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SINGAPORE INTERNATIONAL WATER WEEK 2016

The Global Platform to share and co-create innovative water solutions 10–14 JULY 2016 Sands Expo & Convention Centre Marina Bay Sands, Singapore

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Singapore international water week 2016 All About Business, Solutions and Technology Singapore International Water Week (SIWW) is the leading global platform to share and co-create innovative water solutions. Stay abreast of the latest in water management and exchange insights and best practices with leading industry experts across the water, environment and urban sustainability value chain.

LEE KUAN YEW WATER PRIZE

Into its seventh edition for 2016, SIWW has grown exponentially from 8,500 participants in 2008 to over 20,000 participants in 2014. With a global audience from over 133 countries and regions, SIWW has recorded more than S$36.3 billion (US$25.9 billion) in business announcements.

Water Convention

By-invitation only

Honouring the Game Changers in Water Solutions

Business Forums

WATER LEADERS SUMMIT

Exchange Professional Insights and Knowledge

Strategising the Future of Water

Over 31,000 sqm of Exhibition Space

Industrial Water Solutions FORUM

By-APPLICATION

Young water leaders summit

Gateway to International Marketplaces

Water Expo @ City Solutions Singapore

Techxchange Accelerating Commercialisation From Lab to Market

Securing Water in Challenging Environments

Nurturing the Leaders of Tomorrow

siww is the fastest growing water event Since 2008, SIWW has grown exponentially into a leading event in the global water calendar.

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SIWW IS THE MUST-ATTEND WATER EVENT FOR 2016 PARTICIPATION BENEFITS

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Network with the who’s who in the world of urban management, including ministers, mayors, government officials, experts, industry leaders, and heads of international organisations.

Learn about the latest trends and water solutions from distinguished international speakers.

Exchange and share your knowledge, expertise and best practices with experts from around the world.

Uncover business opportunities and forge new partnerships with key officials and industry players.

Showcase your innovations or business solutions to the international community.

Receive comprehensive brand recognition from over 20,000 high-level delegates and participants.

Enhance your brand position as the leading solutions provider.

Programme at a Glance

The Singapore International Water Week (SIWW) is co-located with the World Cities Summit (WCS) and CleanEnviro Summit Singapore (CESS): DATE

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Towards a Smart and Sustainable Singapore (A Singapore Government Pavilion) WCS and SIWW Site Visits World Cities Summit World Cities Summit Networking Lunch Water Leaders Summit Welcome Lunch and Water Leaders Summit Insights 1

10 JUL (SUN)

Young Water Leaders Summit Hot Issues Workshop TechXchange Towards a Smart and Sustainable Singapore (A Singapore Government Pavilion) City Solutions Singapore Lee Kuan Yew Prize Lectures and In-Conversation with 11 JUL Lee Kuan Yew World City Prize Forum Mr Tharman Networking Lunch Shanmugaratnam, (MON) Water Convention Poster Presentation Opening Plenary Deputy Prime Minister Hydro Pitch Day Water & Environment & Coordinating Minister Ministerial for Economic and ASEAN Plus Three Ministers Forum Welcome Lunch Social Policies Towards a Smart and Sustainable Singapore (A Singapore Government Pavilion) City Solutions Singapore Networking Lunch

Young Water Leaders Summit Water Leaders Summit Roundtable Water Convention Opening Plenary

13 JUL (WED)

14 JUL (THU)

Water Leaders Summit Insights 2 Water Leaders Summit Insights 3

Opening Ceremony & Welcome Reception Guest-of-Honour: Dr Tony Tan Keng Yam, President of Singapore

Lee Kuan Yew Prize Award Ceremony & Banquet Guest-of-Honour: Mr Lee Hsien Loong, Prime Minister of Singapore

China Business Forum

World Cities Summit

12 JUL (TUES)

EVENING

Water Leaders Networking Summit Lunch Closing Session Networking Lunch

World Cities Summit

Southeast Asia Business Forum Networking Events

by Partners

Water Convention Parallel Tracks

Smart Water Forum Water Convention Parallel Tracks CleanEnviro Summit Singapore CleanEnviro Summit Singapore Towards a Smart and Sustainable Singapore (A Singapore Government Pavilion) City Solutions Singapore India Business Forum Latin America Business Forum Closing Dinner Guests-of-Honour: World Cities Summit WCS Site Visits / Networking Events Mr Lawrence Wong, Water Water Convention Minister for National Development Water Convention Parallel Tracks Convention Parallel Tracks and Closing Plenary Networking Lunch Mr Masagos Zulkifli, Water-Energy-Waste Nexus: Minister for the Environment The Singapore Journey- Deep Tunnel Desalination and Water Reuse and Water Resources Sewerage System Phase 2 & Business Forum Integrated Waste Management Facility Industrial Water Solutions Forum Industrial Water Solutions Forum CleanEnviro Summit Singapore CleanEnviro Summit Singapore SIWW and CESS Site Visits

World Cities Summit (WCS) Singapore International Water Week (SIWW) Information accurate as of 27 April 2016

CleanEnviro Summit Singapore (CESS)

Joint Programme

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network with LUMINARIES AND GLOBAL leaders Some of the distinguished speakers & participants attending the events are: Mr Tharman Shanmugaratnam Deputy Prime Minister of Singapore

Mr Peter Brabeck-Letmathe Chairman of the Board, Nestlé S.A.

