Siww2016 programme book final

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

PROGRAMME GUIDE

Contents Programme Overview

1

Floorplan

7

Lee Kuan Yew Water Prize

12

Water Leaders Summit

15

Water Convention

33

Business Forums

62

Industrial Water Solutions Forum

90

TechXchange Workshop

98

Young Water Leader Summit

108

HydroPreneur Programme

122

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Exclusive Privileges Exclusive Privileges for World Cities Summit (WCS), Singapore International Water Week (SIWW) and CleanEnviro Summit Singapore (CESS) pass holders: 1. Asian Civilisations Museum • Valid from 10 – 14 July 2016 • Enjoy 20% off all MUSEUM LABEL merchandise • Passholders are required to show their pass to staff during payment to enjoy the discounts • Available at Asian Civilisations Museum and National Museum Singapore shops 2. Marina Bay Sands Shopping & Dining Privileges available at participating outlets.

For more information, visit SIWW website or download the Mobile App for SIWW for more information 3. National Gallery Singapore • Valid from 10 – 14 July 2016 • Enjoy 20% off all National Gallery merchandise and museum publications • Pass holders are required to show their pass to staff during payment to enjoy the discounts • Available at Gallery & Co, visit http://www.galleryand.co/

Programme Overview / Sun 10 July 2016 8:00am

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Towards a Smart and Sustainable Singapore (A Singapore Government Pavilion) 9.00am-5.30pm, Pre-Function Area, Level 5 World Cities Summit Site Visit

World Cities Summit Site Visit

Mayors Forum & Young Leaders Lunch 12.20pm-2.00pm Pre-Function Area, Level 5

World Cities Summit Site Visit World Cities Summit Site Visit

Integrated Site Visit: Singapore River & Marina Bay 2.00pm - 6.00pm

Integrated Site Visit: Punggol 21+ 9.00am - 1.00pm SIWW Site Visit: Closing the Water Loop - A Sustainable Solution 9.00am - 1.00pm

World Cities Summit Mayors Forum (For Invitation only)

SIWW Site Visit: Advancing with Membrane Technology in Desalination & Water Reuse 9.00am - 1.00pm

10 Jul Sun

World Cities Summit Young Leaders Symposium World Cities Summit Mayors Forum (For Invitation only) Water Leaders Summit Welcome Lunch 12.30pm - 2.30pm, Hibiscus 3601A, Level 3

Water Leaders Summit Insights 1: “Review: Beyond Business-as-usual” 2.30pm - 2.45pm Opening Speech by Prof Tommy Koh 2.45pm - 4.45pm, Heliconia 3401A, Level 3

Hot Issues Workshop 2a: Mainstream Deammonification: How far have we come & how do we get to the finishing line?

9.00am - 12.30pm, Begonia 3003, Level 3

Hot Issues Workshop 1: Pre-Treatment Challenges for Desalination 2.00pm - 5.30pm, Cassia Jr 3311, Level 3

Hot Issues Workshop 3a: Developing Urban Water Systems For Flood And Drought Resilient Cities 9.00am - 12.30pm, Begonia 3001A/B, Level 3

Hot Issues Workshop 2b: Anaerobic Digestion Enhancements 2.00pm - 5.30pm, Begonia 3003, Level 3

Opening Ceremony & Welcome Reception Guest-of-Honour: Dr Tony Tan Keng Yam, President of Singapore 5.30pm - 9.00pm Opening Ceremony - Ballroom A-H, Level 5 Welcome Reception - Expo Hall A-C, Level 1 & Hall D-F, Basement 2

Hot Issues Workshop 3b: Policies And Governance To Enhance Urban Water Resilience 2.00pm - 5.30pm, Begonia 3001A/B, Level 3

Hot Issues Workshop 4a: One Water, One Health 9.00am - 12.30pm, Begonia 3101A/B, Level 3

Hot Issues Workshop 4b: Bioanalytical Tools In Water Quality Assessment – Assessing The Safety Of Drinking Water 2.00pm - 5.30pm, Begonia 3101A/B, Level 3 Young Water Leaders Summit 9.00am - 4.30pm, Gallery Café, Level 2, Marina Barrage TechXchange 9.00am - 6.00pm, Cassia 3201-3306, Level 3 SIWW Guidebook 2016 • 1

Programme Overview / Mon 11 July 2016

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City Solutions Singapore 9.30am - 5.30pm, Level 1, Basement 2 Opening Plenary 2 (Partnerships and Collaborations) 11.30am-12.45pm, Sands Grand Ballroom D-E, Level 5

11 Jul Mon

In-Conversation with Mr Tharman Shanmugaratnam, Deputy Prime Minister & Coordinating Minister for Economic and Social Policies 09.00am-10.00am, Sands Grand Ballroom D-E, Level 5

Tea Break 10.00am10.15am, Pre-Function Area, Level 5

Opening Plenary 1 (Leadership and Governance) 10.15am-11.30am, Sands Grand Ballroom D-E, Level 5

Tea Break 3.15pm-3.30pm, Pre-Function Area, Level 5

Lee Kuan Yew World City Prize Forum

Aqua Conversations 2.30pm – 4.30pm, Cassia 3303 Networking Lunch 12.45pm-1.45pm Jasmine Jr-Jasmine 3801A, Level 3 Simpor 4601A, Level 4 Water & Environment Ministerial Welcome Lunch 12.00pm - 2.00pm, Begonia 3003-3104, Level 3

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Lee Kuan Yew Prize Lectures 1.45pm-3.15pm, Sands Grand Ballroom D-E, Level 5

Water Convention Poster Presentation 3.30pm - 5.30pm, Foyer Area, Level 3

Hydro Pitch Day 3.00pm - 6.00pm, Expo Hall F, Basement 2 ASEAN Plus Three Water Ministers Forum 2.00pm - 5.00pm Begonia 3001A, B- 3102, Level 3

