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Circular water usage in the neighbourhood
Chair: Stefan Bergsma, DeSah

Drinking water supply is under strain due to climate change, population growth and pollution. This session will show that there are many solutions to reduce and reuse drinking water in a neighborhood. This workshop will highlight several projects where significant drinking water reduction and local water reuse have been implemented and are planned to be implemented to create circular water neighborhoods. During the session you will hear from two inspiring cases, one on rainwater and one on wastewater, how to deal with water more sustainable and circular in the built environment. To summarize, join this session if you want to know more about and network with peers working on circular water solutions for neighborhoods and cities.

  • Innovation in sanitation: lessons case studies, dr.ir. Peter van der Maas, Van Hall Larenstein University of Applied Sciences
  • WaterSchoon: decentralized wastewater treatment Noorderhoek, Sneek, ir. Sybren Gerbens, Wetterskip Fryslân
  • Robust water systems for sustainable drink water infrastructure, Ruben Wentink, FieldFactors