Older Conference Outputs

Delegate notes, reports and data from CIWEM's recent conferences are available here to download. For CIWEM conferences organised by CMS, speakers' presentations can be downloaded from the CMS website. To purchase proceedings for CIWEM conferences organised by Aqua Enviro please go to their website.

Please note that the data sets and reports available below are provided here free of charge for your information and use on the condition that both CIWEM and the conference organiser are acknowledged as the source of the data.

2008

• Emergency Response and Planning for Flooding : 04/12/2008

  • Delegate notes

• Water Company Investment Plans : 26/11/2008

  • Delegates' views on the plans
  • Delegate notes

• Developing Sustainably : 19/11/2008

  • Delegate notes

• The Future of Surface Water Management : 22/10/2008

  • Delegates' views on SWMPs
  • Delegate notes

• WFD: Developing the draft River Basin Management Plans : 04/06/2008

  • Delegate notes

• Climate change and the water sector : 07/05/2008

  • Delegate notes

• Critical Infrastructure and Flooding : 26/03/2008

  • Delegate feedback on key cross-cutting issues
  • Delegate notes

• Drinking Water Quality: Lessons and Planning : 06/03/2008

  • Delegate notes

• World Wetlands Day 2008 : 29-30/01/08

  • Delegate notes

2007

• The PR09 Price Review : 29/11/2007

  • Delegate notes

• Land-use and Water: Planning the Lessons into Practice : 06/11/2007

  • Delegate notes

• Environmental Management Update 2007 : 31/10/2007

  • Delegate notes

• The Global Environment 2007 09 : 11/10/07

  • Chris Lavery (Director, Mouchel Parkman)
  • Jon Pavey (Environment Division, Mott MacDonald)
  • Kalanithy Vairavamoorthy (SWITCH Scientific Director/Professor of Sustainability, UNESCO-IHE)
  • Rab Bennetts OBE (Bennetts Associates Architects)
  • Peter Jones OBE (Director, Biffa)
  • Jim Watson (Senior Lecturer and Senior Fellow, University of Sussex)
  • Peter Smith (Researcher, Combined Heat and Power Association)
  • Philip Wolfe (Chief Executive, Renewable Energy Association)
  • Darren Johnson (Green Party Member, London Assembly)
  • John Warren (Principal and MD, Ampthill Consulting Engineers Ltd)
  • Iannis Alexiou (Scientists International)
  • Tim Walker (Head of Waste Management, Belfast City Council)
  • Andrew Godley (Senior Environmental Consultant, WRc)
  • Jon McCue (Principal Coastal Consultant, Atkins)
  • Alex Stephenson (Director Stormwater Division, Hydro International)
  • Robert Shaw (Director (Policy and Projects), Town and Country Planning Association)
  • Chitra Nadarajah (ESPACE Project Manager, Hampshire County Council)
  • Claire Holman (Director of Environment and Sustainability, Peter Brett Associates)
  • David Haley (Artist, Research Fellow MA, Art as Environment Programme Leader, MIRIAD Manchester Metropolitan University)
  • Diana Bird (Co-founder, Wedge Card)
  • Philip Vardon (Research Student, Cardiff School of Engineering)
  • David Archer (Volunteer, VSO)
  • Keith Williams (Senior Lecturer in Technology, The Open University)
  • Ken McAnespie (Senior Partner, KMC Consultancy)
  • Liam Foster (Senior Hydrologist, Hyder Consulting)
  • Bob Ivison (Director, Ivison Consulting)
  • Martin McGrath (SCaMP Manager, United Utilities)
  • Peter Allen-Williams (IWRM-Net, Environment Agency)
  • Jan van Wonderen (Divisional Director, Water and Environmental Management Division, Mott MacDonald)
  • Peter von Lany (Principal Consultant, Halcrow)
  • Simon Bareham (Senior Pollution and Climate Change Adviser, Countryside Council for Wales)
  • Zoë Hutchison (Water Projects, Mouchel Parkman) and John Dora (Civil Engineer, Network Rail)
  • Peter Ede (Senior Hydrologist, Mott MacDonald)
  • Tim Reeder (Regional Climate Change Programme Manager, Environment Agency Thames Region)
  • Richard Cooper (Head of Corporate Responsibility, Lloyds TSB Bank plc)