Lee Kuan Yew Prize Award Ceremony & Banquet Guest-of-Honour: Mr Lee Hsien Loong Prime Minister of Singapore 6.00pm - 10.00pm The Ritz Carlton Millenia, Singapore

Programme Overview / Tue 12 July 2016

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Towards a Smart and Sustainable Singapore (A Singapore Government Pavilion) 9.00am-5.30pm, Pre-Function Area, Level 5 City Solutions Singapore 9.30am - 5.30pm, Level 1, Basement 2 Networking Lunch 12.30pm-1.30pm Heliconia 3401A, Level 3 Roselle 4601A, Level 4

World Cities Summit Thematic Tracks

World Cities Summit Plenary

Tea Break 3.00pm3.30pm, Pre-Function Area

China Business Forum 3.30pm-6.00pm, Expo Hall D, Basement 2 Southeast Asia Business Forum 3.30pm-6.00pm, Sands Grand Ballroom G-H, Level 5 World Cities Summit Thematic Tracks

Careers@SIWW 10am-1pm, level 1 Hall C, MBS Convention Centre Young Water Leaders Summit 9.45am - 11.15am, Cassia 3206-3306, Level 3

12 Jul Tue Water Leaders Summit Roundtable: “Future of World’s Water” 8.00am - 9.30am, Heliconia 3401A, Level 3

Water Leaders Summit Insights 2: “Rethink: Raising the Water Agenda for Cities” 9.45am - 11.15am, Hibiscus 3601A, Level 3 Water Leaders Summit Insights 3: “Reboot: Water Infrastructure and Technologies” 9.45am - 11.15am, Hibiscus 3604, Level 3

Networking Events Hosted

by Sponsors Water Leaders Summit Closing Session 11.30am - 12.45pm, Heliconia 3401A, Level 3

Water Convention Parallel Track 1A: Delivering Water From Source to Tap (Network) 11.00am - 12.30pm, Cassia 3201B, Level 3 Water Convention Opening Plenary 9.00am - 10.30am, Begonia 3001B/3101A, Level 3

Smart Water Forum 2.00pm - 5.30pm, Expo Hall F, Basement 2

Networking Lunch 12.00pm-2.00pm

Water Convention Parallel Track 1A: Delivering Water From Source to Tap (Network) 2.00pm - 5.30pm, Cassia 3201B, Level 3

Water Convention Parallel Track 1B: Delivering Water From Source to Tap (Treatment) 11.00am - 12.30pm, Cassia 3203, Level 3

Water Convention Parallel Track 1B: Delivering Water From Source to Tap (Treatment) 2.00pm - 5.30pm, Cassia 3203, Level 3

Water Convention Parallel Track 2A: Effective and Efficient Wastewater Management 11.00am - 12.30pm, Cassia 3301A, Level 3

Water Convention Parallel Track 2A: Effective and Efficient Wastewater Management 2.00pm - 5.30pm, Cassia 3301A, Level 3

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Programme Overview / Tue 12 July 2016

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Water Convention Opening Plenary 9.00am - 10.30am, Begonia 3001B/3101A, Level 3

12 Jul Tue

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Water Convention Parallel Track 2B: Effective and Efficient Wastewater Management 11.00am -12.30pm, Cassia 3303, Level 3

Water Convention Parallel Track 2B: Effective and Efficient Wastewater Management 2.00pm - 5.30pm, Cassia 3303, Level 3

Water Convention Parallel Track 3: Water for Liveability and Resilience 11.00am - 12.30pm, Begonia Jr 3111, Level 3

Water Convention Parallel Track 3: Water for Liveability and Resilience 2.00pm - 5.30pm, Begonia Jr 3111, Level 3

Water Convention Parallel Track 4: Water Quality and Health 11.00am - 12.30pm, Cassia Jr 3211, Level 3 Water Convention Parallel Track 5: Water for Industries 11.00am - 12.30pm, Cassia Jr 3311, Level 3

Networking Lunch 12.00pm-2.00pm

17:30pm

Water Convention Parallel Track 4: Water Quality and Health 2.00pm - 5.30pm, Cassia Jr 3211, Level 3 Water Convention Parallel Track 5: Water for Industries 2.00pm - 5.30pm, Cassia Jr 3311, Level 3

Clean Environment Convention CleanEnviro Summit Singapore

Clean Environment Convention Opening Plenary

Clean Environment Regulators Roundtable (By Invitation only) CleanEnviro Summit Singapore

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Clean Environment Convention

CleanEnviro Summit Singapore Expo Tour

Clean Environment Regulators Roundtable (By Invitation only)

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Networking Events Hosted by Sponsors

Programme Overview / Wed 13 July 2016

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Towards a Smart and Sustainable Singapore (A Singapore Government Pavilion) 9.00am-5.30pm, Pre-Function Area, Level 5 City Solutions Singapore 9.30am - 5.30pm, Level 1, Basement 2 Latin America Business Forum 9.00am-Noon, Sands Grand Ballroom D, Level 5

WCS Co-located Events, Networking Events

India Business Forum 10.00am-12.10pm, Expo Hall D, Basement 2

World Cities Summit Site Visit World Cities Summit Site Visit

World Cities Summit Thematic Tracks

13 Jul Wed

World Cities Summit Site Visit World Cities Summit Site Visit

Water Convention Parallel Track 1A: Delivering Water From Source to Tap (Network) 9.00am - 12.30pm, Cassia 3201B, Level 3 Water Convention Parallel Track 1B: Delivering Water From Source to Tap (Treatment) 9.00am - 12.30pm, Cassia 3203, Level 3 Water Convention Parallel Track 2A: Effective and Efficient Wastewater Management 9.00am - 12.30pm, Cassia 3301B, Level 3

