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The Balkan Regional Young Water Professionals Conference is intended to be an international forum for students, young researchers and professionals working in the water sector to present their work and meet their peers from the region and all over the world. Therefore, the Conference will be of interest to students and young professionals working in all branches of the water sector. The Scientific Committee welcomes proposals for platform or poster presentation, which fit within one of the topics shown below: • Water supply, • Water protection, • Groundwater management, • Performance assessment in wastewater utilities and social, economic, financial and other dimensions of wastewater asset management, • Climate changes and their impact on water cycle, • Risk management Conference Topics Procedure for Submission Registration Fee Authors may submit Abstracts up to 1 page written in English on following e-mail address: [email protected]. For guidelines on formatting and finding other information about the conference, visit: www.jcerni.org Submissions should demonstrate significant advance in knowledge on the conference topics. At least one author for each selected paper must register and attend the conference to present the paper. Authors must bear their own expenses in order to attend the conference. Important Dates Submissions are welcome from 1 August 2009 Submission of Abstracts 1 November 2009 Notifications 1 December 2009 Full manuscript submission deadline 30 Jan 2010 Early Registrations 30 January 2010 Final Submissions 15 February 2010 Hotel Reservations 10 March 2010 Conference 29-30 April 2010 Registration Fee in IWA MEMBERS NON-IWA MEMBERS STUDENTS SPOUSES High-Income Countries 250 350 80 60 Low-Income Countries 100 150 80 60 For the early bird registration (up to 30 January 2010) registration fees for High-Income Countries will be reduced by 40 € and for Low-Income Countries by 20 €. First day: Technical programme 29 April 2010 8.00-9.00 Cocktail and Welcome reception 9.00-10.30 Exhibitions 10.30-11.15 Morning break 11.15-12.45 Exhibitions 12.45-2.15 Lunch 2.15-3.45 Exhibitions 3.45-4.30 Afternoon break 4.30-6.00 Exhibitions Second day: Technical programme 30 April 2010 9.00-10.30 Exhibitions 10.30-11.15 Morning break 11.15-12.45 Exhibitions 12.45-2.15 Lunch 2.15-3.45 Workshop 3.45-4.30 Afternoon break 4.30-6.00 Workshop 8.00 Gala night Third day: Technical tour 9.00 – 15.00 Belgrade Waterworks and Sewerage Conference & Exhibition Programme Programme and Scientific Committee Organizing Committee Prof. Dr. Milan Dimkic, Chair Serbia Prof. Dr. Marko Ivetic Serbia Prof. Dr. Gerasimos Lyberatos Greece Prof. Dr. Ivan Blinkov FYR of Macedonia Prof. Dr. Mirjana Vojinovic-Miloradov Serbia Prof. Dr. Svetlana Potkonjak Serbia Prof. Dr. Damir Brdjanovic UNESCO-IHE, Netherlands Mr. Miodrag Milovanovic Mr. Adrian Puigarnau Mrs. Tatijana Ercegovic - Petric Mr. Vladimir Tausanovic Mr. Sinisa Andric Dr. Nikola Marijanovic Mr. Aleksandar Đukic Mr. Ivan Milojkovic Contact Person Mr. Ivan Milojković Jaroslav Černi Institute for the Development of Water Resources Jaroslava Černog 80, 11226 Pinosava Belgrade, Serbia Tel: +381 11 390 64 50 Fax: +381 11 390 64 81 E-mail: [email protected] Venue HOTEL BEST WESTERN M Bulevar Oslobodjenja 56a 11 000 Belgrade SERBIA Tel: +381 (0)11 397 2560 Fax: +381 (0)11 309 5501 e-mail:offi[email protected] Gala Night Skadarlija, the old Bohemian quarter of Belgrade grew up at the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th century when the cafés were frequented by the leading lights of Belgrade cultural life. It is most frequently compared to the Paris quarter of Montmartre, both because of its appearance and its happy, ebullient, creative atmosphere. This part of the city was formed in the first half of the 19th century, and in 1872 Skadarska street was first given its name, at the same time as the houses were given numbers. Many famous writer, actors, painters and journalists once lived in Skadarlija. Skadarlija took on its Bohemian appearance from 1901 onwards, when following the demolition of the famous Dardaneli inn, the regulars relocated to the inns in Skadarlija. Many local and foreign personalities “spent their best days here - by night.” The famous Serbian poet and painter Đura Jakšić lived and died in Skadarlija. His house was converted into a meeting point for poets from the “Skadarlija Soirées” (“Skadarlijske večeri”). Today you will find in Skadarlija, which is now a leading Belgrade tourist attraction, the famous restaurants of Tri Šešira, Ima dana, Dva jelena, Skadarlija, Zlatni bokal and Dva bela goluba, as well as galleries, antique shops and souvenir stalls. This unique corner of Belgrade, whose redevelopment was begun in 1968, was planned and designed by the well-known Belgrade architect Uglješa Bogunović. BALKANS REGIONAL YOUNG WATER PROFESSIONALS CONFERENCE 29-30 April 2010, Belgrade Serbia Dr. Athena Mavridou Greece Dr. Nikola Marjanovic Serbia Dr. Bozidar Stojanovic Serbia Dr. Goran Vujic Serbia Mr Enes Alagic BiH Mr Aleksandar Djukic Serbia Mr Ivan Milojkovic Serbia
Transcript of Organizing Committee - auth Water Prof First Ann.pdfThe Scientific Committee welcomes proposals for...
