Many water utilities use artificial intelligence in the day-to-day operation. It is steadily becoming the new normal. Read more about AI here:https://iwa-network.org/ai-basics-for-advanced-water-wise-utilities-part-1/

As we move into a digital economy, we need young talent that can “lead people through this intimidating territory – the type of person that can create a vision for people of what the benefits of digital water are that will cha...

Micropollutants are present in the air we breathe, the water we drink, and the food we eat. From pharmaceutical products to pesticides to hormone active pills, the removal of these contaminants at wastewater treatment plants pose ...

 Following the launch of the first in a series of whitepapers from the IWA Digital Water Programme – Digital Water: Industry leaders chart the transformation journey – the plenary panel at the IWA Leading Edge Conferenc...

Being the window to the world for water sector technology, the LET gathers international experts on water technology innovations for the water sector. The Leading Edge Conference series on Water and Wastewater Technologies have bu...

IWA President Diane D’Arras discusses at the 4th European Climate Change Adaptation conference (ECCA),  the three priorities for water: replenish – treat waste water to return it to the river,  reduce – we ...

IWA President, Diane d’Arras, jury of the FAMAE PRECIOUS WATER competition, unboxes the winner Hydrao shower head. The FAMAE Foundation launched the PRECIOUS WATER competition in order to support international innovation to ...