Networking Lunch 12.30pm1.30pm Heliconia 3401A, Level 3 Roselle 4601A, Level 4

Water Convention Parallel Track 1A: Delivering Water From Source to Tap (Network) 2.00pm - 3.30pm, Cassia 3201B, Level 3 Water Convention Parallel Track 1B: Delivering Water From Source to Tap (Treatment) 2.00pm - 3.30pm, Cassia 3203, Level 3 Water Convention Parallel Track 2A: Effective and Efficient Wastewater Management 2.00pm - 3.30pm, Cassia 3301B, Level 3

Water Convention Parallel Track 2B: Effective and Efficient Wastewater Management 9.00am - 12.30pm, Cassia 3303, Level 3

Water Convention Parallel Track 2B: Effective and Efficient Wastewater Management 2.00pm - 3.30pm, Cassia 3303, Level 3

Water Convention Parallel Track 3: Water for Liveability and Resilience 9.00am - 12.30pm, Begonia Jr 3111, Level 3

Water Convention Parallel Track 3: Water for Liveability and Resilience 2.00pm - 3.30pm, Begonia Jr 3111, Level 3

Closing Dinner Guests-of-Honour: Mr Lawrence Wong, Minister for National Development & Mr Masagos Zulkifli, Minister for the Environment and Water Resources 6.00pm-9.00pm Civic District, Empress Lawn

Water Convention Closing Plenary 4.00pm - 5.30pm, Begonia 3002, Level 3

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Programme Overview / Wed 13 July 2016

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Water Convention Parallel Track 4: Water Quality and Health 2.00pm - 3.30pm, Cassia Jr 3211, Level 3

Water Convention Parallel Track 5: Water for Industries 9.00am - 12.30pm, Cassia Jr 3311, Level 3

Water Convention Parallel Track 5: Water for Industries 2.00pm - 3.30pm, Cassia Jr 3311, Level 3

Water-Energy-Waste Nexus: The Singapore JourneyDeep Tunnel Sewerage System Phase 2 & Integrated Waste Management Facility Forum 9.30am - Noon, Expo Hall F, Basement 2

13 Jul Wed

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Water Convention Parallel Track 4: Water Quality and Health 9.00am - 12.30pm, Cassia Jr 3211, Level 3

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Clean Environment Convention Cleaning Track Session 4

Clean Environment Convention Waste Management Track Session 3

Clean Environment Convention Waste Management Track Session 4

Clean Environment Regulators Roundtable (By Invitation only)

Teabreak 3.30pm-4pm

21:30pm

Closing Dinner Guests-of-Honour: Mr Lawrence Wong, Minister for National Development & Mr Masagos Zulkifli, Minister for the Environment and Water Resources

Industrial Water Solutions Forum 9.00am - 5.00pm, Heliconia 3404, Level 3

Clean Environment Convention Cleaning Track Session 3

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Water Convention Closing Plenary 4.00pm - 5.30pm, Begonia 3002, Level 3

Desalination and Water Reuse Business Forum 2.00pm - 4.40pm, Expo Hall D, Basement 2

Industrial Water Solutions Forum 9.00am - 5.00pm, Heliconia 3404, Level 3 Clean Environment Convention Networking Breakfast

16:00pm

Clean Environment Convention Cleaning Track Session 5

6.00pm-9.00pm Civic District, Empress Lawn

Clean Environment Convention Waste Management Track Session 5

Clean Environment Regulators Guided Expo Tour

Programme Overview / Thu 14 July 2016

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SIWW Site Visit: Advancing with Membrane Technology in Desalination & Water Reuse 9.00am - 1.00pm CESS Site Visits CESS Site Visits

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SIWW Site Visit: Closing the Water Loop - A Sustainable Solution 9.00am - 1.00pm

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Floorplan Sands Expo & Convention Centre

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Floorplan Sands Expo & Convention Centre

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HONOURING EXELLENCE IN WATER INNOVATION PROFESSOR JOHN ANTHONY CHERRY Lee Kuan Yew Water Prize 2016 Laureate The highlight of Singapore International Water Week (SIWW), the Lee Kuan Yew Water Prize honours outstanding contributions towards solving global water issues through developing or applying innovative technologies, policies or programmes that benefit humanity. The prestigious international award is named after Singapore’s first Prime Minister, Mr Lee Kuan Yew, whose foresight and leadership has aided Singapore in attaining a sustainable water supply.

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.

Professor John Anthony Cherry will deliver the Lee Kuan Yew Water Prize Lecture on 11 July 2016, 6.30pm - 9.30pm at The Ritz-Carlton, Millenia Singapore.

For more on the Lee Kuan Yew Water Prize, visit www.siww.com.sg/lee-kuan-yew-water-prize

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WATER LEADERS SUMMIT

Water Leaders Summit The Water Leaders Summit presents an exclusive high-level gathering of global water industry leaders for exchanges with government regulators and policy think-tanks to discuss solutions to pressing water issues.

In 2016, the three-day Summit puts the focus squarely on water in the urban context, along the theme “Water and Cities: Pathways to Sustainability and Resilience�.

Discussions will delve into key issues surrounding water accessibility, sustainability and supply resilience in cities and conurbations. WLS 2016 offers an unprecedented networking opportunity to interact and confer with high officials, heads of industry and opinion makers.

