Hosted by the CIWEM Central Southern branch
Event description
As a lead up to COP28 taking place in early November in Dubai, the CIWEM Central Southern branch annual seminar series for 2023 will examine the extreme future of water in a period of climate emergency, whether it be having too little or too much of it.
Managing and communicating the risk of a future where we face both an increasing risk of flooding and an increasing risk of droughts is a major challenge for our sector. Over 3 days we will hear from a wide range of experts in their fields about the impacts of too much and too little water on people and the environment, and some of the innovative solutions trying to address this challenge.
All three 1-hour sessions will comprise of short presentations from a range of speakers followed by a facilitated discussion.
Part of the CIWEM Climate Emergency Adaption & Resilience series.
You can register for the whole series by clicking the registration button below, although you can choose to attend individual sessions once registered.
If you have registered previously for the event, you will have received an email with joining instructions. If you have any questions, please contact Barbara Woods at barbara.woods@ciwem.org
Register for the series