Profile interview series 2021: Ingrid Keupers
Joining EJWP was the right move for me because I’ve always been interested in the social…
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Meet Naomi Timmer, Founder and Director of EJWP
Meet Naomi Timmer, the director of H2O People and Founder/Director of the European Junior Water Programme.…
A Nexus of Challenges, Optimism and Engagement in Resources: EWJP Ambassador Professor Chrysi Laspidou leads EJWP Training Week sessions
EJWP Ambassador Chrysi Laspidou, a professor in the Civil Engineering Department, University of Thessaly in Greece,…
Share your ideas for Zero Water Pollution in our EU Green Week campaign: We need all voices from all ages!
Europe is aiming for a ZERO POLLUTION system by 2050, which is vital to a healthy…
Driving Young Innovation: New Waves Festival Workshop Preview with Ap Verheggen
Dutch artist-inventor Ap Verheggen is leading a workshop and warm-up session in our EJWP New Waves…
Meet the EJWP team
What do an artist-inventor, an outward-oriented programme manager, a certified trainer, a former journalist, and a…
Profile interview series 2021: Ioana Dobrescu
I’m Romanian but have been living in the Netherlands for more than a decade, having initially…
Festival New waves of Inspiration
We are looking forward to our EJWP New Waves Festival. Join us online on 22 April…
Making waves to Share the Value of Water
Gonzalo Delacámara, PhD is a Senior Researcher Fellow on water economics with IMDEA Water in Spain, and an advisor to multilateral organizations including the European Commission, OECD, World Bank and selected UN organizations. Gonzalo is working with EJWP participants through his position as leader of the Vision Leadership Team on the Value of Water with Water Europe. He is heading up the masterclass and projects on the Value of Water with Groups 1 and 2 of EJWP.
Rasha Hassan
Rasha is a young water professional working with H2O-People as project officer.
Profile interview series 2021: Loïc Charpentier
It’s an investment for connecting in the future, more than financial, but in human capital, and this is important.
Chrysi Laspidou
Young water professionals are the water leaders of tomorrow! They are the ones that should get inspired by us, that should understand and share our water vision and commit to realizing it and extending it through sustainable lifestyles and choices. It is really worthwhile to invest in the younger generation of water professionals, as it will have a great impact. It is an honor for me to be part of their inspiration!
Towards a new way of thinking and learning in the Process Industry
INDUSTRIAL SYMBIOSIS AND ENERGY EFFICIENCY
Client: Water Europe and H2O People
EJWP1: September – December 2020
