We held "water supply week event" with Toyo Eiwa University!

In [Water Week] from June 1 to 6/7, to have citizens deepen their understanding of water supply.
Water Works Bureau holds events and public relations every year.
On June 4, 2022, the 64th Water Week Event was held in Sakuragicho-sta. and participated in the SDGs Study Group: Comradery (Delhi Komura), a volunteer student studying about the SDGs at Toyo Eiwa University, a partner university.
Similar to last year, quizzes on the theme of "Water and SDGs" was held, and many people came.

On June 5, 2021, an event was held in Sakuragicho-sta. in collaboration with the SDGs Study Group: Comradery (Delhi Komura), a volunteer student studying about the SDGs at Toyo Eiwa University, a partner university.
At the booth of the group, there is.
Under the theme of "access access to water where no one is left behind," the results of learning about water supply.
It was summarized from the perspective of university students, and introduced them as handwritten exhibition panels and quizzes.
In addition, he was involved in the creation of public relations materials such as PR posters, and planning university booths, production of exhibits, and operation on the day.

Comradery, a student volunteer from Toyo Eiwa University, has been participating in the SDGs Study Group since November 2020.
We visited Miyagase Dam and other facilities in cooperation with Kawai Purification Plant in City of Yokohama, Water Works Bureau and Kanagawa Prefecture Wide Area Water Supply Corporation, and lectures on water supply projects by Water Works Bureau staff.
I have been learning about the water supply business.

The Toyo Eiwa University website also introduces initiatives with Water Works Bureau.
Please take a look at it.
◎Visit to Kawai Purification Plant
https://www.toyoeiwa.ac.jp/daigaku/campuslife/news/20201113-14317.html (external site)
◎Visit to the Miyagase Dam and House Water Intake Management Office
https://www.toyoeiwa.ac.jp/daigaku/campuslife/news/20201221-14326.html (external site)
◎YOKOHAMA Save The Water 2021
https://www.toyoeiwa.ac.jp/daigaku/campuslife/news/20220415-14397.html (external site)
◎The 64th Water Week Event
https://www.toyoeiwa.ac.jp/daigaku/campuslife/news/20220622-15392.html (external site)

In Water Works Bureau, universities and bureaus have entered into partnership agreements with universities with the aim of leveraging each other's technologies and know-how to develop human resources, improve academic research, contribute to the community, and the development of the entire water supply business.
The partnership agreement with Toyo Eiwa University was concluded in March 2020.