FSM6 Master Program
Monday - 31 May, 2021
Opening Ceremony (Pre-Recorded)*
This year, the theme of FSM6 is: Celebrating 10 Years of FSM Heroes – Past, Present, and Future. In our opening ceremony and throughout the conference, we will spend time looking at our origins, the present state FSM, and how to evolve in the final 9 years before 2030. Executive Director, Jennifer Williams, will share the FSM Alliance’s perspective on how to move forward after the unprecedented change in our world that we have all experienced in the last 18 months. Earlier this year, we asked you and our FSMA community to nominate the individuals who have impacted you and your work. During the opening, we will get to see who you have chosen as your heroes, introduced by FSM6 Conference Chair, Dr. Konstantina Velkushanova. We will honour and celebrate the FSM Heroes who continue to inspire and catalyse change in the sector in their own way.
*Available from:
Seattle
4:00
New York
7:00
UTC
11:00
Rotterdam / Johannesburg
13:00
New Delhi
16:30
Jakarta
18:00
Sydney
21:00
Ongoing Activities
Programmatic Plenary (Pre-Recorded)*
This plenary session reflects on the origins of FSM, by speaking to key actors, who played a pivotal role in the creation and growth of FSM. We discuss with each of them how they contributed to the FSM conferences, which eventually led to the creation of the FSM Alliance. From the first FSM Conference in 2011 (Durban, South Africa) to 10 years later, we ask each panelist to reflect back on creating this sub-sector and the momentum that’s been built around FSM in the last 10 years.
*Available from:
Seattle
18:00
New York
21:00
UTC
01:00
Rotterdam / Johannesburg
03:00
New Delhi
06:30
Jakarta
08:00
Sydney
11:00
Tuesday 1 June, 2021
Track Sessions (Pre-recorded)*
*Available from:
Seattle
19:30
New York
22:30
UTC
02:30
Rotterdam / Johannesburg
04:30
New Delhi
08:00
Jakarta
09:30
Sydney
12:30
Track 1
Gender, Equality and Inclusive Sanitation Service Level
1.A: Designing and planning framework and policy for sanitation
Track 2
Service Delivery for Low-Income Communities
2.A: Data for decisions on serving Low-Income Communities
Track 3
The Role of Sanitation and FSM Actors
3.A: Best Practices for Delivering Effective Partnerships (PPP) for viable FSM Business models that increase service delivery levels for different consumer segments
Indonesia Track 1
National Policies
National Policies / Framework on Waste Water and Sanitation (Achievement, Development and Target)
Speaker
Ir. Tri Dewi Virgyanti
Direktur Perkotaan Perumahan & Permukiman Ministry of Planning (BAPPENAS)
National FSM Roadmap and implementation and acceleration on FSM
Speaker
Ir. Prasetyo, M.Eng
Direktur Sanitasi
Ditjen Cipta Karya
Role of AKOPSI to support FSM Policies for safely managed sanitation
Speaker
Head AKOPSI
Head of AKOPSI (Mayors Association)
Indonesia Track 2
FSM Enforcement and Regulation
Regulation of FSM enforcement in DKI Jakarta
Speaker
Ir. Yusmada Faisal
DINAS LH / DSDA
Regulation on domestic Waste Water Kota Medan
Speaker
Kabir Bedi, S.T., MBA
Direktur PDAM Tirtanadi Medan
FORKALIM introduction + experience in FSM twinning
Speaker
Haidir Effendi, SH
Ketua FORKALIM
Tuesday 1 June, 2021
Discussion Forum / early (LIVE)
Seattle
23:00
New York
02:00
UTC
06:00
Rotterdam / Johannesburg
08:00
New Delhi
11:30
Jakarta
13:00
Sydney
16:00
Tuesday 1 June, 2021
Spotlight & Sector Hosted Sessions (LIVE)
Seattle
00:00
New York
03:00
UTC
07:00
Rotterdam / Johannesburg
09:00
New Delhi
12:30
Jakarta
14:00
Sydney
17:00
FSMA Spotlight Series #1
Co treatment of FS / septage in Sewage Treatment Facilities
A 90 minute session introducing co-treatment of FS / septage in sewage treatment facilities.
Key Questions:
- What are the differences between sewage and FS / septage?
- What are the considerations for co treatment of FS / septage in STPs?
- What are the potential risks and mitigation strategies in adopting co-treatment?
