WiseOnWater podcast
WiseOnWater podcast
Podcast Description
This podcast delves into the critical issues shaping the future of water in the UK.
Join host Natasha Wiseman as she chats with industry experts, policymakers, and researchers about the latest trends, challenges, and innovations in the UK water sector.
Every month, we'll be bringing together a diverse range of voices to spark insightful conversations and actionable solutions.
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast explores topics such as sustainable water management, technological advancements, public engagement, biodiversity, and investment challenges within the UK water sector. Episodes feature concrete discussions, like Episode 4's focus on digital transformation through AI and machine learning, and Episode 3's emphasis on AMP8 requirements and rebuilding public trust.
This podcast delves into the critical issues shaping the future of water in the UK.
Join host Natasha Wiseman as she chats with industry experts, policymakers, and researchers about the latest trends, challenges, and innovations in the UK water sector.
Every month, we’ll be bringing together a diverse range of voices to spark insightful conversations and actionable solutions.
In episode 9 of the WiseOnWater podcast, host Natasha Wiseman discusses the critical importance of collaboration in the water sector with guests Mike Rose, Chief Executive of UKWIR, and Jo Harrison, strategic planning and sustainability director at United Utilities.
They explore how effective partnerships can drive innovation, tackle climate change, and improve water management practices. The conversation highlights the need for diverse perspectives, community engagement, and the role of technology in shaping a sustainable water future.
Takeaways
Collaboration is essential for addressing water sector challenges.
UKWIR aims to enhance research and innovation through partnerships.
AI can significantly improve decision-making in water management.
Diversity in teams leads to better problem-solving.
Community engagement is crucial for effective water management.
Sustainable drainage systems can mitigate flooding risks.
Partnerships with NGOs enhance understanding of local needs.
Regulatory collaboration can support innovation in water management.
The value of water must be communicated to the public.
Long-term planning is necessary for climate resilience.
Keywords
water management, collaboration, innovation, sustainability, UKWIR, United Utilities, AMP8, climate change, community engagement, research
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