The MULTISOURCE project actively participated in the 18th International Conference on Wetland Systems for Water Pollution Control (ICWS), held in Fort-de-France, Martinique, from November 24–29, 2024.
Organized by the IWA Specialist Group on Wetland Systems for Water Pollution Control, the event served as a global hub for sharing the latest advancements in natural and constructed wetlands. With a focus on addressing water pollution, promoting sustainability, and providing ecosystem services, the conference draws experts, researchers, and practitioners from around the world.
Key Highlights from MULTISOURCE’s Participation
- Keynote Presentation: Paula Kehoe delivered an inspiring keynote address, exploring how Nature-Based Solutions (NBS) can revolutionize water management and enhance ecosystem resilience.
- PhD Research Presentation: Sophie Guillaume showcased her innovative research on wetlands, highlighting their potential in sustainable water reuse and pollution control.
- Life Cycle Assessment: Karine Dufosse presented key findings on the environmental impacts and sustainability benefits of wetlands through Life Cycle Assessment (LCA).
- Opening Ceremony Leadership: Pascal Molle, a conference organizer, led the opening ceremony, setting the stage for an engaging and impactful week.
Conference Themes
ICWS 2024 covers a wide range of critical topics, including:
- Wetlands in urban environments
- Wetlands for water reuse and the circular economy
- Wetlands for water pollution control
- Wetland conservation, restoration, and climate resilience
The MULTISOURCE project’s contributions underscore the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration in advancing the role of wetlands and other NBS in water management. By addressing challenges like water pollution and resource sustainability, MULTISOURCE continues to drive innovation and knowledge-sharing in the field.
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