The Water Council
The Water Council is a global hub dedicated to freshwater technology innovation, water stewardship, and advancing water-related businesses, research, and education. It connects water technology companies, utilities, governments, and academia to foster collaboration and drive solutions to critical water challenges.
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Website Key Features
Global Water Center
A state-of-the-art facility that houses water technology companies, research labs, and educational programs to accelerate water innovation.
BREW Accelerator
A world-class water technology accelerator that supports startups with funding, mentorship, and access to a global network.
Water Stewardship Programs
Initiatives designed to help businesses and communities implement sustainable water management practices.
Research Collaborations
Partnerships with leading universities and research institutions to advance water technology and policy.
Educational Workshops
Programs and workshops aimed at educating professionals and the public about water sustainability and technology.
International Partnerships
Collaborations with global organizations to address water challenges on an international scale.
Water Technology Cluster
A network of water technology companies and stakeholders fostering innovation and economic growth in the sector.
Additional information
Location
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA
Key Initiatives
Focus on solving global water challenges through innovation, collaboration, and education.
Membership
Open to water technology companies, utilities, academic institutions, and other stakeholders interested in water sustainability.
Events
Hosts conferences, seminars, and networking events to bring together water technology professionals and experts.
Awards and Recognition
Recognized globally for its contributions to water technology innovation and sustainability.
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