Room (Exchange Space of myNetWorks). A related discussion group will be open from Jan. 15 to 28 in the Exchange Space of www.mynetworks.org In order to join these activities, please register at www.mynetworks.org (free of costs). Andreas Schoenborn |
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