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In 2022, WEF set our sights on new horizons—a world where each person has access to clean water and sanitation, where communities prosper, and where nature thrives. With the release of our new strategic plan, we focused on feedback from our members and partners to prioritize attracting and developing a diverse and passionate water workforce, cultivating a purpose-driven community, and leading the transformation to the circular water economy.
To prepare for my new role as WEF biosolids director in 2021, I canvassed the biosolids community to gather insights on what our sector is getting right, what isn’t working and how we can course-correct or reinvent ourselves where we are missing the mark.
The Stockholm Junior Water Prize is the nation’s most prestigious youth competition for water-related research and aims to increase students’ interest in water issues and careers.
In-person competition returned this June at the Colorado School of Mines (CSM) in Golden, CO and members of the Rocky Mountain Water Environment Association (RMWEA) jumped in quickly to help.
Lara Grotz, EIT, shares her experience visiting Water Week in person for the first time and as a new mother.
March 22nd marks World Water Day and the Water Environment Federation (WEF), a UN-Water Partner is committed to engaging the water community in this public education effort.
Karoline Terrazas, Operations Performance Manager at the Union Sanitary District (Union City, California) and a member of the California Water Environment Association, talks about operational performance. A key benefit of using a disciplined approach is that it gives organizations a way to connect the dots between the various components of strategic planning and management.