2024 UNC Water and Health Conference 14-18th October: Science, Policy, and Practice Call for Side Event Proposals

 


Dear Colleague, 

The Water Institute is officially accepting Side Event Proposals for the 2024 UNC Water and Health Conference being held October 14-18 at the Friday Center in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Side Events offer an opportunity to delve into specific WASH topics, promoting collaboration between diverse stakeholders, including researchers, policymakers, and practitioners.

To submit a Side Event proposal, visit the designated portal below and complete the form in its entirety. The deadline to submit a Side Event proposal is June 3rd, 2024 at 11:59 PM EDT. After this date and time, we will not accept late submissions or reopen the portal.

Submission here

For insight into each of the conference sessions, we recommend visiting our Conference Sessions Overview Webpage. Feel free to contact The Water Institute with any comments, questions, or concerns at waterinstitute@sph.unc.edu. 

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