On Wednesday 25 June, the Clean Water South network is returning for an interactive workshop focused on co-production, real world impact, and collaboration in ensuring water hygiene and quality in the south.

The event will be led by the Future Towns Innovation Hub, the Sustainability and Resilience Institute (SRI) and the Civic Directorate, in partnership with the University of Portsmouth.

It’s hoped researchers and academics with an interest in tackling issues in clean water research will join and participate in collaborative discussions and build tangible outcomes in response to growing challenges and opportunities within a variety of industry, policy and community areas.

Non-governmental organisations, policy makers and regulators, including the Hampshire and Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust and the Environment Agency, will join the event to help shape the future direction of the Clean Water South network through engaging roundtable discussions and activities.

The event builds on continued efforts to facilitate effective communication and information gathering between key authorities across policy and industry to preserve and maintain the health of rivers in the south of England.

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