The Balkan Regional Young Water Professionals Conference is intended to be an international forum for students, young researchers and professionals working in the water sector to present their work and meet their peers from the region and all over the world. Therefore, the Conference will be of interest to students and young professionals working in all branches of the water sector.
The Scientific Committee welcomes proposals for platform or poster presentation, which fit within one of the topics shown below:
• Water supply,• Water protection,• Groundwater management,• Performance assessment in wastewater utilities and social, economic,
financial and other dimensions of wastewater asset management,• Climate changes and their impact on water cycle,• Risk management
Conference Topics
Procedure for Submission
Registration Fee
Authors may submit Abstracts up to 1 page written in English on following e-mail address: [email protected].
For guidelines on formatting and finding other information about the conference, visit: www.jcerni.org Submissions should demonstrate significant advance in knowledge on the conference topics. At least one author for each selected paper must register and attend the conference to present the paper. Authors must bear their own expenses in order to attend the conference.
Important DatesSubmissions are welcome from1 August 2009 Submission of Abstracts1 November 2009Notifications 1 December 2009Full manuscript submission deadline30 Jan 2010
Early Registrations 30 January 2010Final Submissions 15 February 2010Hotel Reservations 10 March 2010Conference 29-30 April 2010
Registration Fee in €
IWA MEMBERS NON-IWA MEMBERS STUDENTS SPOUSES
High-Income Countries 250 350 80 60
Low-Income Countries 100 150 80 60
For the early bird registration (up to 30 January 2010) registration fees for High-Income Countries will be reduced by 40 € and for Low-Income Countries by 20 €.
First day: Technical programme 29 April 2010
8.00-9.00 Cocktail and Welcome reception9.00-10.30 Exhibitions10.30-11.15 Morning break11.15-12.45 Exhibitions12.45-2.15 Lunch2.15-3.45 Exhibitions3.45-4.30 Afternoon break
4.30-6.00 Exhibitions
Second day: Technical programme 30 April 2010
9.00-10.30 Exhibitions
10.30-11.15 Morning break
11.15-12.45 Exhibitions
12.45-2.15 Lunch
2.15-3.45 Workshop
3.45-4.30 Afternoon break
4.30-6.00 Workshop
8.00 Gala night
Third day: Technical tour
9.00 – 15.00 Belgrade Waterworks and Sewerage
Conference & Exhibition Programme
Programme and Scientific Committee Organizing CommitteeProf. Dr. Milan Dimkic, Chair SerbiaProf. Dr. Marko Ivetic Serbia Prof. Dr. Gerasimos Lyberatos GreeceProf. Dr. Ivan Blinkov FYR of MacedoniaProf. Dr. Mirjana Vojinovic-Miloradov SerbiaProf. Dr. Svetlana Potkonjak SerbiaProf. Dr. Damir Brdjanovic UNESCO-IHE, Netherlands
Mr. Miodrag MilovanovicMr. Adrian PuigarnauMrs. Tatijana Ercegovic - PetricMr. Vladimir Tausanovic
Mr. Sinisa AndricDr. Nikola MarijanovicMr. Aleksandar ĐukicMr. Ivan Milojkovic
Contact Person
Mr. Ivan MilojkovićJaroslav Černi Institutefor the Development of Water ResourcesJaroslava Černog 80, 11226 PinosavaBelgrade, SerbiaTel: +381 11 390 64 50Fax: +381 11 390 64 81E-mail: [email protected]
Venue
HOTEL BEST WESTERN M
Bulevar Oslobodjenja 56a11 000 Belgrade
SERBIA
Tel: +381 (0)11 397 2560Fax: +381 (0)11 309 5501e-mail:[email protected]
Gala NightSkadarlija, the old Bohemian quarter of Belgrade grew up at the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th century when the cafés were frequented by the leading lights of Belgrade cultural life. It is most frequently compared to the Paris quarter of Montmartre, both because of its appearance and its happy, ebullient, creative atmosphere. This part of the city was formed in the first half of the 19th century, and in 1872 Skadarska street was first given its name, at the same time as the houses were given numbers. Many famous writer, actors, painters and journalists once lived in Skadarlija. Skadarlija took on its Bohemian appearance from 1901 onwards, when following the demolition of the famous Dardaneli inn, the regulars relocated to the inns in Skadarlija. Many local and foreign personalities “spent their best days here - by night.” The famous Serbian poet and painter Đura Jakšić lived and died in Skadarlija. His house was converted into a meeting point for poets from the “Skadarlija Soirées” (“Skadarlijske večeri”). Today you will find in Skadarlija, which is now a leading Belgrade tourist attraction, the famous restaurants of Tri Šešira, Ima dana, Dva jelena, Skadarlija, Zlatni bokal and Dva bela goluba, as well as galleries, antique shops and souvenir stalls. This unique corner of Belgrade, whose redevelopment was begun in 1968, was planned and designed by the well-known Belgrade architect Uglješa Bogunović.
