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Rand Water are hosting a webinar in celebration of the National Water Week from 21 – 27 March 2022. The theme for year 2022 is “Groundwater – making the invisible, visible”, The theme seeks to remind policy and decision-makers, inside and outside the water community, that South Africa is a water scarce country.

Prof Matthys Dippenaar will guide on all professional matters for Earth Scientists.
He will share why you need to register with SACNASP and maintain your CPD.
More on Professional registration requirements, Field of practice, Continuous professional development (CPD)
Your responsibilities and a Q&A.
This event attracts 0.2 SACNASP CPD

Notice is hereby given of the planned GAKZN AGM for Thursday, 10 March 2022. This is an in-person event.

Mine water management is a broad topic covering a range of specialist sub-disciplines. In this case, mine water management will focus on groundwater, surface water and process water management within the mining environment, on the water management aspects associated with the varied mine residue deposits as well as on the regulations that govern the use, storage, management, etc. of the water resources.

One of the notable unintended consequential outcomes of COVID–19 pandemic is the rapid and wide use of sanitizers and disinfectants to control the spread of SARS –CoV–2 virus.

A contingent of water and sanitation stakeholders will converge at Gallagher Estate in Midrand from 18 – 19 February to craft lasting solutions to challenges facing the sector to ensure water security and dignified sanitation in the country.

Water and sanitation experts, industry leaders, non-profit organizations, environmentalists, the government in all spheres, water boards, international partners have all responded to the call by Minister of Water and Sanitation, Mr Senzo Mchunu, to convene a National Water and Sanitation Summit for the benefit of the country.

The third Groundwater IWRA webinar will present three cases from different continents (Africa, Asia, and North America) to help understand the unique conditions and trajectories under which they developed as well as the institutional frameworks surrounding them.

Frequently, new geologists are placed on drilling projects with very little understanding of the drilling operation. In order to effectively contribute to managing the project, geologists require at least a basic level of understanding of drilling principles and the drilling operation as a whole.

Free Webinar, TDI Award Finalist – Equipment / Material Innovation of the year.

The GWD call on all members and interested parties to attend this extra-ordinary AGM scheduled for 9 December 2021.
Please rsvp attendance by registering for the evening's proceedings.