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Water Leaders Summit Sunday, 10 July 2016 Time

Programme

Venue

12.30 pm

WLS Welcome Lunch Hosted by Dr Amy Khor, Senior Minister of State, Ministry of Health and Ministry of the Environment and Water Resources, Singapore

Hibiscus, 36023603, Level 3

2.30 pm

Welcome Remarks

Heliconia, 35023503, Level 3

by Prof Tommy Koh, Ambassadorat-Large, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Singapore; and Chairperson, Water Leaders Summit 2.45 pm

WLS Insights I – “Beyond Businessas-Usual: Enhancing Collaboration for Resilient and Sustainable Urban Water Management”

Heliconia, 35023503, Level 3

Co-organised with Black & Veatch

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Water Leaders Summit Sunday, 10 July 2016 Time

Programme

Venue

2.45 pm

Session Chairperson: Cindy Wallis-Lage, President of Water Business, Black & Veatch

Heliconia, 35023503, Level 3

Speakers: Panel Discussion from Service Provision Point of View: Improving Finance, Governance and Asset Efficiencies • HE Dr Abdulrahman M. Al-Ibrahim, Governor, Saline Water Conversion Corporation; and Chairman of the Board, Water and Electricity Co., Kingdom of Saudi Arabia • Joel Beauvais, Deputy Assistant Administrator for the Office of Water, United States Environmental Protection Agency • Patrick K. Decker, President and Chief Executive Officer, Xylem Inc. • Amy Leung, Deputy Director General, East Asia Department, Asian Development Bank

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Water Leaders Summit Sunday, 10 July 2016 Time

Programme

Venue

2.45 pm

Panel Discussion from End-User Engagement Point of View: Aligning and Working with Public and Industrial Users

Heliconia, 35023503, Level 3

• Dr Paul Bowen, Director, Environmental Sustainability, the Coca-Cola Company; and President, Water Environment Federation • HE Michel Jarraud, Secretary General Emeritus, World Meteorological Organisation • HE Esben Lunde Larsen, Minister for Environment and Food, Denmark • Henk Ovink, Special Envoy for International Water Affairs, Kingdom of the Netherlands 4.45 pm

End of WLS Insights 1

6.00 pm

Opening Ceremony and Welcome Reception for SIWW-WCS-CESS Guest-of-Honour: Dr Tony Tan, President, Singapore

Sands Grand Ballroom D-E, Level 5

Information is accurate as of print 29 June 2016.

Updated Water Leaders Summit Programme is available at http://www.siww.com.sg/water-leaders-summit-programme.

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Water Leaders Summit Monday, 11 July 2016 Time

Programme

8.30 am

Morning Coffee and Tea

9.00 am

In-Conversation on “Towards a Liveable, Sustainable and Resilient Future” (Joint SIWW-WCS-CESS) Session Chairperson: Prof Tommy Koh, Ambassador-At-Large, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Singapore; and Chairperson, Water Leaders Summit Speaker: Tharman Shanmugaratnam, Deputy Prime Minister & Coordinating Minister for Economic and Social Policies, Singapore

10.00 am

Tea Break

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Venue

Sands Grand Ballroom D-E, Level 5

Water Leaders Summit Monday, 11 July 2016 Time

Programme

Venue

10.15 am

Opening Plenary Session 1 on “Leadership and Governance for a Liveable, Sustainable and Resilient Future” (Joint SIWW-WCS-CESS)

Sands Grand Ballroom D-E, Level 5

Session Chairperson: Prof Chan Heng Chee, Ambassador-at-Large and Chairman, Lee Kuan Yew Center for Innovative Cities, SUTD Speakers: • HE Mohammed bin Abdullah AlRumaihi, Minister of Municipality and Environment, Qatar • Peter Brabeck-Letmathe, Chairman of Board, Nestlé S.A. • HE Dr Han Seung-soo, United Nations Secretary-General’s Special Envoy for Disaster Risk Reduction and Water; Special Adviser to the High Level Panel on Water; and Former Prime Minister of Republic of Korea • HE Esben Lunde Larsen, Minister for Environment and Food, Denmark • Lucy Turnbull AO, Chief Commissioner, Greater Sydney Commission, Australia • HE Zhao Yingmin, Vice Minister, Ministry of Environmental Protection, China

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Water Leaders Summit Monday, 11 July 2016 Time

Programme

11.25 am

Changeover

11.30 am

Opening Plenary Session 2 on “Partnerships and Collaborations for a Liveable, Sustainable and Resilient Future” (Joint SIWW-WCS-CESS) Session Chairperson: Prof Tommy Koh, Ambassador-AtLarge, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Singapore; and Chairperson, Water Leaders Summit Speakers: • Charles O Holliday, Chairman, Royal Dutch Shell • Isabelle Kocher, Chairman and CEO, Engie • HE Park Won-soon, Mayor of Seoul, South Korea • HE Mrs Laurence Tubiana, French Ambassador for Climate Change Negotiations and High Level Champion for Climate Action • Dr Judith Rodin, President, Rockefeller Foundation

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Venue

Sands Grand Ballroom D-E, Level 5

Water Leaders Summit Monday, 11 July 2016 Time

Programme

Venue

12.40 pm

Lunch

Jasmine, Level 3

1.45 pm

Lee Kuan Yew Prize Lectures (Joint SIWW-WCS-CESS)

Sands Grand Ballroom D-E, Level 5

Session Chairperson: Prof Kishore Mahbubani, Dean and Professor in the Practice of Public Policy, Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy 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 - Federico Gutiérrez Zuluaga, Mayor, Medellín; and Aníbal Gaviria Correa, Former Mayor, Medellín 3.15pm

SIWW Events

Evening

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

The RitzCarlton Millenia, Singapore

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Water Leaders Summit Tuesday, 12 July 2016 Time

Programme

7.45 am

Morning Coffee and Tea

8.00 am

Water Leaders Roundtable – “Future of World’s Water beyond 2030” Session Chairperson: Prof Asit K. Biswas, Distinguished Visiting Professor, Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, Singapore; and coFounder, Third World Centre for Water Management Rapporteur: Cecilia Tortajada, Senior Research Fellow, Institute of Water Policy, Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, National University of Singapore Speakers: • Peter Brabeck-Letmathe, Chairman of Board, Nestlé S.A. • Venkatesh Kini, President, India & South West Asia, the Coca-Cola Company • Dr David Molden, Director General, International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development • Ng Joo Hee, Chief Executive, PUB Singapore

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Venue

Heliconia, 35023503, Level 3

Water Leaders Summit Tuesday, 12 July 2016 Time

Programme

9.30 am

Tea Break

Venue

9.45 am

WLS Insights II & III WLS delegates will join one of two sessions (held in parallel) to have focused discussion on two themes of interest in the current context.

