Free event - Turning water and energy challenges into opportunities - 21/11/2018 - Hilton, Nairobi

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Join us:Free Information session - Turning water and energy challenges into opportunities - 21st of November 2018 - Hilton, Nairobi

DATE: 21st November 2018 in Nairobi at 10-12am EAT plus lunch afterwards
VENUE: Hilton Nairobi, Mama Ngina St Nairobi KE, Kenya

We invite you to join our information session on 21st November 2018 in Nairobi (10-12am EAT with lunch afterwards, registration required).

Find out how you can exploit business and innovation opportunities created by water and energy challenges! Learn more about the technologies in the VicInAqua project (MBR membrane bioreactor, monitoring and control systems, hatchery-RAS recirculating aquaculture system, renewable energy supply systems) and its integrative project approach.

AGENDA:
• Water & Energy Challenges
• The Case of VicInAqua project
• Project overview
• Technologies: MBR (membrane bioreactor), monitoring and control systems, hatchery-RAS (recirculating aquaculture system), renewable energy supply systems
• Integrative approach to address challenges and exploit opportunities
• Questions and Answers


Participation is for free but you need to register by sending us an email.


You will then receive an e-mail from the VicInAqua team confirming your registration.

As the event will be held subject to a sufficient number of participants, you will be informed in due time. Please note that VicInAqua won’t cover for your expenses, apart from the offered lunch.


Started in June 2016, the VicInAqua project is developing an efficient, flexible and robust system for wastewater treatment and reuse in Lake Victoria Basin, Africa. Eleven industrial, research and public organisations from Denmark, Germany, Italy, Kenya, Malta, Tanzania and Uganda conceived the VicInAqua novel solutions as a tailor-made response to the growing needs for sanitation and water and food supply of local inhabitants and industries, reducing stress on the sensitive ecosystems of Lake Victoria. The project is coordinated by Karlsruhe University of Applied Sciences in Germany and has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 689427 . Find more information on the VicInAqua website.

We look forward to great discussions!

Best regards,
The VicInAqua team