This webinar aims to discuss the link between COVID-19 and wastewater. Through the valuable contribution of experts, the event will discuss the scientific aspect of the subject matter and explore how the current situation has impacted the water and wastewater sector. Finally, the webinar will provide the audience with a solid understanding about the current challenges and future opportunities related to COVID-19 and wastewater.
There is an inextricable link between COVID-19, wastewater, and sanitation. So far, the pandemic has highlighted the challenges related to the water and sanitation sector, including for example the need for investing in wastewater reuse, safe collection, transportation and disposal of wastewater and sludge, and to enhance awareness-raising around these topics.
In challenging times, though, lie the opportunities. As traces of COVID-19 were found in wastewater samples worldwide, monitoring wastewater and the presence of COVID-19 may help protect communities in the future. Now, more than ever, wastewater and sanitation shall be considered a key priority to guarantee a healthier and safer environment for millions of people around the world. First and foremost, however, it is important to get the facts right.
This webinar aims to discuss the link between COVID-19 and wastewater. Through the valuable contribution of experts, the event will discuss the scientific aspect of the subject matter and explore how the current situation has impacted the water and wastewater sector. Finally, the webinar will provide the audience with a solid understanding of the current challenges and future opportunities related to COVID-19 and wastewater.
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