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CWN seeks two program coordinators

Municipal Water Consortium program coordinator • Resource Development in Watersheds program coordinator
Application deadline Friday, February 24, 2012 at 4:30 p.m. EST for both positions

CWN seeks two program coordinators

Draft National Research Agenda for Municipal Wastewater and Biosolids

Influence Canada’s wastewater and biosolids research agenda
Comment by 5 p.m. on February 21, 2012.

Draft National Research Agenda for Municipal Wastewater and Biosolids

Assessing pathogen fate, transport and risk in natural and engineered water treatment

September 23–26, 2012 • Banff Conference Centre, Banff, Alberta • Abstracts due March 30, 2012

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Canada renews investment in water research: CWN receives $15 million

CWN to focus efforts on end user–led research consortia to create communities of practice that solve critical water management issues affecting Canadians

CWN-awarded-$15-million

Watershed researchers receive $2.1 million from CWN

Funds used to launch innovative end user-led environmental monitoring programs
A shift from a researcher-driven push to end user-articulated pull for tangible project impacts

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Research & Activities

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The Canadian Water Network catalyzes and supports multidisciplinary research and related initiatives that address key challenges in water management across three areas — protecting Canada’s watersheds and ecosystems, protecting the health of Canadians, and ensuring that Canada has sustainable water infrastructure.

Opportunities

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The Canadian Water Network is your source for opportunities in the water sector — new research grant competitions, partnership and consortia development, student scholarships and exchange programs, career opportunities, contracts, internship placements, and more.


What we do

The Canadian Water Network is the conduit that connects researchers with water practitioners, implementers and policy-makers, pooling their resources and uniting expertise to respond to water challenges and contribute to a prosperous and healthy future for generations of Canadians.

The essence of CWN is to bring water research to life.

We do this by establishing and supporting multidisciplinary communities of practice that address key challenges in water management across three broad areas — protecting Canada’s watersheds and ecosystems, protecting the health of Canadians, and ensuring that Canada has sustainable water infrastructure.

Development of our research programs begins by articulating the needs of end-users, so our research is relevant and outcomes are implemented. Our work influences the national debate on water and our network’s expertise is sought to inform water policy and improve water management and stewardship across Canada.

Our initiatives engage more than 100 researchers and 200 students across 37 Canadian universities and connect them with more than 100 partners from industry, government and non-governmental organizations.

If you’d like to learn more about what we do, please contact us.

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