Mr Charles O. Holliday Jr. Chairman, Royal Dutch Shell PLC

Dr Han Seung-soo UN Secretary-General's Special Envoy for Disaster Risk Reduction and Water; Special Adviser to the High Level Panel on Water; Former Prime Minister of Republic of Korea

Hon. Dr. Kwaku Agyemang-Mensah Minister of Water Resources, Works & Housing, Republic of Ghana HE Dr. Cham Prasidh Senior Minister, Minister of Industry and Handicraft, Cambodia Shri Arvind Kejriwal Chief Minister of Delhi, India HE Dr Abdulrahman M. Al-Ibrahim Governor, Saline Water Conversion Corporation; and Chairman of the Board, Water and Electricity Co., Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Lord Ronald Oxburgh Member of the House of Lords, United Kingdom Please visit www.siww.com.sg for the full listing.

FORGE NEW PARTNERSHIPs AND BUSINESS INROADS SIWW’s networking events offer participants unparalleled opportunities to network with key decision makers, thought leaders, policy makers and industry experts across water, urban sustainability and environment fields.

COMPLIMENTARY FOR DELEGATES OPENING CEREMONY & WELCOME RECEPTION Date : 10 July 2016, Sunday Venue : Sands Expo & Convention Centre, Marina Bay Sands, Singapore Admission: S$200 per guest Guest of Honour: Dr Tony Tan Keng Yam, President of Singapore

Start your Singapore International Water Week experience on a high note at the Opening Ceremony and Welcome Reception.

Take the opportunity to network and mingle with fellow delegates from the government, business, and academia.

RESERVE YOUR SEAT TODAY LEE KUAN YEW PRIZE AWARD CEREMONY & BANQUET Date: 11 July 2016, Monday Venue: The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore Admission: S$600 per guest Guest of Honour: Mr Lee Hsien Loong, Prime Minister of Singapore

One of the key highlights of SIWW, the prestigious Lee Kuan Yew Water Prize recognises and honours outstanding contributions by individuals or organisations towards solving the world’s water challenges by applying innovative technologies, policies or programmes which benefit humanity.

COMPLIMENTARY FOR DELEGATES CLOSING DINNER

Photo from the Asian Civilisation Museum, National Heritage Board.

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Date: 13 July 2016, Wednesday Venue: Empress Lawn, Civic District Admission: S$200 per guest Guests of Honour: Mr Masagos Zulkifli, Minister for the Environment and Water Resources Mr Lawrence Wong, Minister for National Development

Join the revelry on Wednesday evening to wrap up an eventful week of energetic discussions on a high note. Delegates can look forward to unwinding over wine and canapés at the Civic District – the birthplace of modern Singapore and part of a master plan by Sir Stamford Raffles in 1822. The area showcases Singapore’s efforts towards preservation, urban revitalisation, and cultural placemaking. Enjoy good local food at the Empress Place and free guided tours to the Asian Civilisations Museum, Victoria Theatre, and the new National Gallery Singapore.

LEE KUAN YEW WATER PRIZE 2016 Professor John Anthony Cherry, world-renowned hydrogeologist, was awarded the Lee Kuan Yew Water Prize 2016 for his contributions and influence in groundwater management, and lifelong dedication to the protection of groundwater resources. Groundwater is a major source of water for many countries around the world, constituting 95% of usable freshwater in the planet.

His revolutionary research in collaboration with international partners has provided the global groundwater community with a better scientific framework to formulate policies and best practices.

Professor Cherry has been a major influence in advancing global recognition of groundwater processes and the development of better field methods for groundwater contamination.

ABOUT THE PRIZE

2008 Laureate Dr Andrew Benedek

2011 Laureate Dr James Barnard

2009 Laureate Professor Gatze Lettinga

2012 Laureate Professor Mark Van Loosdrecht

2010 Laureate Yellow River Conservancy Commission

2014 Laureate The Orange County Water District

Launched in 2008, the prestigious Lee Kuan Yew Water Prize recognises and honours outstanding contributions by individuals and organisations toward solving the world's water problems by developing or applying innovative technologies, policies or programmes which benefit humanity. This international award is named after Singapore’s first Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew, whose foresight and leadership has enabled Singapore to attain a sustainable water supply.

Since its inception, the Lee Kuan Yew Water Prize has gained a standing in the global water arena as the premier Water Prize focused on real-world application. The honour roll commemorates laureates for ground breaking solutions in membrane technology, used water treatment and holistic water policies and management, which have improved the lives of millions.

Lee Kuan Yew Water Prize Sponsor:

The Lee Kuan Yew Water Prize laureate will receive S$300,000, a certificate, and a gold medallion at the awards ceremony.

CO-LOCATED EVENTS At SIWW 2016, participants can look forward to a myriad of co-located meetings, workshops, seminars and network sessions. Enjoy more opportunities to network and understand practical and sustainable water solutions. The co-located event highlights include:

ASEAN Plus Three Water Ministers Forum

Themed “Enhancing Sustainability and Building Climate Resilience in Water Supply and Sanitation”, the ministerial forum will discuss experiences, challenges and plans to ensure sustainability of drinking water supply and improved sanitation, while countering the threats posed by climate change on water resources.

