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OWC 1.0: Infrastructure Impacts
221

Publications or other research outputs related to SOWC infrastructure.

548

Citations received for peer-reviewed publications related to SOWC infrastructure.

299

Examples of SOWC infrastructure as a key resource in academic research projects.

95

Researchers received external funding related to SOWC infrastructure.

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OWC 2.0: Advancing Water Technologies
49

Industry Partners.

300+

Anticipated industry jobs resulting from AWT projects.

46

Researchers leading AWT projects.

72

Graduate students expected to be engaged in AWT projects.

10M+

Contributions allocated to AWT projects.

56M

New sales projected by AWT companies by the end of 2020.

17M+

Leveraged investments by companies and partners.

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OWC 3.0: Water Industry Growth
OWC's Water Industry Growth (WIG) Program facilitated groundbreaking research projects and technological advancements in water treatment, resource management, and environmental sustainability. WIG supported company-led projects focused on technology advancement, many involving academic, municipal and other sector partners.

The program also provided funding for critical upgrades at OWC's Guelph & London Wastewater Demonstration Facilities and facilitated skills development training sessions in the areas of diversity, inclusion and indigenous cultural competency.

The success of the WIG program reflects a collaborative commitment to innovation, sustainability, and economic growth within Southern Ontario’s water sector.
2.1M

Contributions allocated across programming.

3.8M

Leveraged investments by companies, collaborators and partners.

$63M

Projected new sales resulting from WIG innovations commercialized by December 2025

17

Technology advancement projects including 8 academic collaborations.

75

Jobs created or maintained as a result of funding received from program.

23

Unique businesses supported across programming.