- How should we consider and evaluate treatment options for FS in a city?
Brief Agenda:
- Introduction to co-treatment, principles, evaluation (lecture)
- Use of worksheet tool for co treatment (hands on demo)
- Workshop
- Review and conclusion
Facilitated by
Dorai Narayana Consultancy and CDD Society, India
Sector Hosted Session #1
Inclusive, Sustainable FSM – Towards a Transformative Future
SDG6 targets safely managed sanitation leaving no one behind by 2030. With universal access and increasing frequency of ‘natural’ disasters, FSM is critical for a healthy, sustainable future. In resource constrained contexts, the current picture is far from this ideal, so how do we get there? This session will explore a transformed future and steps required to achieve effective and sustainable FSM from 3 perspectives:
(i) Inclusive FSM in terms of access to services and management,
(ii) Effectively operating FSM systems with governments and private sector working collaboratively,
(iii) FSM systems are adapted to/ resilient to climate change.
Facilitated by
Australian Government Water for Women Fund // Centre for Advocacy and Research // International Development Enterprise (iDE) // University of Technology Sydney (UTS) // International Rescue Committee (IRC) // Research Triangle Institute (RTI) Global India // SNV Netherlands Development Organisation // Thrive Networks – East Meets West
Tuesday 1 June, 2021
Spotlight & Sector Hosted Session (LIVE)
Seattle
02:00
New York
05:00
UTC
09:00
Rotterdam / Johannesburg
11:00
New Delhi
14:30
Jakarta
16:00
Sydney
19:00
FSMA Spotlight Series #2
Spotlight on Citywide Inclusive Sanitation – Including case studies from Africa and Asia
Citywide Inclusive Sanitation (CWIS) is a new approach to delivering urban sanitation interventions in low- and middle-income countries. FSM6 provides a great opportunity to raise awareness geared towards action for the FSM community at large. The session “Spotlight on CWIS” brings together interested participants to (i) sensitize them about the CWIS approach, (ii) expose them to various exemplary case studies in Africa and Asia and (iii) inform them about relevant tools that enable the planning, implementation and monitoring of CWIS interventions. The workshop will be an interactive session with breakout rooms and speakers from various implementing agencies.
Facilitated by
Eawag-Sandec and the University of Technology Sydney (UTS)
Sector Hosted Session #2
Methods for Faecal Sludge Analysis
Facilitated by
IHE-Delft // UKZN // EAWAG // AIT
Tuesday 1 June, 2021
Discussion Forum / late (LIVE)
Seattle
08:00
New York
11:00
UTC
15:00
Rotterdam / Johannesburg
17:00
New Delhi
20:30
Jakarta
22:00
Sydney
00:00
Tuesday 1 June, 2021
Spotlight & Sector Hosted Session (LIVE)
Seattle
09:00
New York
12:00
UTC
16:00
Rotterdam / Johannesburg
18:00
New Delhi
21:30
Jakarta
23:00
Sydney
02:00
FSMA Spotlight Series #3
Connecting FSM general practices with FSM in emergencies – Discussing the gap in standards as a shared challenge
In addition to introducing the FSM Technical Working Group, as activated under the global WASH cluster to improve the quality of sanitation services in emergencies, this session highlights the gap in FSM quality standards. Through different perspectives the need for standards is reviewed and a set of proposed quality standards will be discussed. Key questions to be addressed include: Are the proposed ‘FSM in emergencies’ quality standards considered to be correct and feasible? Would these type of uniform FSM standards be beneficial for FSM outside of emergencies as well?
Facilitated by
Netherlands Red Cross and the FSM Technical Working Group (under the global WASH cluster; FSM TWiG)
Tuesday 1 June, 2021
Spotlight & Sector Hosted Session (LIVE)
Seattle
11:00
New York
14:00
UTC
18:00
Rotterdam / Johannesburg
20:00
New Delhi
23:30
Jakarta
01:00
Sydney
03:00
FSMA Spotlight Series #4
Costing strategies for affordable faecal sludge management
This session will introduce techniques to assess the economics of sanitation and fecal sludge management systems. Participants will learn the basics of costing systems using techno-economic analysis (TEA), choosing what to include in an analysis, collecting relevant unit costs, calculating user costs and rate of return on investment, and coping with data uncertainty. Key topics will be introduced followed by a TEA costing example comparing a conventional pit latrine against an advanced household toilet. All participants will receive a TEA costing tool in Excel and Python along with a handout to use as an example for future analyses.