UNESCO Seminar on Megacities & Climate Change

Specially organised by UNESCO’s International Hydrological Programme (IHP) at SIWW, the seminar brings together experts from different parts of the world to share views about the economic and social significance of megacities, their vulnerabilities to climate change, and the responses that are necessary by the megacities to prepare for future water challenges.

Please visit www.siww.com.sg/co-located-events for admission details.

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water leaders summit

STRATEGISING THE FUTURE OF WATER The Water Leaders Summit presents an exclusive high-level gathering of global water industry leaders and key opinion leaders. Partake in strategic exchanges with government regulators and policy think-tanks on pressing water issues impacting the future of the world.

For 2016, the three-day Summit will go beyond business as usual, casting the spotlight on urban water resilience and sustainability. Discussions will delve into key issues surrounding water accessibility, sustainability and supply resilience in cities.

By-invitation only

Be among global leaders and decision makers from the government, international organisations and leading companies. Water Leaders Summit delegates enjoy access to all World Cities Summit and CleanEnviro Summit Singapore events at no additional charge.

To register your interest, please contact us at waterleaderssummit @ siww.com.sg

10 July 2016 (sunday) Afternoon

Welcome Remarks

by Prof Tommy Koh, Ambassador-at-Large, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Singapore; and Chairperson, Water Leaders Summit WLS Insights I – “Beyond Business-as-Usual: Enhancing Collaboration for Resilient and Sustainable Urban Water Management” Co-organised with Black & Veatch The confluence of pressures facing the global water industry should come as no surprise to water leaders. The scale and nature of the challenges – from climate change to legacies of underinvestment to many more challenges we face in the water industry – call for alignment, leadership, shared responsibilities and collaboration that go beyond Business-As-Usual. This session will bring together the perspectives of all stakeholders within the water industry to tackle how the industry can come together more effectively and overcome water challenges faced by cities throughout the world. Best practices and insights from previous SIWW events will be revisited, and the session will encourage focused dialogue and new thinking to push the water envelope.

Moderator: Ms Cindy Wallis-Lage, President, Global Water Business, Black & Veatch Speakers: • HE Dr Abdulrahman M. Al-Ibrahim, Governor, Saline Water Conversion Corporation; and Chairman of the Board, Water and Electricity Co., Kingdom of Saudi Arabia • HE Bambang Susantono, Vice-President for Knowledge Management and Sustainable Development, Asian Development Bank • Mr Henk Ovink, Special Envoy for International Water Affairs, Kingdom of the Netherlands • Mr Joel Beauvais, Deputy Assistant Administrator for the Office of Water, United States Environmental Protection Agency • Mr Michel Jarraud, Secretary General Emeritus, World Meterological Organisation • Mr Patrick K. Decker, President and Chief Executive Officer, Xylem Inc. • Dr Paul Bowen, Director, Environmental Sustainability, The Coca-Cola Company; and President, Water Environment Federation

11 July 2016 (MONDAY) Morning

In-Conversation

Jointly held by SIWW, WCS and CESS, the In-Conversation Session, chaired by Professor Tommy Koh (AmbassadorAt-Large, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Singapore), is an engaging dialogue with distinguished world leaders, who are active in shaping the global landscape of cities, water, environment and sustainable development, in a complex and dynamic world. Singapore’s Deputy Prime Minister, Mr Tharman Shanmugaratnam, will be a speaker at this session.

Opening Plenary

This session, chaired by Professor Tommy Koh, is held jointly by WCS, SIWW and CESS. 6 top ranking leaders from government, international organisations and industry sectors will discuss and share their insights into cross-disciplinary urban policy issues, highlighting challenges and the roles of stakeholders in co-creating a liveable and sustainable future.

Afternoon

Lee Kuan Yew World City Prize and Water Prize Lectures

This session, chaired by Professor Kishore Mahbubani (Dean and Professor in the Practice of Public Policy of the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy), will begin with presentations by Lee Kuan Yew World City Prize and Lee Kuan Yew Water Prize laureates, followed by a question-and-answer session. Topics would cover the challenges and issues associated with cities, water, and the environment.

Speakers: • Lee Kuan Yew Water Prize Winner Prof John Anthony Cherry, Distinguished Professor Emeritus, Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences, University of Waterloo, Ontario • Lee Kuan Yew World City Prize Winner - Medellín – Mr Aníbal Gaviria Correa, Former Mayor of Medellín – HE Federico Gutiérrez Zuluaga, Mayor of Medellín

Joint Programme with World Cities Summit (WCS) and CleanEnviro Summit Singapore (CESS) Held in conjunction with the World Cities Summit (WCS)

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12 July 2016 (Tuesday) Morning

Water Leaders Roundtable – "Future of World’s Water beyond 2030" This session will take a serious look at the future of world’s urban water and wastewater management beyond 2030 in its totality. It will focus on urban water and wastewater issues, ranging from safeguarding the water supply to how best sustainability of cities can be ensured in terms of domestic and industrial water supplies beyond 2030 with numerous uncertainties, including the security of water supply from the hinterlands.

