VIRTUAL CONFERENCE ON WATER NETWORK MANAGEMENT APAC
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Delegate benefits (Virtual Conference)
- Direct interaction with senior speakers (Q&A facility)
- Easy connectivity to geographically dispersed delegates (click of a mouse)
- Concise report offered as a backgrounder
- Cost effective (lower ticket price as compared to a physical conference)
- Offers flexibility and convenience
- Access to conference recording
- Recap of conference sessions
- Contributes to sustainability and lower carbon footprint
| Price before April 6, 2021 | Standard price | |
| 1 Login | USD 188 | USD 250 |
| 2 – 3 Logins | USD 300 |
USD 400 |
| 4 – 5 Logins | USD 413 | USD 550 |
| 6 – 9 Logins | USD 525 | USD 700 |
| 10 – 20 Logins | USD 638 | USD 850 |
For registration and sponsorship opportunities:
Mansi Taneja
Email: mansi.taneja@southeastasiainfra.com
Tel: +91-9910032924
- There is a 25 per cent discount before April 6, 2021
- Registration will be confirmed on receipt of the payment.
Benefits of sponsorship (Virtual Conference)
- E-Meet influencers and decision-makers
- Reach out to and engage with new or active prospects
- Generate high quality sales leads
- Increase brand recognition
- Target a captive and engaged audience
- Drive website traffic through social media promotions
- Position your company as the thought-leader in your industry
For sponsorship and delegate registrations, contact:
Mansi Taneja
Email: mansi.taneja@southeastasiainfra.com
Tel: +91-9910032924
The conference is being organised by India Infrastructure Publishing, the leading provider of information on the infrastructure sectors.
The company publishes South East Asia Infrastructure and Indian Infrastructure.
South East Asia Infrastructure magazine (www.southeastasiainfra.com) is a leading source of information on infrastructure development in Southeast Asia.
It tracks key developments, analyses emerging trends, features industry players‚ perspectives, highlights key initiatives, and profiles exemplary projects.
Indian Infrastructure magazine (https://indiainfrastructure.com) Indian Infrastructure is targeted at the very top decision makers and financial managers in infrastructure sectors. The sectors covered include power, telecom, roads & bridges, construction, oil & gas, ports & shipping, aviation, railways, urban infrastructure and infrastructure finance. The magazine provides news, information and analysis of latest developments related to policy, projects and investments in these sectors in India. It is published monthly.
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The organisations that have participated in our previous conferences on “Water Network Management” include: Afcons, AIUT Technologies, Aquatech, Auma, BWSSB, Bank of America, BASF, Bentley Systems, Black & Veatch, Bosch, Breivoll-Inspection Technologies, CDD, CPWD, Central Ground Water Board, CRI Pumps, CRISIL, CWC, DJB, DHI, DTK Hydronet, Electrosteel Castings, EPTISA, EVIO, Fair Flow, Forbes Marshall, Gannon Dunkerley, GE Water, GKW Consult GmbH, Grundfos Pumps, Heuristech Labs, Hitachi, HPD Consultants, Itron, Jain Irrigation, Kamstrup, Kishor Pumps, Kohler, KSB Pumps, L&T Construction, L&T Valves, Maski, McElroy, Nagpur Smart City, National Institute of Urban Affairs, National Mission for Clean Ganga, NCC, NDMC, NJS, NPCC, Solutions, Rex Polyextrusion, Royal Danish Embassy, Royal Haskoning DHV, Schwing Stetter, Secure Meters, Sensus, Smart Energy Water, SMEC, SMS Envocare, SPML Infra, STUP Consultants, Swach Environment, Tata Communications, TCE, UK Trade & Investment, Unicon ZSK, Uniper Technologies, VA Tech Wabag, VAG-Valves, VEGA, Vishvaraj Infrastructure, Voltas, Weir Minerals, WILO Mather & Platt Pumps, Wipro Water, World Bank, Xylem Analytics South Asia, ZENNER Aquamet, etc.
For sponsorship and delegate registrations, contact:
Mansi Taneja
Email: mansi.taneja@southeastasiainfra.com
Tel: +91-9910032924
- The water sector has experienced greater penetration of information technology in network management practices in the past few years. Most countries in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region have taken key steps to build new treatment capacity, reduce water losses, improve revenue collection, deploy advanced technologies and rehabilitate old pipelines.
- Quite a few water utilities have launched projects deploying advanced flow and pressure management systems, leak detection devices, and asset management systems. Supervisory control and data acquisition systems, geographic information systems, satellite surveillance and remote sensors, etc. are also being deployed across the APAC region for monitoring consumption levels, as well as distribution and treatment systems.
- There is also increased emphasis on building smart water supply infrastructure with uninterrupted water supply, centralised operation and control, and recycling and reuse of wastewater. Smart water meter deployment has also increased significantly as an effective means of cutting down non-revenue water.