  • Jane Milne (Head of Property and Creditor/Climate Change Leader, Association of British Insurers)
  • Dave Hampton (The Carbon Coach, Carbon Coach Ltd)
  • Helen ApSimon (Professor of Air Pollution Studies, Centre for Environmental Policy, Imperial College London)
  • Innes Thomson (Project Executive, Environment Agency)
  • Derrick Ryall (Head of Government Meteorological Research, Met Office)
  • Sir John Harman (Chairman, Environment Agency of England and Wales)
  • Sun Yan Evans (Principal Engineer, Water and Environmental Management Division, Mott MacDonald) and Neil Gunn (Mapping and Data Management Team Leader, Environment Agency)
  • Mike Cope (Principal Engineer, Halcrow)
  • Jaap Flikweert (Flood Risk Management Adviser, Royal Haskoning)
  • Jon Wicks (Associate Director, Halcrow)
  • Nick Haigh (Principal Economist, Environment Agency)
  • Ronnie Falconer (Senior Consultant, Flood Risk and River Basin Management, Jacobs)
  • Renuka Gunasekara (Senior Engineer, Royal Haskoning)
  • David Balmforth (Technical Director, MWH)
  • Peter Bide (Team Leader: Minerals and Physical Environment Planning, Communities and Local Government)
  • Chair David Rooke MBE (Head of Flood Risk Management, Environment Agency)
  • Martin Hodson (Principal Tutor of the Certificate in Christian, Rural and Environmental Studies, Oxford Brooks University)
  • Natan Levy (Jewish Student Chaplain – Western Region, University Jewish Chaplaincy Board)
  • Andrew Pendleton (Climate Change Co-ordinator, Christian Aid)
  • Judy Ling Wong CBE (Director UK, Black Environment Network)
  • Megan Linwood (Senior Technical Specialist TE2100, Environment Agency)
  • Duncan Huggett (Habitats Policy Adviser, Environment Agency)
  • Robert Schröder (Senior Policy Adviser, European Affairs, Association of Dutch Water Boards/Association of Dutch Water Companies)
  • Geoff Darch (Senior Consultant, Atkins)
  • Karen Simpson (Principal Consultant, Mouchel Parkman)
  • Roderick Mackenzie (Solicitor, Pinsent Masons)
  • Peter Fend (Visual Artist (Architecture), Ocean Earth Development Corporation)
  • Newton Harrison and Helen Mayer Harrison (Principals, Harrison Studio)
  • Katy Hallett (Arts Director, Sustrans)
  • James Marriott (Co-director, Platform)
  • Jane Atkinson (Freelance Artist, RANE, University College Falmouth)
  • David Haley (Artist, Research Fellow MA, “Art As Environment” Programme Leader, MIRIAD, Manchester Metropolitan University)
  • Joel Parkes (Project Manager, Free Form)
  • Peter Brimblecombe (Environmental Scientist, School of Environmental Sciences, University of East Anglia)
  • Tony Beckwith (Creative Development Director, Gunpowder Park)
  • Michaela Crimmin (Head of Arts and Ecology, RSA)
  • Clive Adams (Director, Centre for Contemporary Art and the Natural World)
  • Peter Randall-Page (Sculptor)
  • Daro Montag (Artist, Researcher and Lecturer, RANE, University College Falmouth)
  • Martin Hall (Strategic Consulting, Business Unit Director, Mouchel Parkman)
  • Mark Shepherd (Senior Principal Researcher, ADAS)
  • Claire Barnett (Principal Consultant – Climate Change, Entec UK Ltd)
  • Bruce Horton (Climate Change Policy Adviser, Water UK)
  • A Sustainable Water Industry?
  • Deryck Hall (Policy Manager, Consumer Council for Water)
  • Milo Purcell (Deputy Chief Inspector (Regulations), Drinking Water Inspectorate)
  • Chris Chubb (Point Source Policy Manager, Environment Agency)
  • George Day (Head of Asset Strategy, OFWAT)
  • Richard Rutter (Regeneration Manager, British Waterways)
  • Mark Bartlett (Academic Fellow, Cranfield University)
  • Rob McCarthy (Olympics Project Manager, Environment Agency)
  • Tony Allan (Professor, KCL/SOAS, London Water Research Group)
  • Tony Rachwal (Managing Partner, Tony Rachwal and Associates)
  • Mary Barkham (Head of Secretariat, Environment Research Funders’ Forum)
  • Andrée Carter (Director, UK Collaborative on Development Sciences)