Hibiscus, 36023603, Level 3

A. WLS Insights II [Parallel] – “Raising the Water Agenda for Cities” Co-organised with AECOM Session Chairperson: Sean Chiao, President of Asia Pacific, AECOM Speakers: • Gerardo Ablaza Jr, President and Chief Executive Officer, Manila Water Company • Benedito Braga, President, World Water Council • Prof Chen Qin, Vice Commissioner, Changjiang Water Resources Commission, China

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Water Leaders Summit Tuesday, 12 July 2016 Time

Programme

Venue

9.45 am

Speakers: • Adam Lovell, Executive Director, Water Services Association of Australia

Hibiscus, 36023603, Level 3

• Denys Neymon, Chief Executive Officer Treatment Infrastructure and Executive Vice-President Groupe Human Resources, SUEZ • Usha Rao-Monari, Chief Executive Officer, Global Water Development Partners 9.45 am

B. WLS Insights III [Parallel] – “The New Rules of Water Infrastructure and Technologies” Co-organised with CH2M Session Chairperson: Greg McIntyre, President, Global Business Groups, CH2M Speakers: Panel Discussion on Water Resilient City, moderated by Bryan Harvey, Managing Director, Water International, CH2M • Prof Choi Gyewoon, President, Asia Water Council • Dr Emilio Gabbrielli, President, International Desalination Association; and Director, Overseas Business Development, Toray

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Hibiscus, 36043605, Level 3

Water Leaders Summit Tuesday, 12 July 2016 Time

Programme

Venue

9.45 am

• Cedric S. Grant, Executive Director, Sewerage and Water Board of New Orleans

Hibiscus, 36043605, Level 3

• Kevin Klau, President, Hach, Danaher Corporation Panel Discussion on Wastewater as a Resource, moderated by Dr Julian Sandino, Vice President, Technology Senior Fellow, CH2M • Anders Buur Bækgaard, Executive Director and Chief Executive Officer VCS Denmark • Claude Laruelle, Director of Global Enterprises, Veolia; and Chairman, Veolia Water Technologies • Sue Murphy, Chief Executive Officer, Water Corporation, Australia • Alkesh Kumar Sharma, Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director, Delhi Mumbai Industrial Corridor Development Corporation Limited

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Water Leaders Summit Tuesday, 12 July 2016 Time

Programme

Venue

11.15 am

Closing Session – “Charting Pathways to Water Sustainability and Resilience in Cities”

Heliconia, 35023503, Level 3

Session Chairperson: Prof Tommy Koh, Ambassador-atLarge, 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 • Sean Chiao, President of Asia Pacific, AECOM • Cindy Wallis-Lage, President of Water Business, Black & Veatch • Greg McIntyre, President, Global Business Groups, CH2M • Masagos Zulkifli, Minister for the Environment and Water Resources, Singapore

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Water Leaders Summit Tuesday, 12 July 2016 Time

Programme

Venue

12.45 pm

End of WLS and Lunch

Jasmine, Level 3

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Notes

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WATER CONVENTION

Water Convention Programme Summary Sunday, 10 July 2016 Time

Description

Venue

9.00 am

Water Convention Hot Issues Workshops (Morning Session)

Begonia 3003, Level 3

1. Mainstream Deammonification: How Far Have We Come & How Do We Get To The Finishing Line?

Moderator: • Beverley Stinson, AECOM 2. Developing Urban Water Systems For Flood And Drought Resilient Cities

Begonia 3001B, Level 3

Moderators: • Robert Skinner, Monash University • Ganesh Pangare, International Water Association 3. One Water, One Health Moderators: • Robert Bos, International Water Association • Marion Savill, Affordable Water 2.00 pm

Water Convention Hot Issues Workshops (Afternoon Session) 1. Pre-Treatment Challenges For Desalination Moderators: • Jonathan Clement, PWN Technologies • Steve Capewell, Water Corporation, Australia

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Begonia 3101A, Level 3

Cassia Jr 3311, Level 3

Water Convention Programme Summary Sunday, 10 July 2016 Time

Description

Venue

2.00 pm Water Convention Hot Issues Workshops (Afternoon Session)

Begonia 3003, Level 3

2. Anaerobic Digestion Enhancements Moderator: • Pascal Dauthuille, SUEZ 3. Policies And Governance To Enhance Urban Water Resilience

Begonia 3001B, Level 3

Moderators: • Cecilia Tortajada, Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy • Ching Leong, Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy 4. Bioanalytical Tools In Water Quality Assessment – Assessing The Safety Of Drinking Water

Begonia 3101A, Level 3

Moderators: • Frederic Leusch, Griffith University • Lim Mong Hoo, PUB Singapore Opening Ceremony & Welcome Reception Guest of Honour: • Dr Tony Tan Keng Yam, President of Singapore

Opening Ceremony Ballroom A-H, Level 5 Welcome Reception - Expo Hall A-C, Level 1 & Hall D-F, Basement 2

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Water Convention Programme Summary Monday, 11 July 2016 Time

Description

Venue

9.00 am

In-Conversation

Sands Grand Ballroom D-E, Level 5

10.30 am

Tea break

Foyer Area, Level 5

11.00 am

Joint Opening Plenary

Sands Grand Ballroom D-E, Level 5

12.30 pm

Networking Lunch

Jasmine 3801A / Simpor 4601A, Level 3

1.30 pm

Lee Kuan Yew World City Prize Lecture & Singapore Water Lecture

Sands Grand Ballroom D-E, Level 5

3.00 pm

Tea break

Pre-function Area, Level 5

3.30 PM

Water Convention Poster Presentation

Foyer Area, Level 3

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Water Convention Programme Summary Tuesday, 12 July 2016 Time