Moderator: Prof Asit K. Biswas, Distinguished Visiting Professor, Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, Singapore; and co-Founder, Third World Centre for Water Management Speakers: • Dr David Molden, Director General, International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development • Mr Ng Joo Hee, Chief Executive, PUB Singapore • Mr Peter Brabeck-Letmathe, Chairman of the Board, Nestlé S.A. WLS Insights II & III WLS delegates will join one of two sessions (held in parallel) for focused discussions on two themes of interest in the current context.

A. WLS Insights II [Parallel] – “Raising the Water Agenda for Cities” Co-organised with AECOM There are many factors affecting the development of a sustainable city during the course of urbanisation. Urban planning has to take into consideration of various components such as infrastructure, economy, communication, environment, energy, culture, education, welfare, security, etc. However, the role of water does not always come naturally to top of mind when considering the success of an urban development in modern time. Although water is identified as a key for sustainable development, some cities may have challenges to prioritise investment. This session looks into how leaders can bring together “Policy and Programmes”, and “People” to help raise the water agenda for cities.

Moderator: Mr Sean Chiao, President of Asia Pacific, AECOM Speakers: • Mr Adam Lovell, Executive Director, Water Services Association of Australia • Prof Chen Qin, Vice Commissioner, Changjiang Water Resources Commission, China • Mr Denys Neymon, Chief Executive Officer Treatment Infrastructure and Executive Vice-President Groupe Human Resources, SUEZ • Mr Gerardo Ablaza Jr, President and Chief Executive Officer, Manila Water Company B. WLS Insights III [Parallel] – “The New Rules of Water Infrastructure and Technologies” Co-organised with CH2M There is a wide range of technologies and solutions available to city planners and the water industry, but by themselves these are not taking us forward fast enough. This session continues from discussions during the 2015 SIWW Technology and Innovation Summit (STIS), where we recognised that new rules and ways of problem solving must come into play to tackle existing and future challenges in enhancing our water and wastewater infrastructure for a more resilient and sustainable future. This session will spark discussions on innovative solutions to tackle these challenges and how they are hinged upon our ability to embrace new and breakthrough approaches of developing infrastructure and implementing technologies. Discussions will look into two themes of “The Water Resilient City” and “Wastewater as a Resource”.

Moderator: Mr Gregory T. McIntyre, President, Global Business Groups and President, Water, CH2M Speakers: • Mr Anders Bækgaard, Chief Executive Officer, VCS Denmark • Dr Choi Gyewoon, Chief Executive Officer, K-Water • Dr Emilio Gabbrielli, President, International Desalination Association; and Director, Overseas Business Development, Toray • Mr Kevin Klau, President, Hach, Danaher Corporation • Ms Sue Murphy, Chief Executive Officer, Water Corporation, Australia

Afternoon

Closing Session – “Charting Pathways to Water Sustainability and Resilience in Cities” This session will cover how learning points from WLS sessions over the three days can be used to develop pathways to water sustainability and resilience in cities.

Moderator: Prof Tommy Koh, Ambassador-at-Large, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Singapore; and Chairperson, Water Leaders Summit Speakers: • Prof Asit K. Biswas, Distinguished Visiting Professor, Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, Singapore; and co-Founder, Third World Centre for Water Management • Ms Cindy Wallis-Lage, President, Global Water Business, Black & Veatch • Mr Gregory T. McIntyre, President, Global Business Groups and President, Water, CH2M • Mr Masagos Zulkifli, Minister for the Environment and Water Resources, Singapore • Ms Sean Chiao, President of Asia Pacific, AECOM

Information accurate as of 19 May 2016. Programme is subject to change. For more info, please visit www.siww.com.sg/water-leaders-summit

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WATER CONVENTION

EXCHANGE PROFESSIONAL INSIGHTS AND EXPERTISE Stay ahead of the water curve at the Water Convention, the technical platform for water experts to share solutions and practical experience. Expect scintillating discussions with more than 160 oral presentations and 200 poster presentations over five themes:

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Delivering Water from Source to Tap Effective and Efficient Wastewater Management Water for Liveability and Resilience Water Quality and Health Water for Industries

who should attend ?

Industry practitioners, academia and experts looking to exchange professional insights and technical expertise should register as a Water Convention delegate. Register now at www.siww.com.sg/registration

10 July 2016 9.00am - 5.30pm

Hot Issues Workshops The Hot Issue Workshops feature interactive panel discussions to engage delegates on top focus areas like desalination pre-treatment and anaerobic digestion enhancements. The seven sessions will provide an insightful preview of the comprehensive technical programme ahead.

11 July 2016 3.30pm - 5.30pm

Water Convention Poster Presentations At the hugely-popular Poster Presentations, over 200 presenters will discuss their ideas and engage the judges in a lively Q&A session. This segment is one of the most anticipated sessions, synonymous for intense discussions and forging new connections over the years.

