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Centre for Water and Waste Technology/Water Research Centre Annual Reports

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This collection contains the annual reports of the Centre for Water and Waste Technology/Water Research Centre.

The Centre for Water and Waste Technology came into existence in the School of Civil Engineering in the Faculty of Engineering as a result of the renaming of the Centre for Wastewater Treatment on 16 December 1996. In 1997 the school was renamed the School of Civil & Environmental Engineering.

The Centre for Water and Waste Technology was renamed the Water Research Centre effective from 1 January 2008.

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Please contact the University Archives for further information on other material held on the Centre for Water and Waste Technology/Water Research Centre, including earlier hard copy Centre annual reports that have not been digitised.

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From the cover of the 2017 Water Research Centre annual report.

From the cover of the 2017 Water Research Centre annual report.

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