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Rotary District 5450

Sponsorship

LXCL:Enjoy the full program including breakfast, lunch and break out sessions

General Admission- In Person(Early Bird)

LXCL:Enjoy the full program which also includes breakfast and lunch and all the break out sessions.

General Admission - In Person (after 10/1/26)

LXCL:You will receive a Zoom link a week prior to the program. You will be able to log onto break out Sessions of your choice.

General Admission Virtual

LXCL:Enjoy the full program which includes breakfast, lunch and admission to all break out sessions

Students - in Person

Student - Virtual

International- Virtual

LXCL:Your Exhibitor ticket gives you a table, chairs and access to power if needed. You will have admission for one person to the full program including breakfast, lunch and entry to the break out sessions. If you plan to bring more than one person, they will need to purchase a General Admission - in Person ticket.

Exhibitors

LXCL:Your Sponsorship entitles you to one in-person admission and an exhibitor table at the event.

Envoy Level Sponsorship

LXCL:Your Sponsorship entitles you to two in-person admissions and an exhibitor table at the event.

Consul Level Sponsorship

LXCL:Your Sponsorship entitles you to three in-person admissions and an exhibitor table at the event.

Ambassador Level Sponsorship

Theme: SYSTEMS: INTERCONNECTIONS IN WATER &bull; SANITATION &bull; HYGIENE Discover how systems thinking is transforming water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) around the world. This year&#39;s symposium explores the interconnected systems that create lasting impact&mdash;from strengthening rural and urban water services to advancing hygiene, sanitation, engineering innovation, and resilient local institutions. Centered on the theme of SYSTEMS: Interconnections in Water, Sanitation and Hygiene, the symposium examines how every element of WASH is part of a larger system. Safe water alone cannot deliver healthy communities without adequate sanitation. Sanitation infrastructure is only effective when paired with strong hygiene behaviors. Lasting progress depends on the connections between people, infrastructure, governance, financing, engineering, policy, and local leadership. When these pieces work together, communities are healthier, services are more reliable, and investments continue delivering benefits long after projects are completed. Through inspiring case studies, practical lessons, and collaborative discussions, participants will explore how systems thinking strengthens these interconnections&mdash;creating resilient WASH services that improve public health, increase school attendance, protect the environment, support economic development, and empower local institutions to sustain progress for generations. Connect with sector leaders, engineers, practitioners, researchers, and changemakers in a collaborative environment designed to spark new ideas, strengthen partnerships, and accelerate collective impact. We&#39;re honored to welcome keynote speakers Jean-Philippe Debus, Global Lead of WASH &amp; Environment at Catholic Relief Services; Jane Malumba, Country Director of IRC Uganda; and Seth M. Siegel, internationally recognized water expert and bestselling author. Breakout sessions will explore how systems approaches strengthen safe water, sanitation, and hygiene programming, alongside a dedicated Engineering Innovation track featuring practical technologies, design strategies, and implementation models that improve the long-term sustainability and performance of WASH systems. Join us in advancing resilient, equitable WASH systems that create lasting change&mdash;locally and globally.

Hi <span contenteditable="false" data-custom-variable="{{firstname}}" fr-original-class="fr-deletable styled-tag-chip" fr-original-style="" style="color: rgb(42, 42, 196); overflow-wrap: anywhere; -webkit-user-select: none; background-color: rgb(248, 248, 255); border: 1px solid rgb(191, 191, 255); border-radius: 4px; margin: 0px; padding: 1px 8px; font-size: 11px; display: inline-block; box-sizing: inherit;">First name, Thank you for registering for the 2026 Rotary District 5450 WASH Symposium.&nbsp; If you have purchased an in person ticket, the doors will open at 7:15 AM on October 17, with the program beginning at 8 AM. &nbsp;For parking, follow the signs for guest parking which is on the north side of the Vida Building. There is a parking fee of $15, which you can pay using a QR code at the lot. If you have purchased a Virtual ticket, you will receive a Zoom link a week prior to the Symposium. If you are a Sponsor or Exhibitor, thank you for your support and you will receive a separate email with instructions regarding exhibitor set up and take down. For additional details on Keynote and breakout speakers see our 5450 WASH website:<a fr-original-style="" href="https://www.d5450washcommittee.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer noopener noreferrer noopener noreferrer noopener noreferrer" style="text-decoration-color: currentcolor; -webkit-user-select: auto; box-sizing: inherit;" target="_blank">https://www.d5450washcommittee.com/</a>&nbsp; We appreciate your support,&nbsp;District 5450 WASH Committee

Theme: SYSTEMS: INTERCONNECTIONS IN WATER • SANITATION • HYGIENE Discover how systems thinking is transforming water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) around the world. This year's symposium explores the interconnected systems that create lasting impact—from strengthening rural and urban water services to advancing hygiene, sanitation, engineering innovation, and resilient local institutions. Centered on the theme of SYSTEMS: Interconnections in Water, Sanitation and Hygiene, the symposium examines how every element of WASH is part of a larger system. Safe water alone cannot deliver healthy communities without adequate sanitation. Sanitation infrastructure is only effective when paired with strong hygiene behaviors. Lasting progress depends on the connections between people, infrastructure, governance, financing, engineering, policy, and local leadership. When these pieces work together, communities are healthier, services are more reliable, and investments continue delivering benefits long after projects are completed. Through inspiring case studies, practical lessons, and collaborative discussions, participants will explore how systems thinking strengthens these interconnections—creating resilient WASH services that improve public health, increase school attendance, protect the environment, support economic development, and empower local institutions to sustain progress for generations. Connect with sector leaders, engineers, practitioners, researchers, and changemakers in a collaborative environment designed to spark new ideas, strengthen partnerships, and accelerate collective impact. We're honored to welcome keynote speakers Jean-Philippe Debus, Global Lead of WASH &amp; Environment at Catholic Relief Services; Jane Malumba, Country Director of IRC Uganda; and Seth M. Siegel, internationally recognized water expert and bestselling author. Breakout sessions will explore how systems approaches strengthen safe water, sanitation, and hygiene programming, alongside a dedicated Engineering Innovation track featuring practical technologies, design strategies, and implementation models that improve the long-term sustainability and performance of WASH systems. Join us in advancing resilient, equitable WASH systems that create lasting change—locally and globally.

Rotary District 5450

WASH Symposium Systems: Interconnections in Water - Sanitation - Hygiene

CSU Spur

General Admission- In Person(Early Bird)

$45

General Admission - In Person (after 10/1/26)

$60

General Admission Virtual

$30

Students - in Person

$15

Student - Virtual

Free

International- Virtual

Free

Exhibitors

$100

Envoy Level Sponsorship

$250

Consul Level Sponsorship

$500

Ambassador Level Sponsorship

$1,000

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