12 July 2016 9.00am - 10.30am

Water Convention Keynote Plenary Come and hear our keynote speakers’ insights and inspiration: • Jonathan Clement, CEO, PWN Technologies • Rebekah Brown, Director of Monash Sustainability Institute, Monash University • Bruce Gordon, Coordinator of Water, Sanitation, Hygiene and Health, World Health Organization • Peter Nicol, President (Water Business Group), CH2M

11.00am - 5.30pm

Water Convention Parallel Tracks Over 100 invited speakers and oral presenters from different spectrums of the water industry will share their experience and knowledge in the 42 technical sessions. Come and gain insights as speakers share their research and findings on various topics and key challenges in the global water landscape

13 July 2016 9.00am - 3.30pm

Water Convention Parallel Tracks

4.00pm - 5.30pm

Water Convention Closing Plenary & Best Poster Awards Presentation Afraid you missed out on anything important? Come and grab the key takeaway and recommendations for the steps forward • Keynote speaker: Khoo Teng Chye, Executive Director, Centre for Liveable Cities, MND

WATER CONVENTION IS JOINTLY ORGANISED BY:

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By-Application Only

YOUNG WATER LEADERS SUMMIT NURTURING THE LEADERS OF TOMORROW

Designed by young water professionals for young water professionals, the Young Water Leaders Summit (YWLS) aims to profile the global water industry as an exciting and innovative sector, inspire young water professionals with leadership potential to develop their careers in the water industry, and connect them to established business leaders who serve as role models.

Through a stringent selection process, YWLS 2016 will host about 100 of the brightest and boldest young talents from across the world for a lively dialogue session with senior leaders.

Innovate and Exchange 10 July 2016, Sunday, Marina Barrage Morning

Innovation: A Buzzword or Necessity?

Mr Henk Ovink, Special Envoy for International Water Affairs for the Kingdom of the Netherlands, is invited as a visionary speaker to share his inspiring experience in water sector, views on innovation, and insights in young water leaders’ involvement.

Session Co-organiser: Water Youth Network (WYN) See the Change: Mapping Water Innovation Globally The session will facilitate cross-sharing of knowledge among participants in small groups on pressing water issues in their regions and corresponding innovative solutions already in practice.

Session Co-organiser: WYN Water Leaders Panel The session will provide participants with deep insights into the professional life and innovation practices in various segments of the water sector through dynamic interaction with senior leaders on the panel.

Session Co-organiser: International Water Association Young Water Professionals (IWAYWP)

Afternoon

Learn from Peers Young innovators are invited to share their experience in making an impact on the community through innovation and to crowd-source ideas from participants for challenges they are currently facing.

Dialogue: Journey towards Water Sustainability Innovation plays a critical role in Singapore’s relentless efforts towards water sustainability. A special guest from the Singapore government will shed insights on the water journey the country has been through.

Dive into the Global Perspectives – 11 July 2016, Monday, Marina Bay Sands Morning

In-Conversation Opening Plenary

Afternoon

Lee Kuan Yew World City Prize and Water Prize Lectures Hydro Pitch Day

Shape the Future of Water – 12 July 2016, Tuesday, Marina Bay Sands Morning

Water Leaders Summit Session - Water Leaders Roundtable – “Future of World’s Water” A panel discussion on issues regarding the future of urban water management by considering the nexus of three issues - ensuring availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for all, developing inclusive cities and combating climate change.

Local to Global Pathways: Using the Sustainable Business Canvas As a follow up to the discussion on 10 July, YWLS participants will use the Sustainable Business Model Canvas to work on assigned case studies and brainstorm ideas about how young professionals can connect the local initiatives to the global movement of change and innovation.

Water Leaders Summit Session - Closing Session – “Charting Pathways to Water Sustainability and Resilience in Cities” This session will cover how learning points from WLS sessions over the three days can be used to develop pathways to water sustainability and resilience in cities.

Afternoon

Social Programme • City Highlights Tour • YWLS Closing Reception

Joint Programme with World Cities Summit (WCS) and CleanEnviro Summit Singapore (CESS) Joint Programme with World Cities Summit (WCS)

Information accurate as of 9 May 2016. Programme is subject to changes.

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BUSINESS FORUMS

GATEWAY TO INTERNATIONAL MARKETPLACES The Business Forums take a deep dive into business opportunities, economic trends and challenges. The seven business forums provide a meeting point for business professionals and policy regulators for trade and investment opportunities.

For more information, please contact Ms Kathryn Ong at kathryn_ong@pub.gov.sg

REGIONAL BUSINESS FORUMS (Jointly organised by SIWW, WCS and CESS) 12 July 2016 (Tuesday) 3:30pm – 6:00pm, Expo Hall D, Basement 2

China Business Forum China’s New Normal: Balancing the Economy, Liveability, and Environmental Sustainability China’s sustained economic growth has left an indelible mark on the global economic outlook. Facing a seemingly inevitable economic slowdown, China’s 13th Five-Year plan aims at steering the world’s second largest economy towards a new stage of development – the “New Normal”. Economic reform along with sustainable and inclusive growth have been identified as two key focus areas, with the private sector poised to take on a greater role in economic growth and resource efficiency. China’s Belt and Road Initiative is also expected to stimulate regional infrastructure development.

Recognising the threat that environmental degradation poses to its economic goals, China is emphasising on water and environmental sustainability to elevate the quality of life. The Chinese government has rolled out initiatives including Sponge Cities and a major revision of the Environmental Protection Law. This Business Forum will delve deeper into the challenges and opportunities of China’s New Normal, and offer insights into what these could mean for industry players, professionals and individuals keen on the Chinese market.