Facilitated by
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC), Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
Ongoing Activities
Programmatic Plenary (Pre-Recorded)*
Wednesday 2 June, 2021
PRESENT - Shifting paradigms and approaches: Adapting to a changing world
This plenary session will highlight some of the current approaches and paradigms of international development that fundamentally impact how we think about inclusive and sustainable service delivery. A shift from some of the more technically focused plenaries at past FSM conferences, this discussion gives special focus on key societal and cultural paradigms that have undermined our progress towards SDG 6.2 and will provide a new perspective on how to better adapt in our ever-changing world.
*Available from:
Seattle
18:00
New York
21:00
UTC
01:00
Rotterdam / Johannesburg
03:00
New Delhi
06:30
Jakarta
08:00
Sydney
11:00
Wednesday 2 June, 2021
Track Sessions (Pre-recorded)*
*Available from:
Seattle
19:30
New York
22:30
UTC
02:30
Rotterdam / Johannesburg
04:30
New Delhi
08:00
Jakarta
09:30
Sydney
12:30
Track 1
Gender, Equality and Inclusive Sanitation Service Level
1.B: Gender dynamics in service provision and value chain
Track 2
Service Delivery for Low-Income Communities
2.B: Costs and financing sanitation in Low-Income Communities
Track 3
The Role of Sanitation and FSM Actors
3.B: Practical experiences formalizing the informal in FSM and creating opportunities for improved service delivery
Indonesia Track 1
Indonesia FSM Financial Aspects
FSM Financial aspcts: GoI Guidelines, Opportunities and Commitments
Speaker
tbd
Direktorat Sanitasi Kemen PUPR
Management of FSM and Sewerage, Tariff Management and cross subsidies
Speaker
Ir. Aris Supriyanto, M.Eng
Director
PD PAL JAYA
Initiatives on private sector collaboration for sludge collection
Speaker
Pak Agung
Kota Solo
Session Conclusions
Speaker
Indrawan Prabaharyaka, M. Phil
Doctoral Candidate Institute of European Ethnology Humboldt University of Berlin
Indonesia Track 2
FSM Operation
FSM Operation by water company
Speaker
Agustan, SE
Perumda AM Kota Surakarta
FSM Operation by UPTD (Local Government)
Speaker
UPTD Sidoarjo
Director UPTD Sidoarjo
Experience from 2 field locations
Speaker
Nyoman Suartana
Senior Urban Sanitation Specialist, SNV Indonesia
Wednesday 2 June, 2021
Discussion Forum / EARLY (LIVE)
Seattle
23:00
New York
02:00
UTC
06:00
Rotterdam / Johannesburg
08:00
New Delhi
11:30
Jakarta
13:00
Sydney
16:00
Wednesday 2 June, 2021
Spotlight & Sector Hosted Session (LIVE)
Seattle
00:00
New York
03:00
UTC
07:00
Rotterdam / Johannesburg
09:00
New Delhi
12:30
Jakarta
14:00
Sydney
17:00
FSMA Spotlight Series #5
Climate Resilient Sanitation in LICs
Climate change is with us. Flood, drought and rising sea levels is already creating risks for sanitation systems – from toilets to septic tanks to treatment plants. Low income communities are at the highest risk, often situated in low-lying areas or adjacent to waterways. Are our current technology choices the right ones, given this situation? Are our associated services like emptying resilient in times of extreme weather? Come and learn about how leading cities are addressing these challenges, and contribute to shaping the direction we all need to take to better address climate change in FSM and sanitation work.
Facilitated by
University of Technology Sydney (UTS)
Sector Hosted Session #3
Linking MHM and FSM:
Report from the Menstrual Hygiene Day 2021 and Beyond
This panel session tackles challenges in Menstrual Hygiene Management (MHM) and its link to FSM. Improper MHM and service chain that is not gender sensitive leads to solid waste problems in the sanitation chain. Along with latest updates on MHM, best practices from South Asia will be showcased during the session looking at technologies, knowledge management, solid waste management perspective and policies. The session will explore how gender experts and WASH experts in MHM can help mitigate challenges in the sanitation chain.