BALKANS REGIONAL YOUNG WATER PROFESSIONALS CONFERENCE 29-30 April 2010, Belgrade Serbia
Dr. Athena Mavridou GreeceDr. Nikola Marjanovic SerbiaDr. Bozidar Stojanovic SerbiaDr. Goran Vujic SerbiaMr Enes Alagic BiHMr Aleksandar Djukic SerbiaMr Ivan Milojkovic Serbia
The Institute “JAROSLAV CERNI” is an institute for research, development, design and consulting services in the fields of hydraulic engineering and integral water resources management, including services ranging from basic and applied studies and investigations, through water master planning, feasibility studies and designs, to complex multidisciplinary projects. During over 60 years of its activity, the Institute has grown into the largest and leading organization in water domain in Serbia. It is located in Belgrade, the capital of the Republic of Serbia.
The fulfillment of the present and future needs of the water and wastewater industries requires continuous development of a workforce, which are both adequate in size, capable in skills and strong in leadership. Young water professionals (students and professionals in the water sector and under the age of 35) are the future of the water sector, and therefore the future of the International Water Association (IWA). • Connecting People in order to provide opportunities for YWPs to meet and communicate. You will find information
about conferences, forums and news that will help you to keep you connected with your community.• Career Development opportunities for young water professionals through the organization of workshops and
online initiatives. You will find information about initiatives that will help you to develop as a water professional. • Sector Support to help employers with the recruitment and retention of YWPs. You will find information about the
initiatives to raise the awareness of employers in the water sector. • Programme Development to ensure that the YWP programme remains relevant to your needs. You will find
information about the YWP programme and its members. • Engagement of young water professionals in IWA programmes and other water related initiatives.
Young Water Professionals
Registration Fee
Second day: Technical programme 30 April 2010
9.00-10.30 Exhibitions
10.30-11.15 Morning break
11.15-12.45 Exhibitions
12.45-2.15 Lunch
2.15-3.45 Workshop
3.45-4.30 Afternoon break
4.30-6.00 Workshop
8.00 Gala night
Third day: Technical tour
9.00 – 15.00 Belgrade Waterworks and Sewerage
First Announcement and Call for Papers
BALKANS REGIONAL YOUNG WATER PROFESSIONALS CONFERENCE
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InvitationThe efficient development of water sector is impossible without young water professionals.
The aim of the conference is to create a wide and efficient international network of young water professionals, particulary from the Balkan region, because the efficient development of water sector is impossible without young water professionals. Young water professionals (students and professionals in the water sector and under the age of 35) are the future of the water sector. Present and future needs of the water sector require the continuous development of a workforce, capable in skills and strong in leadership. All aspects of water manegement are included in conference topics: water use, water protection and protection against harmful water effects. This conference is organized by the Institute for the Development of Water Resources “Jaroslav Cerni” and Belgrade Water Supply and Santitation Public Company, under the umbrella of the IWA Young Water Professionals.
BALKANS REGIONAL YOUNG WATER PROFESSIONALS CONFERENCE 29-30 April 2010, Belgrade Serbia
The Institute for the Development of Water Resource “Jaroslav Cerni”
Jaroslav Černi Institute for Development of Water Resources
Belgrade Water Supply and Sanitation Public Company
Public Water Management Company Srbijavode
Chamber ofCommerce of Serbia