3:30pm – 6:00pm, Sands Grand Ballroom G&H, Level 5

Southeast Asia Business Unveiling Southeast Asia’s Potential: Policy Changes and Business Opportunities Covering a land area of 4.46 million km, Southeast Asia hosts almost nine percent of the world’s population with a combined nominal Gross Domestic Product of more than US$2.3 trillion while containing most of the fastest developing and emerging markets today. With rapid urbanisation, water, and cities infrastructure are steadily becoming some of the key priorities of the country leaders. Coupled with environmental issues surrounding pollution and climate change, businesses and governments are scrambling to implement policy changes to support the growth of their respective cities. The Southeast Asia Business Forum is the platform for both government officials and utilities leaders to share on policy changes and upcoming projects.

13 July 2016 (Wednesday) 9:00am - 11:30am, Sands Grand Ballroom D, Level 5

Latin America Business Forum NEW Challenges and Opportunities in Latin America By 2050, Latin America is projected to grow to 750 million inhabitants, with UN-Habitat projecting that 90% will be living in cities. To cater to this, Latin American countries have been cultivating relationships globally to facilitate trade and investment opportunities, such as the Trans-Pacific Partnership to lower trade barriers and tariffs between Asia-Pacific and Latin American counterparts.

This forum will draw leaders of the region to share urban, water, and environmental challenges and solutions, with focus on the two largest Latin American countries: Brazil and Mexico. The Mexican government’s 2014-2018 National Infrastructure Plan will see public and private investments in infrastructure reach US$590 billion, and the Brazilian government has announced a new list of planned infrastructure concessions worth US$55 billion to be auctioned off to private sector companies.

Business leaders familiar with this region will share market trends, their experiences and views on doing business in these countries.

10:00am - 12:50pm, Expo Hall D, Basement 2

India Business Forum The Challenge of India’s Inclusive Growth — Development Aspirations and Investment Opportunities Come 2030, 40% of India’s population will be living in urban areas and contributing to 75% of the country's GDP. To meet the challenges arising from this – the pressure on basic services, infrastructure, utilities, and the environment – India needs to build new cities, retrofit existing ones, and create new jobs over the next two decades. India’s government is already making a start to balance its economic growth with sustainable development, putting three mega schemes into action – Smart Cities Mission, Atal Mission for Rejuvenation and Urban Transformation (AMRUT), and Housing for All. These will set in motion the process of urban transformation to enable a rejuvenated framework of physical, social, economic, and institutional infrastructure development. This Business Forum will inquire India’s onset investment towards its development aspirations, and the synergic business opportunities that are made available as a result of India’s impending growth and its cities of opportunity.

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who should attend?

Buyers and sellers sourcing for the latest products and solutions, as well as business development professionals looking to expand regional networks should register as a trade visitor. Register as a trade visitor at www.siww.com.sg/registration

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THEMATIC BUSINESS FORUMS Smart Water Solutions Showcase and Forum Expo Hall C, Level 1, 12 July, Tues, 2-5.30pm (Forum)

The Smart Water Forum will touch on technologies that define “smart water technologies”, such as real-time collection, processing, analysis and action of data. The forum will feature case studies by global water technology adopters and service providers, and how these adopters have implemented the technologies within the water loop to enable greater efficiency in water resource management, particularly in three key areas of operations, planning and service delivery.

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Water-Energy-Waste Nexus: The Singapore Journey – Deep Tunnel Sewerage System (DTSS) Phase 2 and The Integrated Waste Management Facility (IWMF) Expo Hall F, Basement 2 13 July, Wed, 9.30-12pm (Forum)

Deep Tunnel Sewage System (DTSS) Phase 2 and The Integrated Waste Management Facility (IWMF) are iconic flagship projects undertaken by PUB and NEA respectively in the arena of used water and solid waste treatment. Both projects have undergone their preliminary engineering design studies and would be embarking on their next phase of project development.

The 2.5hr forum aims to provide more insights to both projects, including co-location synergy aspects between the two facilities and an avenue for industry players, technology providers, system integrators and academia to network and gather interest in the implementation of the project.

Desalination and Water Reuse Business Forum Expo Hall D, Basement 2 13 July, Wed, 2-4.35pm (Forum) Desalination and water reuse technologies ride one of the most dynamic growth trends in the future of water supply. With the water reuse being a fast-growing segment of the $50 billion wastewater sector, while the annual global capital expenditure for desalination expected to double from $2.8 billion to over a whopping $5 billion by 2020, the global outlook is brimming with bold advancements. Jointly organised by SIWW and the International Desalination Association, the Desalination and Water Reuse Business Forum will draw utilities and technology leaders together to share business opportunities and latest technology trend in the desalination and water reuse markets.

Virtual Expo EXHIBITORS’ MARKETPLACE Get a headstart at the Exhibitors' Marketplace, an online expo bringing together the best in water technologies and the latest innovations. In addition to the onsite Water Expo @ City Solution Singapore, exhibitors will now have additional brand visibility to showcase products and services.

Visit : www.siww.com.sg/exhibitors-marketplace NEW COUNTRY/REGION PAVILIONS • EU Business in Southeast Asia • Scotland Pavilion • Spain Pavilion • Turkey Pavilion

For exhibiting and sponsorship opportunities, please contact: Ms Ruth Cheah, Senior Sales Manager, Tel: +65 6593 6041, HP: +65 9736 6864, Email: ruthcheah @siww.com.sg Mr Sherman Khoo, Assistant Sales Manager, Tel: +65 6593 6036, HP: +65 9247 3551, Email: shermankhoo @siww.com.sg 11

INDUSTRIAL WATER SOLUTIONS FORUM Securing Water in Challenging Environments

who should attend?