- Countries such as Singapore, Philippines, Malaysia, Japan, Australia, India and Sri Lankahave engaged private entities to improve water supply management. This has resulted in some noteworthy improvements in operational performance, such as reduction in water losses, expansion of the customer base and improvement in billing and revenue collection mechanisms.
- Going forward, as most governments across the APAC region strive to improve infrastructure facilities to meet the increasing demand for water, better technologies and processes are likely to be developed. There has to be an acceleration in the process of adding capacity and improving efficiency through the adoption of new technology and best practices. Moreover, a pragmatic approach is necessary for rationalising user charges. Greater private sector participationin O&M of assets will be fundamental. There also needs to be greater emphasis on recycling wastewater.
- The mission of this conference is to examine the state of water network management in the APAC region with a focus on strategies and solutions for minimising NRW and improving service delivery. The conference will also discuss noteworthy initiatives/best practices, highlight upcoming opportunities, as well as showcase the latest technologies.
| (DAY 1) |
| WELCOME REMARKS |
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| EMERGING TRENDS, KEY DEVELOPMENTS AND FUTURE OUTLOOK |
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| MANILA WATER’S PERSPECTIVE: KEY INITIATIVES, FUTURE PLANS & OPPORTUNIES |
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| MANAGING WATER PIPELINE INFRASTRUCTURE WITH WAVIN SOLUTIONS |
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| O&M AND ASSET MANAGEMENT PRACTICES |
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| BANGALORE WATER PERSPECTIVE: KEY INITIATIVES, FUTURE PLANS & OPPORTUNITIES |
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| DUPONT WATER RESOLVING CHALLENGING INDUSTRIAL WASTE WATER TREATMENT |
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| FOCUS ON 24X7 WATER SUPPLY: EXPERIENCE, KEY LEARNINGS & UPCOMING OPPORTUNITIES |
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| THE USE OF AUTOMATIC CONTROL VALVES FOR PRESSURE MANAGEMENT |
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Presentation by Craig Russ, Waterworks/Electronics Product Manager, Cla-Val Asia Pacific |
| NEPAL’S PERSPECTIVE: KEY INITIATIVES, FUTURE PLANS AND OPPORTUNITIES |
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| (DAY TWO) |
| RECAP OF DAY 1 |
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| TECHNOLOGY SHOWCASE – ITRON |
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| NRW REDUCTION AND REVENUE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS |
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| USE OF SYNTHETIC FIBRES IN WET SHORTCRETE AND PRECAST CONCRETE |
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Presentation by Mukesh Mokha, General Manager, Technical, Bajaj Reinforcement |
| LEAKAGE DETECTION TECHNOLOGIES |
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| PPWSA’S PERSPECTIVE: KEY INITIATIVES, FUTURE PLANS AND OPPORTUNITIES |
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| POSSIBILITIES FLOW WITH US: SHOWCASING DUPONT WATER INNOVATIONS |
| Presentation by Somil C. Mehta, Regional Technical Service & Development Leader, DuPont Water Solutions, India & ASEAN |
| RECYCLE AND REUSE INITIATIVES AND BEST PRACTICES |
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| MANAGING WATER PIPELINE INFRASTRUCTURE |
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| PRIVATE SECTOR PARTICIPATION: EXPERIENCE SO FAR AND FUTURE POTENTIAL |
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| WATER TREATMENT TECHNOLOGIES |
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The speaker confirmed so far include (in alphabetical order):
- Nicolas Bockhoff, Chief Operating Officer, SUEZ
- Fredrick Chia, Senior Sales Manager, Wavin Singapore
- Rey-Ann Dela Cruz, Head, Operations Planning, Manila Water
- Matthew Diserio, President, Water Asset Management, LLP
- Joemar B. Emboltorio, Head of Water Supply Operations, Manila Water
- Marco Fantozzi, Managing Director, Isle Utilities
- Paul Harris, Head of Business Consulting, Isle Utilities
- Sheila Kee, Sr. Product Manager, ITRON
- Rajiv K.N, Additional Chief Engineer, Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Board
- Lewis Liu,Regional Marketing Manager (Industrial), Dupont Water Solution
- Somil C Mehta, Regional Technical Service & Development Leader, Dupont Water Solution
- Sanjoy Roy, CEO, Orange City Water
- Craig Russ, Waterworks/Electronics Product Manager, Cla-Val Asia Pacific
- Ram Kumar Shrestha, Project Director, Urban Water Supply and Sanitation Project, Government of Nepal Pheng T.Y., Director, PPWSA
- C. Vashisht , Chief Engineer, Delhi Jal Board
The conference is expected to draw participation from executives, managers and decision-makers from:
- Water utilities
- Bulk water suppliers
- Water network operators
- Urban planning & development agencies
- Policymakers
- EPC contractors
- Technology providers
- Measurement, control and testing equipment manufacturers
- Instrumentation and monitoring solution providers
- Water meter manufacturers
- Pipeline construction firms
- O&M service providers
- Leak detection agencies
- Consulting firms
- Financial Institutions
- Multilateral agencies
- Steel and stainless-steel manufacturers