44th International Congress on Waste Management & Water Resources Engineering (WMWRE 2025)

The 44th International Congress on Waste Management & Water Resources Engineering (WMWRE 2025) explores sustainable solutions and technological advancements in waste management and water resources engineering to support environmental resilience and resource efficiency.

Key Topics

• Advanced landfill design and leachate control
• Resource recovery and nutrient reuse from wastewater
• Hazardous and medical waste management practices
• AI and robotics for sorting and recycling
• Microplastics in water systems and waste streams
• Social equity and access to water and sanitation
• Emerging contaminants and water treatment innovation
• Industrial symbiosis and waste valorization
• Digital tools for smart water management
• Water reuse and desalination technologies
• Decentralized systems for water and wastewater
• Climate adaptation strategies in waste and water sectors
• Groundwater recharge and aquifer protection
• Public engagement in waste and water initiatives
• Food waste reduction and consumer behavior
• Transboundary water cooperation and river basin planning
• Digital platforms for citizen involvement in waste systems
• Nature-based solutions for water and waste treatment
• Bio-based and recycled materials for infrastructure
• Remote sensing and GIS in hydrological studies
• Quality standards for recycled products
• Sustainable urban drainage and green infrastructure
• Stormwater management and pollution prevention
• Public-private partnerships in water infrastructure
• Economic tools and policies in waste governance
• Water-energy-food nexus and integrated management
• Landfill mining and rehabilitation of old sites
• Community education on sustainable practices
• Upcycling and high-value product development
• Smart bins, route planning, and IoT for waste
• Extended producer responsibility and policy frameworks
• Flood and drought forecasting and response
• Cultural and institutional aspects of water governance

Who should Attend

• Environmental engineers and scientists
• Waste management professionals
• Water resource planners and hydrologists
• Urban infrastructure developers
• Policy makers and regulators
• Technology providers and innovators
• Academic researchers and students
• Public health and sustainability experts
• Municipal and regional authorities
• NGOs and community organizers
• Consultants in water and waste sectors