Facilitated by
GIZ // WASH United // MHM PA Nepal // SuSanA
Wednesday 2 June, 2021
Spotlight & Sector Hosted Session (LIVE)
Seattle
02:00
New York
05:00
UTC
09:00
Rotterdam / Johannesburg
11:00
New Delhi
14:30
Jakarta
16:00
Sydney
19:00
FSMA Spotlight Series #6
Formalizing India’s FSSM Sector: Policy, Implementation and Impact
India’s national FSSM policy was launched at FSSM4 with support from the NFSSM Alliance. Since its inception, the NFSSM Alliance and its members have influenced national policies, piloted innovative solutions for implementation on the ground, empowered communities through inclusion in FSSM intervention, and formalized the FSSM ecosystem in India by working with local governments, community platforms and private sector players.
This session is focused on sharing the India story for FSSM – a multi stakeholder approach in fostering and strengthening the FSSM ecosystem. The story will spotlight the various interventions and structures through which India has accelerated implementation to ensure inclusive service delivery to its citizens.
Facilitated by
National Faecal Sludge & Septage Management Alliance India (NFSSM Alliance)
Session cancelled due to COVID-19 outbreak in India
Sector Hosted Session #4
How to ensure that the sludge reaches the treatment plant? An analytical workshop on challenges & solutions in planning emptying & transportation of faecal sludge
Providing safe and affordable Faecal Sludge Collection services to all is a major component of CWIS and at the same time is one of its major challenges. Service delivery to informal neighborhoods is related to high costs mainly influenced by time and distance. Willingness and ability to pay frequently lower than the costs. Thus, to extend the service coverage it is crucial not only to reduce the costs by increasing the efficiency of service models but also to guarantee a safe flow of revenue for the service providers. In most cases, the emptying and transportation services are provided by private businesses. Thus, enabling them to scale up their services is a key component of a city-wide inclusive sanitation plan. Within this session, we would like to facilitate a discussion on the concerns of the pit emptiers and the current approaches which can enable the scaling of FS collection services.
Facilitated by
URBANWaters Consulting GmbH // HafenCity University (HCU) Hamburg // Pan-African Association of Sanitation Actors (PASA)
Seattle
06:00
New York
09:00
UTC
13:00
Rotterdam / Johannesburg
15:00
New Delhi
18:30
Jakarta
20:00
Sydney
23:00
FSMA Spotlight Series #7
Scaling Inclusive Public and Private Enterprises in Fecal Sludge Management: A Global Perspective
In the last decade, many developing countries have come a long way in improving basic sanitation (access to toilets). This achievement has resulted in a considerable increase in the number of toilets and related latrines and septic systems, including in high population growth urban centers; indeed, close to 50% of the urban population rely on non-sewered sanitation (NSS) systems. On-site systems are no longer seen as a temporary solution on a trajectory to sewerage, but instead the solution for most of those not connected to sewerage. As the urban population increases and small towns grow increasingly dense, fecal sludge management (FSM) is all the more important to ensure.
Successful implementation and scaling of sustainable and viable FSM solutions requires increased political will, formulation and effective implementation and enforcement of FSM policies and regulations, defined budget priorities for FSM, mobilizing additional sources of finance, strengthened capacity of service providers, among others.
This session will explore successful cases from South Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa on how: i) improved governance and enabling environment for private sector engagement, ii) development and enforcement of rules and regulations to improve performance monitoring, iii) professionalization of public and private service providers, and iv) innovative financing and business models can contribute to scaling inclusive access to sustainable FSM services in developing countries.
Facilitated by
Tetra Tech
Sector Hosted Session #5
Capture and Behavior: SATO's consumer insights from peri-urban Accra with global examples and perspectives
Understanding consumer needs and wants at the waste capture stage has implications on the functioning of sanitation value chains. The session will present findings from a consumer study on the adoption of SATO pans in peri-urban Accra along with global examples. It will discuss perceptions of solutions, benefits, and implications on the scale-up of safely managed sanitation. A panel of global practitioners will offer perspectives how addressing user needs and wants early can impact on the sanitation value chain.