Description

Venue

9.00 am

Water Convention Keynote Plenary

Begonia 3101A/3001B Level 3

1. Utility Leadership: The Missing Link For Water Technology Innovation Moderator: • Jonathan Clement, PWN Technologies, the Netherlands 2. Transitioning To More Liveable And Resilient Cities: Building The Social And Institutional Foundation Moderator: • Rebekah Brown Monash University, Australia 3. Water Quality And Health In The Sustainable Development Goal Era: Aspiration, Trends And Challenges Moderator: • Bruce Gordon, World Health Organization, Switzerland 4. Effective Water Management: A Core Business Strategy For Industry Moderator: • Peter Nicol, CH2M, Canada

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Water Convention Hot Issues Workshop Sunday, 10 July 2016

Begonia 3003, Level 3

Theme 2A: Mainstream Deammonification: How Far Have We Come & How Do We Get To The Finishing Line?

Moderators

• Dr Beverley Stinson, Vice President, AECOM, USA

Time

Description

9.00 am

Welcome And Introduction • Dr Beverley Stinson, Vice President, AECOM, USA

9.10 am

Critical Points For Application Of Anammox In Mainstream Wastewater Treatment • Prof Mark van Loosdrecht, Professor, TU-Delft, The Netherlands

9.30 am

Towards Application Of Mainstream Deammonification On Municipal Wastewater In Warm and Cold Areas • Ms Irene Mozo, PhD Research Engineer, CIRSEE, SUEZ, France

9.50 am

Main-stream Deammonification In Membrane Bioreactor • Mr Yasuhiro Fukuzaki, Senior Engineer, Meidensha Corporation, Japan

10.10 am

Baseline Performance To Assess Benefits Of Implementing Mainstream Deammonification • Mr Tim Constantine, Global Technology Leader, CH2M, Canada

10.30 am

Tea Break

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Water Convention Hot Issues Workshop Sunday, 10 July 2016

Begonia 3003, Level 3

Theme 2A: Mainstream Deammonification: How Far Have We Come & How Do We Get To The Finishing Line?

Moderators

• Dr Beverley Stinson, Vice President, AECOM, USA

Time

Description

11.00 am

Panel Discussion: Mainstream ANAMMOX – Mystery or Myth?

Panellist: • Dr Beverley Stinson, Vice President, AECOM, USA • Prof Mark van Loosdrecht, Professor, TU-Delft, The Netherlands • Dr Bernhard Wett, CEO, ARAconsult GmbH, Austria • Ms Irene Mozo, PhD Research Engineer, CIRSEE, SUEZ, France • Mr Yasuhiro Fukuzaki, Senior Engineer, Meidensha Corporation, Japan • Mr Tim Constantine, Global Technology Leader, CH2M, Canada

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Water Convention Hot Issues Workshop Sunday, 10 July 2016

Begonia 3001B, Level 3

Theme 3A: Developing Urban Water Systems For Flood And Drought Resilient Cities Moderators

• Prof Robert Skinner, Professorial Fellow, Monash University, Australia • Mr Ganesh Pangare, Regional Director, International Water Association, Asia-Pacific

Time

Description

9.00 am

Overview Of The Water Sensitive Cities • Prof Tony Wong, Professor, Monash University, Australia

9.15 am

Challenges In Building Resilience Specifically In Relation To Flooding • Ms Joke Cuperus, CEO, PWN Water Supply Company, the Netherlands

9.30 am

Challenges In Resilience Specifically In A Drying Climate • Prof Pat McCafferty, Managing Director, Yarra Valley Water, Australia

9.45 am

Case Study On Bangkok’s Flood Resilience • Prof Robert James Wasson, Senior Research Fellow, National University of Singapore, Singapore

10.00 am

Case Study On Bangladesh’s Flood Resilience • Dr Mohammad Monowar Hossain, Executive Director, Institute of Water Modelling, Bangladesh

10.15 am

Presentation Q&A

10.30 am

Tea Break

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Water Convention Hot Issues Workshop Sunday, 10 July 2016

Begonia 3001B, Level 3

Theme 3A: Developing Urban Water Systems For Flood And Drought Resilient Cities Moderators

• Prof Robert Skinner, Professorial Fellow, Monash University, Australia • Mr Ganesh Pangare, Regional Director, International Water Association, Asia-Pacific

Time

Description

11.00 am

Developing India’s Urban Water Infrastructure For Resilience Against Drought And Flooding • Mr John Poon, Regional Technology Manager, CH2M, Australia

11.15 am

Too Much And Too Little Water – Building Urban Resilience In 100RC Cities • Mr Will Symons, Practice Leader, AECOM, Australia

11.30 am

Panel Discussion: Developing Solutions For Wicked Problem Panellist: • Prof Robert Skinner, Professorial Fellow, Monash University, Australia • Prof Tony Wong, Professor, Monash University, Australia • Ms Joke Cuperus, CEO, PWN Water Supply Company, the Netherlands • Prof Pat McCafferty, Managing Director, Yarra Valley Water, Australia

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Water Convention Hot Issues Workshop Sunday, 10 July 2016

Begonia 3101A, Level 3

Theme 4A: One Water, One Health Moderators

• Dr Robert Bos, Senior Advisor, International Water Association, Netherlands • Dr Marion Savill, Executive Director, Affordable Water, New Zealand

Time

Description

9.00 am

Welcome And Introduction • Dr Marion Savill, Executive Director, Affordable Water, New Zealand

9.05 am

Introduction: One Health • Prof Jakob Zinsstag, Deputy Head, Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute, Switzerland Introduction: One Water • Dr Glen Daigger, President, One Water Solutions LLC, USA

