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The Academic and Professional Committee of INOWASIA has been officially constituted.

INOWASIA, an Erasmus+ project from the Capacity building in Higher Education action, aims to train a new generation of young Southeast Asian water professionals to face the current and future water challenges and lead the water sector market.

INOWASIA consortium is made up of 11 organisations across 5 countries (Spain, France, Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia) and 14 associated partners, who will carry out a cross-disciplinary, bottom-up process leading to the development and implementation of formation material based on innovative teaching learning methodologies and water-oriented living labs.

An Academic and Professional Committee has been created and officially constituted today to enhance the integration of the project stakeholders, and to oversee the project activities from an academic and professional point of view, in order to obtain a multidisciplinary perspective.

Currently, INOWASIA counts on a strong consortium with more than 40 engaged entities perfectly balanced among companies, higher education institution, NGOs and governmental institutions, to promote high level formation and entrepreneur activities among international water resources stakeholders.

Empowering Water Professionals in Southeast Asia: INOWASIA'S Impact

The development of innovative multilevel formation programs for water professionals in Southeast Asia has been a significant endeavor undertaken by the INOWASIA project. From its inception in January 2021 to its current state in December 2023, INOWASIA has been dedicated to empowering a new generation of water professionals in the region.   First, let’s recap…

University Toulouse III and IRD participate to the BioROC project, related to water reuse in Occitanie, France

Two of INOWASIA’s partners are part of a project called BioROC, developed in the South of France. Dr. Magali Gerino (UT3) and Dr. Didier Orange (IRD) joined their forces with other French laboratories and companies to answer this question: What water quality and treatment system are best suited to limiting the development of biofilm in…

WOLL at HUS and architectural planning management in Vietnam

Building Nature Based Solutions (NBS) into water-related projects represents a massive opportunity for water economy and environmental sustainability. It represents a key for human wellbeing and development with healthy Nature and ecosystems, to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). INOWASIA is convinced we need to work with companies, band and other financial institutions and local…

This project has been funded with support from the European Commission. This publication reflects the views only of the author, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.

Project Number: 619225-EPP-1-2020-1-ES-EPPKA2-CBHE-JP

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