Facilitated by
LIXIL-SATO and Archipel&Co
Wednesday 2 June, 2021
Discussion Forum / LATE (LIVE)
Seattle
08:00
New York
11:00
UTC
15:00
Rotterdam / Johannesburg
17:00
New Delhi
20:30
Jakarta
22:00
Sydney
00:00
Wednesday 2 June, 2021
Spotlight & Sector Hosted Session (LIVE)
Seattle
11:00
New York
14:00
UTC
18:00
Rotterdam / Johannesburg
20:00
New Delhi
23:30
Jakarta
01:00
Sydney
03:00
FSMA Spotlight Series #8
Faecal Sludge Management Experiences in Latin America
The management of fecal sludge is a subject full of challenges in the countries of the Latin American region. In the entire value chain of the service and in the links of generation, collection, transport and treatment as well as regulatory and normative issues that make possible and facilitate the monitoring of cleaning, transport and safe disposal services. By disseminating these Latin American experiences, we want to promote the replication of these successful experiences in the region and share existing examples in the management of fecal sludge. As well as sharing inputs that help to generate policies and strategies in countries that share similar characteristics and conditions.
Facilitated by
SuSanA Latinoamérica and Aguatuya
Ongoing Activities
Programmatic Plenary (Pre-Recorded)*
Thursday 3 June, 2021
FUTURE - Evolving to achieve a more inclusive future in sanitation
Presented in a documentary film, we interviewed 7 dynamic individuals working in FSM to share with us their vision for the sanitation sector and how we can evolve FSM to achieve inclusive service delivery. They range from PhD students to a manual emptier, two faecal sludge treatment plant employees, and a reuse expert providing technical assistance to utilities. The interviewees come from all around the globe – from Indonesia to the Indian subcontinent, East and West Africa, Europe, and North America.
*Available from:
Seattle
18:00
New York
21:00
UTC
01:00
Rotterdam / Johannesburg
03:00
New Delhi
06:30
Jakarta
08:00
Sydney
11:00
Thursday 3 June, 2021
Track Sessions (Pre-recorded)*
*Available from:
Seattle
19:30
New York
22:30
UTC
02:30
Rotterdam / Johannesburg
04:30
New Delhi
08:00
Jakarta
09:30
Sydney
12:30
Track 1
Gender, Equality and Inclusive Sanitation Service Level
1.C: Gender-based violence and sanitation
Track 2
Service Delivery for Low-Income Communities
2.C: Service delivery in Low-Income Communities: Opportunities and Experiences
Track 3
The Role of Sanitation and FSM Actors
3.C: High Impact Case Studies and Promising Approaches from Africa and Asia
Indonesia Track 1
Sludge Treatment and Reuse
Technical guidelines on Sludge Treatment Plant design
Speaker
Ir. Endro Adinugroho
IUWASH PLUS / PUPR
Operational (Semi-) Mechanical Sludge Treatment Plant
Speaker
Andrea Sucipto, SE
Director UPTD Bekasi
Optimalization of Faecal Sludge Management as intermediate solution for wastewater handling in Jakarta
Speaker
Ir. Erwin Marphy Alio
Direktur Teknik & Usaha PD PAL JAYA
Session Conclusions
Speaker
Dr. Mortaza A. Syafinuddin Hamma'da
Ketua Bidang Organisasi dan Tata Laksana IESA (Indonesian Environmental Scientist Association) dan Dosen Teknik Lingkungan Universitas Cokroaminoto Makassar
Indonesia Track 2
FSM Operational Support
Implementation of application Go-Ploong for UPTD Gresik
Speaker
Muhammad Arief Setiawan, ST, MMT
UPTD Gresik
Android Application for Septic Tank survey
Speaker
Sabdo Sumartono
IUWASH PLUS
Manual for septage handling in pandemic area
Speaker
Maraita Listyasari
WASH Specialist - UNICEF
Thursday 3 June, 2021
Discussion Forum / EARLY (Live)
Seattle
23:00
New York
02:00
UTC
06:00
Rotterdam / Johannesburg
08:00
New Delhi
11:30
Jakarta
13:00
Sydney
16:00
Thursday 3 June, 2021
Spotlight & Sector Hosted Session (LIVE)
Seattle
00:00
New York
03:00
UTC
07:00
Rotterdam / Johannesburg
09:00
New Delhi
12:30
Jakarta
14:00
Sydney
17:00
FSMA Spotlight Series #9
Women in WASH
Practical discussion on what are the major challenges due to gender in our sector and what is actually working to fix it. This session will examine the challenges and opportunities for women’s participation in sanitation, both in the formal and informal sectors. Globally, it is recognized that women bear the brunt of poor sanitation access, yet they are less likely to be consulted about decisions and policies that disproportionately affect them, let alone be in positions of authority and power to make these decisions. In spite of significant challenges due to entrenched gender norms that inhibit women’s opportunities for leadership, the tide is slowly turning, individuals, organizations and even countries are making strives toward more equitable WASH. Join us in learning more about what is working and how you can be part of creating more equality for women in WASH.