Industry professionals who are looking for insights and best practices on innovative solutions to improve water sustainability should register as a trade visitor to gain access. For more information, email Ms Khong Hui Shan at khong_hui_shan@pub.gov.sg Major industries such as food and beverage, petrochemicals and electronics manufacturing all face water-related challenges. Whether it is scarce water resources, tightening of water quality and discharge standards, or sustainability reporting, such challenges also bring with them opportunities.

Valued at US$52.8 billion by the Global Water Intelligence, the industrial water solutions market is one of the fastest growing segments in the global water industry, with companies seeking viable solutions for environmentally sustainable business

operations. This one-day Forum on 13 July 2016 will draw high-level, cross-sector speakers to discuss the role of water as part of the wider sustainability agenda, and share best practices in innovative water management, and partnership models to address these unique industrial demands.

For the latest programme, please visit www.siww.com.sg/IWSF-programme

13 JULY 2016 (WEDNESDAY), MARINA BAY SANDS, LEVEL 3, HELICONIA PROGRAMME Morning

Introduction and Keynote Address by Mr Masagos Zulkifli, Minister for the Environment and Water Resources, Singapore Overview of the Singapore water industry and the importance of industries in the water value chain.

Setting the Sustainability Scene Kicking off the day’s proceedings, the opening keynote panel debate will discuss what water means to some of the world’s largest industries – outlining strategic envisions, achievements and why environmental performance really matters.

Chairperson: Professor Asit Biswas, Distinguished Visiting Professor, Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy Singapore Money Talks: How Investors View Water Investors are now taking environmental sustainability into account when making financial decisions. As a result, companies are being motivated to disclose environmental impacts. In this session, panellists will discuss how they see water and the wider environmental agenda impacting investment decisions.

Chairperson: Mr Joppe Cramwinckel, Director of Water, World Business Council for Sustainable Development

Afternoon

Water and the Bottom Line For some of the largest companies around the world, water has become an increased expense and one they can no longer take for granted. This session will address how industrial companies and end users are coming together to optimise existing infrastructure and assets to increase production and lower costs.

Chairperson: Dr Glen Daigger, President, One Water Solutions; Professor of Engineering Practice, Department of Environmental Engineering, University of Michigan Breakout Sessions • Food and Beverage Industry • Petrochemical Industry • Electronics and Semi-conductor Industry • Power Generation Industry

Information accurate as of 24 May 2016

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TECHXCHANGE

THE LAUNCHPAD FOR INNOVATION TechXchange is a one-day conference that connects innovators with partners, buyers and investors to accelerate the commercialization of new water technologies from lab to market. The TechXchange forum facilitates technology pitches, interactive panel debates, networking opportunities and roundtable discussions hosted by industry leaders.

TechXchange 2016 will bring together some of the most influential and diverse figures in the global water industry from start-ups to CEOs and investors to government agencies.

They will share ideas and lead discussion sessions on emerging

who should attend?

Innovators and investors looking to accelerate the commercialisation of new and innovative water technologies and form strategic partnerships should register. Register at www.siww.com.sg/registration

opportunities to drive technology and innovation forward in today’s water market.

TechXchange is co-organised with Isle Utilities. For more information, please visit www.techxchange2016.com

10 July 2016, SundaY, Marina Bay SANDS Morning

1:1 Meeting Facility Welcome Remarks by Keynote Speaker from PUB Plenary Session – Are there a lack of good ideas in the market or a lack of funding/pilots?

Four high level speakers will debate this key topic in the industry. This exciting interactive debate will involve audience participation through an interactive voting system.

Municipal Innovation Competition - This forum will feature presentations of 7 municipal technologies from selected companies and questions, followed by analysis and debate involving both audience and panel. The audience will have the opportunity to vote for the winner of the Innovation Award.

Coffee Break – 1:1 meeting facility Technologies as True Solutions to Future Water Security - Trevor Hill, Fathom Roundtable Discussions - The roundtable sessions will enable you to join in on some topical debates around technology and innovation across a range of areas within the water industry globally. You will get to meet the host of each table and exchange ideas in a face-to-face environment, enabling you to develop a list of contacts to develop your business further over the course of the conference.

Round Table 1: Accelerating technology development through investment and partnerships Round Table 2: Smart Data and operations Round Table 3: The resource revolution Round table 4: Membranes for Water Reuse and Drinking water treatment Round table 5: Industrial Water Solutions

Noon

Networking Lunch

Afternoon

Enabling Global Change - Pat Mulroy, University of Nevada How are global water leaders developing frameworks to encourage and incentivise the adoption of new technologies?

Industrial Innovation Competition – This forum will feature presentations of 7 industrial technologies from selected companies and questions, followed by analysis and debate involving both audience and panel.

Venturi Platform Presentation – Martin Shouler, Arup Coffee Break – 1:1 meeting facility Innovation Award Ceremony Final Remarks – Piers Clark, Isle Utilities 1:1 Meeting Facility

Information accurate as of 7 May 2016.

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HYDROPRENEUR PROGRAMME

DEVELOPING AND ACCELERATING INVENTIONS FROM LAB TO MARKET

who should attend?

