The ANCHOR project investigates five demo sites (including 2 new pilots) for source-separating wastewater systems in new urban areas. A core question with new sanitation systems is how to convince decision-makers to abandon business as usual.
In this lunch talk, you will learn more about how urban wastewater management can move from business as usual to a more circular and sustainable approach. In particular, we highlight the importance of agents of change in this process.
💡 Agents of change are key individuals who help drive sustainability by keeping ambitious pioneering initiatives on track.
Researchers from KWR will explain this concept and share early insights from their study at the ANCHOR demo site in Ghent, De Nieuwe Dokken. You'll get to hear directly from an agent of change in an exclusive interview. The floor will then be open to your questions.
©Dift Nieuwe Dokken demo in Ghent as part of the ANCHOR project.
We are happy to invite you to ANCHOR's lunch talk on agents of change on Tuesday May 13 from 12:00 to 13:00.
After registering below, you'll immediately receive the Zoom link for the lunch talk.
We look forward to seeing you in May, and don't hesitate to share this invite in your networks!
The project organises digital lunch talks 4 times a year.