9.40 am

Animal Waste, Water Quality & Health • Director Nigel French,Director, Massey University, New Zealand

9.55 am

Water Reuse, Food Safety, Sanitation & Nutrition • Dr David Cunliffe, Principal Water Quality Adviser, Department of Health, Australia

10.10 am

Antimicrobial Resistance In The Environment • Prof Ana Maria de Roda Husman, National Institute for Public Health and the Environment, the Netherlands

10.30 am

Tea Break

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Water Convention Hot Issues Workshop Sunday, 10 July 2016

Begonia 3101A, Level 3

Theme 4A: One Water, One Health Moderators

• Dr Robert Bos, Senior Advisor, International Water Association, Netherlands • Dr Marion Savill, Executive Director, Affordable Water, New Zealand

Time

Description

11.00 am

Panel Discussion: Connecting The Dots At Levels Of Policies And Practice Panellist: • Dr Robert Bos, Senior Advisor, International Water Association, Netherlands • Prof Mark Sobsey, Professor, University of North Carolina, USA • Dr Ng Lee-Ching, Director, National Environment Agency, Singapore • Mr Bruce Gordon, Coordinator Of Water, Sanitation, Hygiene And Health, World Health Organization, Switzerland • Prof Joan Rose, Professor, Michigan State University, USA • Dr Nguyen Viet Hung, Senior Scientist, International Livestock Research Institute, Hanoi facility, Viet Nam • Dr Sasha Koo-Oshima, Director & Senior International Water Advisor, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, USA

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Water Convention Hot Issues Workshop Sunday, 10 July 2016

Cassia Jr 3311, Level 3

Theme 1: Pre-Treatment Challenges For Desalination Moderators

• Mr Jonathan Clement, CEO, PWN Technologies, The Netherlands • Dr Steve Capewell, General Manager, Water Corporation, Australia

Time

Description

2.00 pm

Welcome And Introduction • Mr Jonathan Clement, CEO, PWN Technologies, The Netherlands

2.10 pm

Sea Water Quality: Characterization And Implications For Membrane Fouling Potential And Pretreatment • Prof Gary Amy, Dean Distinguished Professor, Clemson University, USA & Visiting Professor, National University of Singapore, Singapore

2.30 pm

Overview And Economics Of Desalination PreTreatment Technologies • Mr Robert Proctor, Senior Principal Process Engineer, CH2M HILL

2.50 pm

Case Studies On Problems & Success Of Pretreatment (1): - Ultrafiltration In Large Scale Seawater Desalination: Learning’s From The Southern Seawater Desalination Plant In Western Australia • Dr Steve Capewell, General Manager, Water Corporation, Australia - Ceramic Membranes For Pre-Treatment Of Desalination • Mr Jonathan Clement, CEO, PWN Technologies, The Netherlands

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Water Convention Hot Issues Workshop Sunday, 10 July 2016

Cassia Jr 3311, Level 3

Theme 1: Pre-Treatment Challenges For Desalination Moderators

• Mr Jonathan Clement, CEO, PWN Technologies, The Netherlands • Dr Steve Capewell, General Manager, Water Corporation, Australia

Time

Description

3.30 pm

Tea Break

4.00 pm

Case Studies On Problems & Success Of PreTreatment (2): - Biofiltration As A Potential Cost-Effective Pretreatment For Reverse Osmosis In Desalination • Prof Peter Huck, Professor, University of Waterloo, Canada

4.20 pm

Panel Discussion Panellist: • Mr Harry Seah, Chief Engineering & Technology Officer, PUB Singapore • Mr Jonathan Clement, CEO, PWN Technologies, The Netherlands • Prof Gary Amy, Dean Distinguished Professor, Clemson University, USA & Visiting Professor, National University of Singapore, Singapore • Mr Robert Proctor, Principal Process Engineer, CH2M Hill (Australia) • Dr Steve Capewell, General Manager, Water Corporation, Australia • Prof Peter Huck, Professor, University of Waterloo, Canada

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Water Convention Hot Issues Workshop Sunday, 10 July 2016

Begonia 3003, Level 3

Theme 2B: Anaerobic Digestion Enhancement Moderators

• Mr Pascal Dauthuille, Director, Partnerships and Collaborative Projects

Time

Description

2.00 pm

Welcome And Introduction • Mr Pascal Dauthuille, Director, Partnerships and Collaborative Projects

2.10 pm

Optimizing THP -- The Intermediate Thermal Hydrolysis Process • Ms Ester Rus, Principal Research Engineer, Thames Water, UK

2.35 pm

Natural Efficiency: Evaluating Digester Performance Improvements By Adding Biological Hydrolysis • Mr Michael Theodoulou, Senior Product Manager, GE Power & Water, Canada

3.00 pm

UPWRP’s Full Scale Ultrasonic Hydrolysis Plant • Mr Christian Eichhorst, Managing Director, Weber-Entec , Germany

3.30 pm

Tea Break

4.00 PM

New Approaches To Maximize Biogas Production And Valorization • Mr Eric Judenne, Biosolids & Air Technical Director, SUEZ, France

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Water Convention Hot Issues Workshop Sunday, 10 July 2016

Begonia 3003, Level 3

Theme 2B: Anaerobic Digestion Enhancement Moderators

• Mr Pascal Dauthuille, Director, Partnerships and Collaborative Projects

Time

Description

4.30 pm

Panel Discussion: Which Breakthrough For The Next Future?

