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Tested training materials on smart energy and sludge management

Capacity development actions in IWAMA aimed at increasing the opportunities for lifelong learning in the field of the wastewater management, particularly for WWTP operators.

Read the report on lifelong learning in the region, check an interactive package with training materials for wastewater management, and play the WWTP game!

Overcoming operational challenges at the modern wastewater treatment plant

Thursday, September 27, 2018 - 13:25

The IWAMA project has organized six extensive workshops throughout its duration, each focusing on a particular topic, recognized by partners as essential in the continuous process of capacity development in the wastewater treatment sector. The project covered subjects of energy consumption and production, sludge handling, reduction of nutrients – and most recently, existing challenges in maintenance of plants.

Closing the loop – nutrient reduction and recovery

Wednesday, June 20, 2018 - 16:21

The 5th IWAMA Capacity Development workshop was organized on 13-15 June 2018 in Kalmar, Sweden. The workshop focused on the topic recently trending: nutrient reduction and recovery in the wastewater treatment sector. Over 70 participants representing academia, research institutions, wastewater treatment utilities and private companies participated in the event.

Perspectives of smart sludge handling

Tuesday, February 13, 2018 - 12:04

The 4th IWAMA workshop on Smart Sludge Management was organized in Tartu, Estonia, on 8–9 February 2018. The workshop brought together more than 95 participants representing regional organizations, national ministries, universities and local practitioners to discuss sludge handling issues in the Baltic Sea Region.

workshop

Tested training materials on smart energy and sludge management

Overcoming operational challenges at the modern wastewater treatment plant

Closing the loop – nutrient reduction and recovery

Perspectives of smart sludge handling

Exemplary energy efficiency introduced in Szczecin

Exploring possibilities of energy production in Boltenhagen

Identification of WWT needs discussed in Lahti