Facilitated by
Women in Water & Sanitation Network // Women for Water Partnership // African Women Sanitation Professionals Network // Australian Government Water for Women Fund
Thursday 3 June, 2021
Spotlight Sector Hosted Session (LIVE)
Seattle
02:00
New York
05:00
UTC
09:00
Rotterdam / Johannesburg
11:00
New Delhi
14:30
Jakarta
16:00
Sydney
19:00
FSMA Spotlight Series #10
Regulating FSM through roles & responsibilities, regulations & standards: Containment standard examples from Senegal with further case studies from FSM regulators.
The session will present challenges and solutions regarding FSM and sewerage regulation through the ‘IWA lens’ of Roles and Responsibilities, Regulations, and Regulating, with a particular focus on the development, through a first-hand account by national stakeholders, of the Senegalese standard on fecal sludge containment, supported by GGGI.
Even with standards agreed, regulating the balance of government and societal investment, as well as cost-reflective charges, between conventional sewerage and the particular complexities of the FSM service chain is an ongoing responsibility for regulators - as illustrated by the IWA case studies, to be addressed through a conversation.
Facilitated by
Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) and International Water Association (IWA)
FSMA Spotlight Series #11
Facets of Financing in Sanitation
Exploring the models of financing in the WASH sector and understanding the key components that support them. Various case studies from Côte d’Ivoire, Kenya, Ghana, Bangladesh, and Rwanda will be presented on the different levels of financing in the sector with the aim to unpack the essentials for the sector to be financially sustainable.
Facilitated by
Faecal Sludge Management Alliance (FSMA)
Thursday 3 June, 2021
Discussion Forum / Late (LIVE)
Seattle
08:00
New York
11:00
UTC
15:00
Rotterdam / Johannesburg
17:00
New Delhi
20:30
Jakarta
22:00
Sydney
00:00
Thursday 3 June, 2021
Spotlight & Sector Hosted Session (LIVE)
Seattle
09:00
New York
12:00
UTC
16:00
Rotterdam / Johannesburg
18:00
New Delhi
21:30
Jakarta
23:00
Sydney
02:00
FSMA Spotlight Series #12
How to assess and plan my sanitation and FSM? - Implementing the FSM Toolbox in municipalities. Learning opportunities from South Africa.
This session provides feedback on the approach used to introduce the FSM Toolbox to South Africa (SA). The national sanitation sector leader and the pilot municipality will be providing their experience regarding the FSM Toolbox introduction and pilot exercise.
Structured multi-level engagements across the South African water sector were carried out such as to advocate, trial and profile the benefits and practical value offerings of the FSM Toolbox to the various levels of the South African sanitation services sector. Appropriate promotion, piloting and trainings were carried out across the user continuum.
The FSM Toolbox was positively welcomed by the SA sanitation sector, from the national strategic level, to the planning and regulation components, and especially at the “on the ground” user level (e.g. municipal local government).
Facilitated by
Emanti Management // South African Department of Water and Sanitation // uThukela District Municipality
Friday - 04 June, 2021
FSM Country Highlights (Pre-recorded)*
During FSM6 this year, we wanted to highlight a few of the examples of FSM being implemented at the national level. We asked a few different countries to share brief updates through a collection of videos. Countries featured are: Senegal, India, Bangladesh, Zambia, and Nepal. Learn more about each country’s different approaches and a little bit more about Malasur, the Poo Demon.
*Available from:
Seattle
19:00
New York
22:00
UTC
02:00
Rotterdam / Johannesburg
04:00
New Delhi
07:30
Jakarta
09:00
Sydney
12:00
Friday - 04 June, 2021
Closing Ceremony (Pre-recorded)*
FSM6 concludes with the announcement of the winners of both the World Emptying Challenge and the FSM Mastermind Challenge. The closing ceremony will also pay special tribute to two FSM Legends, Professor Yves Kengne and Professor Chris Buckley, who have both made significant lifetime contributions to the FSM sector. We finish with a farewell address and a look forward to FSM7!
*Available from: