Each month, we’ll deliver a webinar about our projects that focus on mainstreaming water sensitive cities practices. Each session will include a presentation from an WSC expert, and opportunities to ask questions. The recording from each session will be available on our website after the event.
Wednesday
27 March 2024
1–2 pm (AEDT)
Shelley Shepherd
Urbaqua
Wednesday
17 April 2024
12–1 pm (AEST)
This project demonstrated how economic evaluation tools could be adapted and applied to an integrated water management project in regional Victoria – the Beaufort Linear project.
It aimed to improve regional practitioners’ understanding of and capacity to undertake economic evaluation and deliver business cases.
Please find the presentations from this webinar below.
- Jamie Ewert - Download presentation
- Sayed Iftekhar - Download presentation
- Chris Manning - Download presentation
- Sayed Iftekhar, Griffith University
- Ben Furmage, WSCA
- Jamie Ewert, Alluvium
Wednesday
8 May
12–1 pm (AEST)
This project is developing a prototype tool to improve understanding and use of lifecycle costs to support an ‘all options on the table’ approach to water infrastructure investments.
Please find the presentations from this webinar session below.
- Chris Manning - Download presentation
- Sally Boer and Dale Browne - Download presentation
- Lifecycle costs tool – FAQs
Sally Boer / Dale Browne
E2DESIGNLAB
Wednesday
12 June
12–1 pm (AEST)
This project is exploring the opportunities and challenges associated with applying WSUD principles to infill sites with fewer than 20 lots. The webinar will be presented by Melissa McGrath (Josh Byrne and Associates).
Please find the presentations from this webinar session below.
- Melissa Manley - Download presentation
- Melissa McGrath - Download presentation
- Chris Manning - Download presentation
Melissa McGrath
Josh Bryne and Associates
Melissa Manley
Department of Communities, WA
Wednesday
24 July
12:00–1:00 pm (AEST)
This webinar will highlight two approaches to community resilience against disasters: the ‘Fire to Flourish’ program’s bushfire recovery initiatives and a new doctoral research project on community-centred decision-making for flood risk management.
Euan Hind and Dr Adriana Keating – Download presentation
Euan Hind
Monash University - MSDI
Dr Adriana Keating
Monash University - MSDI
Monday
5 August
12–7 pm (AEST)
The 2024 Knowledge Exchange will convene stakeholders and experts from Thailand and internationally to engage in a dialogue around NbS in the context of urban development and climate change.
Thursday
22 August
11 am (AEST)
The 2024 Knowledge Exchange will convene stakeholders and experts from Viet Nam and internationally to engage in a dialogue around NbS in the context of urban development and climate change.
Wednesday
18 September
12–1 pm (AEST)
This project is exploring how to protect a headwater stream – in this case Aitken Creek in Melbourne’s northern growth corridor – in new urban developments.
Please find the presentations from this webinar session below.
- Belinda Hatt - Download presentation
- Rhys Coleman - Download presentation
- Jamie Ewert - Download presentation
- Belinda Hatt, Melbourne Water
- Rhys Coleman, Melbourne Water
- Jamie Ewert, Alluvium
Wednesday
16 October
12–3 pm (AEDT)
- Dr Mojtaba Moravej , University of Queensland
- Dr Christian Urich, HARK
- Professor Steven Kenway, University of Queensland
Tuesday
22 October
12–1 pm (AEDT)
- Prof. John Thwaites, MSDI
- Chris Chesterfield, MSDI
- Greg Claydon, eWater
- Cheryl Batagol, Alluvium
Wednesday
13 November
12–1 pm (AEDT)
This project is developing and trialling messages and mechanisms for improving basic water literacy among communities in Perth and Melbourne. The webinar will be presented by Dr Lucy Richardson (Monash Climate Change Communication Research Hub).
Lucy Richardson
Monash University
Dr Kien Nguyen-Trung
WSC Australia