Water Engineering and Development Centre

43rd WEDC International Conference

Water and Climate Resilience

Online with free access for all delegates

9–13 September 2024 

REGISTER!

CONFERENCE INFORMATION ON 'MY WEDC'

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Follow these steps to register for the conference

Step 1: Visit this link:

https://wedc-knowledge.lboro.ac.uk/index.html

Step 2: From the left-hand menu select: ‘My WEDC Profile: Sign up / Update’

(If you are already signed up, please do not create another account. Update your details should you need to. You can retrieve your username and password if you have forgotten them at this point. Then skip Step 3 and go to Step 4.)

If you have yet to sign up:

Step 3. Create your profile. Click ‘Save’ and an email will be sent to you with your login details.

Step 4: Login and, under ‘Forthcoming conferences’, click the following link:

‘Click here to register for the conference’ The following screen then thanks you for signing up when visited for the first time. (On revisits, you will see the link: ‘Go straight to 43rd WEDC International Conference website’ Sight of this link also confirms that you are registered.)

If you are registered, joining instructions will be sent to you nearer the time of the conference.

 

º¬Ðß²ÝÊÓƵ the conference 

The WEDC International Conference is a valued and respected platform for reflection, debate and exchange of knowledge and ideas, rooted in practice. It will bring together participants from the research, practice and policy communities to discuss and explore a broad range of issues in water engineering and development.

Typically, we attract attendees from more than 40 countries. In addition to traditional presentation and poster formats, the conference will also incorporate sessions where participants can discuss key themes. There will also be opportunities for international agencies to provide training for sector professionals and workshops to support students.

In the Call for Contributions authors are invited to submit extended abstracts for review under a topic to specifically address the issues related to water and climate resilience and adaptation within the context of the topic. Topics include: 

• Disaster risk management

• Water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) services

• Emerging technologies for water management (inc. AI)

• Flood management

• Nature-based solutions

• Water security

• Water quality

 

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