India occupies 2 percent of the world’s land area, represents 16 percent of the world population and 15 percent of livestock, whereas it has only 4 percent of the water resources of the world.
Furthermore, India ranks 133rd out of 180 nations for its water availability and 120th out of 122 nations for its water quality. It has been evaluated that 80 percent of India’s surface is polluted which results in India losing US$ 6 billion every year due to water-related diseases. Challenges faced by the Indian water sector are due to increasing water consumption and wastage in urban areas, water-borne diseases, industrial growth, political and regulatory disputes, water cycle imbalances, increasing irrigation and agricultural demand, lack of technology, etc. According to estimates, India’s water sector requires investment worth US$ 13 billion.
Water India 2020 expo is an important platform created to show case products, services and solutions available in the water industry worldwide.
The event will provide comprehensive insight into the water industry–best practices, latest technologies, alternative solutions, emerging opportunity and business prospective.

CaribDA invites you to attend their Biennial Conference and Exhibition to be held at the Grand Hyatt Baha Mar Hotel in Nassau, Bahamas from July 7-10, 2020. This year’s theme is “Preparing for Climate Change in the Caribbean Water Sector: Planning for Sustainability and Building Resiliency”. Ideas on preparing for climate change, disaster recovery, improving PPP structure in the Caribbean, overcoming plant operating challenges, blue/green desalination and wastewater reuse will be shared. The Pre-Conference Workshop will focus on Operator Training. New to our program are two Interactive Panel Discussions. The facility tour will be of the Windsor Field Desalination plant. We look forward to seeing you!

Join over 270 wastewater practitioners, managers and researchers at the 2020 European Waste Water Management Conference; the UK’s leading technical event covering the management and treatment of wastewater.   The programme includes over 60 technical presentations with an emphasis on operational experience and practical solutions. 
Key themes for this year include biological nutrient removal, phosphorus and nitrogen removal, sidestream liquor treatment and emerging technologies.

Plenary Speakers: Stephen Palmer, Technical Director, Stantec and Willy Verstraete, Ghent University, Belgium

Please visit www.ewwmconference.com for further details; or email Sarah – sarah.brown@aquaenviro.co.uk