Calling all water entrepreneurs, investors and utilities! Join us and be part of the pitching fervour at Hydro Pitch Day on 11 July 2016, from 3pm-6.30pm.

To register your interest, please contact Ms Theodora Koh at theodora_koh@pub.gov.sg.

Into its second run, the HydroPreneur Programme (HPP) is an industry-oriented entrepreneurship programme. The programme aims to accelerate inventions from lab to market and grow a new generation of water entrepreneurs.

The intensive programme will culminate in an exciting

finale at SIWW on Hydro Pitch Day, where the selected Hydroprenuers will pitch to global audience of top water investors, venture capitalists and potential clients.

For more information, please visit http://www.siww.com.sg/2016-hydropreneur-programme

site visits

EXPERIENCE SINGAPORE’S INTEGRATED water sustainability management

who should attend?

Complete your visit to Singapore with site visits and a deeper understanding of Singapore’s water and urban landscapes. Places are limited on a first-comefirst-served basis. Register now at www.siww.com.sg registration, or visit www.siww.com.sg/site-visits for more information.

NEWater Visitor Centre

Through technical visits to Singapore’s treatment plants and integrated facilities, glean a firsthand understanding of Singapore’s Four National Taps and integrated water management system. These site visits are organised to exemplify the best in sustainable urban and water solutions.

Gain insights on Singapore’s remarkable transformation into a City of Gardens and Water in the last 50 years.

Site Visit 1: Closing the Water Loop – A Sustainable Solution • Changi Water Reclamation Plant • NEWater Visitor Centre

Tuaspring Desalination Plant

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Site Visit 2: Advancing with Membrane Technology in Desalination & Water Reuse • Tuaspring Desalination Plant • CleanTech Park – Water SMART Building

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Stay up-to-date with the programme, speakers list, exhibitor list and more! With the interactive floor plan, navigate your way with ease and zoom in on the latest updates in the Water Expo @ City Solution Singapore . Plus with Connect@SIWW, fix meetings and engage your potential business partners even before you arrive!

EXCLUSIVELY FOR DELEGATES AND EXHIBITORS

CONNECT@SIWW

MAKE NEW CONNECTIONS AND FIX MEETINGS WITH EASE Connect@SIWW is an exclusive business matching concierge. Whether you are looking for prospective partners to co-create innovative water solutions, expand your business footprint, or address an industry need, simply tap into Connect@SIWW’s repository of exhibitors and participants to schedule a meeting through the SIWW smartphone app or at the onsite booths at Level 1 & Basement 2.

SIWW IS HELD IN CONJUNCTION WITH

WORLD CITIES SUMMIT

The biennial World Cities Summit is an exclusive platform for government leaders and industry experts to address liveable and sustainable city challenges, share integrated urban solutions, and forge new partnerships. Jointly organised by Singapore’s Centre for Liveable Cities and Urban Redevelopment Authority, key highlights of the Summit include the Lee Kuan Yew World City Prize, the annual World Cities Summit Mayors Forum, and Young Leaders Symposium.

For more information, visit www.worldcitiessummit.com.sg

CLEANENVIRO SUMMIT SINGAPORE

CleanEnviro Summit Singapore is the global platform for government leaders, policy makers, regulators and industry captains to connect, examine and discover practical solutions to address environmental challenges for tomorrow’s cities. CleanEnviro Summit Singapore 2016 will facilitate the sharing of insights on the latest environmental market trends through a myriad of activities including the Clean Environment Convention and high level plenaries, business forums and Clean Environment Regulators Roundtable. The City Solutions Singapore Expo and Innovation Pitch will showcase the latest innovations in waste management, cleaning, environmental technology and recycling solutions.

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SINGAPORE INTERNATONAL WATER WEEK The Singapore International Water Week (SIWW) is the global platform to share and co-create innovative water solutions.

The biennial event gathers stakeholders from the global water industry to share best practices, showcase the latest technologies and tap business opportunities. SIWW is part of the strategic programme of the Singapore Government to grow the water industry and develop water technologies.

SIWW PARTNERS AND SPONSORS: Lee Kuan Yew Water Prize Sponsor:

Founding Sponsors:

Held in between the main SIWW editions, the SIWW Spotlight series are exclusive by-invitation events to continue the dialogue from SIWW and foster ongoing exchanges on pressing challenges faced by the water industry worldwide.

This meeting of minds focuses on critical issues and discussions in greater depth, where the outcomes will shape the programme and content for SIWW. These events are organised by Singapore International Water Week Pte Ltd, a company set up by Singapore’s Ministry of the Environment & Water Resources and PUB, Singapore’s national water agency.

The 7th Singapore International Water Week will be held in conjunction with the 5th World Cities Summit and the 3rd CleanEnviro Summit Singapore, from 10 – 14 July 2016 at the Sands Expo and Convention Centre, Marina Bay Sands in Singapore.

Platinum Sponsor:

For more information, visit www.siww.com.sg

With compliments from

Gold Sponsors:

Strategic Partners:

Organised By:

Event Organiser:

Singapore International Water Week Pte Ltd, a company set up by Singapore’s Ministry of the Environment and Water Resources and PUB, Singapore’s national water agency.

Supported by: Information accurate as of 24 May 2016.

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