My motivation to promote potable reuse as a feasible option for a climate resilient future has allowed me to be an integral part of the AWA Water Recycling Specialist Network Committee. Taking the lead role has allowed me to voice the breadth of experience & knowledge of the committee members with respect to the future of water recycling.
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SPECIALIST NETWORKS
Choose your water connections
Our 11 Specialist Networks provide a platform for members to share expertise across water management specialisations. From catchment management to water literacy and efficiency, members opt-in to hear from the networks of their choice.
The networks are overseen by multidisciplinary committees of water professionals and practitioners committed to sharing information to drive a sustainable water future.
Asset Management
Catchment Management
Desalination
Operations
Regional, Rural & Remote water
Water for All
Industrial Water & Trade Waste
Water Literacy & Education
Water Efficiency
Water Quality
Water Recycling
VOLUNTEER PROFILE
Yunal Kumar, Yarra Valley Water
Water RecyclingGreg Greene
Catchment ManagementI was inspired to take a lead role on the Specialist Network as I wanted to advocate for the development of a national set of guiding principles for protecting drinking water source catchments, something I’m deeply passionate about. I also wanted to give something back to an industry that has provided me with many opportunities.
Sally Williamson, Aurecon
Water QualityI have worked within the water industry for nearly 20 years in a range of areas and am currently in the engineering space with experience in treatment planning and design for various water types. I see the Water Quality Specialist Network as a vehicle to achieve a connected water quality community where we can share ideas, challenges, solutions and successes.
Cris Carvalho, Aqwest Bunbury
Asset ManagementI have the privilege to manage the asset lifecycle section at Aqwest in Bunbury South West WA. I joined the Asset Management Specialist Network because it is a sector tailored group of people that focus on sharing the experiences in contemporary asset management across the country and across the whole service chain of the water cycle.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Yes. You require individual membership (professional or concession) to join a Specialist Network and their relevant member circles. This membership is also required should you wish to nominate for a Special Network committee.
Just login as a Member (top right-hand corner of your screen) to select or update your specialist network preferences. It is recommended that you select no more than 3 or 4 specialist networks to ensure that you can maximise your engagement with those that are of most interest to you.