• Water Framework Directive: Progress and Implementation : 26/06/07

  • Delegate notes

• Water, Climate and Environment : 13/06/07

  • Summary of views on approaches, solutions, barriers and incentives - powerpoint version
  • Delegates' views on approaches, solutions, barriers and incentives- excel version
  • Delegate notes

• Integrated Urban Drainage: Making it happen : 09/05/07

  • Post-conference report
  • Delegate feedback
  • Delegate notes

• European Flooding Directive : 28/03/07

  • Comments on the key issues
  • Delegate notes

• PPS25: Managing Flood Risk through Planning : 08/03/07

  • Session 3
  • Session 2
  • Session 1
  • Delegate notes

• Drought Ahead! : 27/02/07

  • Preparing for future droughts
  • key learning points from the recent drought
  • Post-conference report
  • Delegate notes

• World Wetlands Day 2007 : 31/01/07

  • Delegate notes

2006

• Farming, Water and the Environment : 22/11/06

  • Delegates' views on actions needed
  • Summary report
  • Delegate notes

• The PR09 Price Review: What should it fund? : 16/11/06

  • Delegate notes
  • Summary report
  • Delegates' views on PR09 priorities

• Preparedness for Extreme Flooding Events : 08/11/06

  • Post-conference report
  • Delegates' views on key lessons to be learned
  • Summary article

• Groundwater Protection, Policy & Practice : 17/10/06

  • Delegate feedback

• Progress with catchment management : 18/07/06

  • Solutions
  • Lack of integration
  • Delegate notes
  • Summary of data

• Water Framework Directive : 08/06/06

  • Delegate notes

• Integrated Urban Drainage : 10/05/06

  • Q3: What needs to be done next
  • Q2: Key barriers to IUD
  • Q1: Support for the concept of IUD
  • Post-conference report
  • Delegate notes

• Development and Flood Risk : 16/02/06

  • Theme 5
  • Theme 4
  • Theme 3
  • Theme 2
  • Theme 1
  • Delegate notes

• World Wetlands Day Conference : 01/02/06

  • Delegate notes
  • Restoration & creation
  • Big Issues
  • Opportunities & barriers
  • Stakeholders

2005

• Issues arising from the Periodic Review Process : 30/11/05

  • Voting results
  • Improving the Periodic Review process
  • Conference Report
  • Delegate notes

• Water Framework Directive : 09/11/05

  • Conference Report
  • Delegate notes
  • Q3: Mitigation of hydromorphological imacts
  • Q4: Management of hydromorphology

• Integrating Water and Soil Strategies : 12/10/05

  • Q3: Who should do what next?
  • Delegate notes
  • Q2: What is the highest priority?
  • Q1: What more do we need?
  • Conference Report

• Water Framework Directive : 20/09/05

  • Delegate notes

• Agricultural Diffuse Pollution : 13/07/05

  • Delegate notes

• SUDS - TIme to Get to Grips With It : 15/06/05

  • Data: File 3
  • Data: File 2
  • Data: File 1
  • Conference Report

• Strategic Environmental Assessment : 11/05/05

  • Solutions and actions: File 3
  • Solutions and actions: File 1
  • Key issues: File 3
  • Key issues: File 1
  • Conference Report

• Public Participation and the Environment : 08/03/05

  • Q2 : Supporting the more effective use of participation
  • Q1 : Success of Participatory techniques
  • Delegate notes

• World Wetlands Day Conference : 01/02/05

  • Value of Wetlands - synthesis of responses
  • Who's who in Wetlands
  • Value of Wetlands report

• Linking Surface and Groundwaters : 10/11/04

  • Key issues: File 3
  • Key issues: File 2
  • Achievements and actions: File 3
  • Achievements and actions: File 2
  • Achievements and actions: File 1
  • Groundwater report

2004

• Integrated Catchment Management : 13/07/04

  • Post conference notes

• Improvement Programmes : 23/06/04

  • Post-conference report

• Water Resources under Climate Change : 18/05/04

  • Event summary

• Integrating Approaches to Diffuse Pollution : 05/05/04

  • Post conference notes

• Mitigation – Does it Measure Up? : 20/11/03

  • Post conference notes