WaterWise
Published on by Water Network Research, Official research team of The Water Network in Business
Are you involved in water management in the industry? Then Watervisie 2025 is the place to share insights, look ahead, and collaborate on solutions.
Theme
The Watervisie Conference focuses on the future of water management within the industry. The central theme revolves around sustainable water use solutions, innovations in water purification, and the challenges companies face in complying with the European Water Framework Directive (WFD). With stricter regulations and increasing water scarcity, the water sector faces crucial choices. The conference highlights technological developments, circular water strategies, and collaboration models that contribute to a future-proof water policy.
Target audience
The conference is intended for professionals and organizations active in the water sector and industry, including:
- Industrial and process water companies : Businesses that use water intensively and seek efficient and sustainable solutions.
- Water treatment companies : Companies and experts involved in water purification and reuse. Policymakers and governments : Government agencies and regulatory bodies responsible for water policy and legal compliance.
- Research and knowledge institutions : Scientists and research organizations working on new technologies and insights in water management.
- Technology developers and suppliers : Innovative companies developing new products and systems for more efficient water use.
The Watervisie Conference provides a platform for knowledge sharing, networking opportunities, and discovering practical solutions to improve the future of water management in the industry.
As a partner of the Watervisie Conference, a limited number of Water Alliance members can attend this event for free (first come, first served). Interested? Contact André Mepschen at a.mepschen@wateralliance.nl.
Information
- Website: https://www.congreswatervisie.nl/registratie/?partner=wateralliance
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Taxonomy
- Resource Management
- Water Management
- Utility Management