17 September 2019
Meet Us at Small Water and Wastewater Systems 2019 in Perth, Western Australia, 1–5 December 2019
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MDPI will be attending the International Water Association conference on Small Water and Wastewater Systems 2019 in Perth, Western Australia, 1–5 December at Murdoch University.
SWWS is a parallel conference organized by IWA. The conference focuses on sharing ideas, presenting the latest research findings and discussing new possibilities in science and technology with local and global policy directions, engineers and managers.
Water is essential for all life forms. It is a fundamental resource necessary for socio-economic development and for ecological sustainability. Good quality water is becoming scarce due to population growth and associated residential and industrial development and pollution, particularly in towns and cities. It is timely that the sustainable management of water resources is widely discussed, noting that water can be recycled for an unlimited number of times after adequate treatment.
The conference will discuss and explore new and innovative methods of treatment, better understanding and assessment of resources and their supporting ecosystems, proper management for conservation and approaches to achieve the dual aim of economic development and ecological sustainability. The focus is on the necessary infrastructure to provide good quality water, in sufficient quantity, in the most sustainable manner.
The following MDPI journals will be represented:
If you are also attending this conference, please feel free to stop by our booth (#01). Our delegates look forward to meeting you in person to answer any questions you may have. For more information about the conference, please visit: https://www.swws2019.com/.