Panellist: • Mr Pascal Dauthuille, Director, Partnerships and Collaborative Projects • Ms Ester Rus, Principal Research Engineer, Thames Water, UK • Mr Michael Theodoulou, Senior Product Manager, GE Power & Water, Canada • Mr Christian Eichhorst, Managing Director, Weber-Entec , Germany • Mr Eric Judenne, Biosolids & Air Technical Director, SUEZ, France

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Water Convention Hot Issues Workshop Sunday, 10 July 2016

Begonia 3001B, Level 3

Theme 3B: Policies And Governance To Enhance Urban Water Resilience Moderators

• Dr Cecilia Tortajada, Senior Research Fellow, Lee Kuan Yew School Of Public Policy, Singapore • Dr Ching Leong, Deputy Director & Assistant Professor, Lee Kuan Yew School Of Public Policy, Singapore

Time

Description

2.00 pm

Panel Session on “Policies and Governance To Enhance Urban Water Resilience In Singapore” Welcome and Overview by Dr Cecilia Tortajada • Dr Winston Chow, Assistant Professor, Geography Department, National University of Singapore – Resilience • Prof Asit K. Biswas, Distinguished Visiting Professor, Lee Kuan Yew School Of Public Policy & National University of Singapore – Changing Paradigms And Policies For Rapidly Changing Conditions • Prof Vladan Babovic, Associate Professor, Faculty of Engineering, National University of Singapore – Extreme Events • Prof Robert James Wasson, Senior Research Fellow, National University of Singapore - Mega Droughts • Prof Peter Edwards, Director, Singapore-ETH Centre – Ecological Urban Development

3.30 pm

Tea Break

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Water Convention Hot Issues Workshop Sunday, 10 July 2016

Begonia 3001B, Level 3

Theme 3B: Policies And Governance To Enhance Urban Water Resilience Moderators

• Dr Cecilia Tortajada, Senior Research Fellow, Lee Kuan Yew School Of Public Policy, Singapore • Dr Ching Leong, Deputy Director & Assistant Professor, Lee Kuan Yew School Of Public Policy, Singapore

Time

Description

4.00 pm

Editors’ Panel “Policies and Governance to Enhance Urban Water Resilience: Contributions Of Journals In Knowledge Dissemination”Chaired by Dr Ching Leong • Dr Jerome Delli Priscoli, Editor-in-Chief, Water Policy • Dr Louis Lebel, Director, Global Environmental Change • Dr James E. Nickum, Editor-in-Chief, Water International • Dr Cecilia Tortajada, Editor in Chief, International Journal of Water Resources Development

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Water Convention Hot Issues Workshop Sunday, 10 July 2016

Begonia 3101A, Level 3

Theme 4B: Bioanalytical Tools In Water Quality Assessment – Assessing The Safety Of Drinking Water Moderators

• A/P Frederic Leusch, Associated Professor, Griffith University, Australia • Dr Lim Mong Hoo, Chief Specialist (Water Quality) , PUB, Singapore

Time

Description

2.00 pm

Welcome and Introduction • A/P Frederic Leusch, Associated Professor, Griffith University, Australia

2.05 pm

Bioanalytical Tools: Review Of The Past And Present And A Vision For The Future • A/P Frederic Leusch, Associated Professor, Griffith University, Australia

2.20 pm

Monitoring Of Water Quality: Current Gaps And How Bioanalytical Tools Can Meet The Needs Of Water Industry • Dr Lim Mong Hoo, Chief Specialist (Water Quality) , PUB, Singapore

2.30 pm

New Developments For Bioanalytical Tools In Water • Prof Beate Escher, Professor, Helmholth Centre for Environmental Research, Germany

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Water Convention Hot Issues Workshop Sunday, 10 July 2016

Begonia 3101A, Level 3

Theme 4B: Bioanalytical Tools In Water Quality Assessment – Assessing The Safety Of Drinking Water Moderators

• A/P Frederic Leusch, Associated Professor, Griffith University, Australia • Dr Lim Mong Hoo, Chief Specialist (Water Quality) , PUB, Singapore

Time

Description

3.00 pm

Panel Discussion • Dr Lim Mong Hoo, Chief Specialist (Water Quality) , PUB, Singapore • Prof Beate Escher, Professor, Helmholth Centre for Environmental Research, Germany • Prof Patrick Balaguer, Professor, University of INSERM Monpellier, France • Prof Michael Denison, Professor, University of California Davis, USA • Prof Shane Snyder, Professor, University of Arizona, USA

3.30 pm

Tea Break

4.00 pm

High Throughput Adverse Outcome Pathways In Environmental Science • Dr Robert Kavlock, Deputy Assistant Administrator, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, USA

4.30 pm

Reverse Toxicokinetics: From in vitro Concentration To in vivo Dose • Dr Barbara Wetmore, Toxicologist, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, USA

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Water Convention Hot Issues Workshop Sunday, 10 July 2016

Begonia 3101A, Level 3

Theme 4B: Bioanalytical Tools In Water Quality Assessment – Assessing The Safety Of Drinking Water Moderators

• A/P Frederic Leusch, Associated Professor, Griffith University, Australia • Dr Lim Mong Hoo, Chief Specialist (Water Quality) , PUB, Singapore

Time

Description

5.00 pm

Panel Discussion • Dr Lim Mong Hoo, Chief Specialist (Water Quality), PUB, Singapore • Prof Beate Escher, Professor, Helmholth Centre for Environmental Research, Germany • Dr Robert Kavlock, Deputy Assistant Administrator, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, USA • Dr Bette Meek, Associate Director, University of Ottawa, Canada • Dr Barbara Wetmore, Toxicologist, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, USA • Prof Daniel Schlenk, Professor, University of California, Riverside, USA

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Water Convention Closing Plenary Programme Wednesday, 13 July 2016

Begonia 3002, Level 3

Theme 4B: Bioanalytical Tools In Water Quality Assessment – Assessing The Safety Of Drinking Water Moderators

• Dr Marion Savill, Executive Director, Affordable Water (New Zealand)

Time

Description

4.00 pm

Keynote Presentation • Mr Khoo Teng Chye, Executive Director, Centre for Liveable Cities, Ministry of National Development, Singapore

4.20 pm

Panel Discussion • Mr Chong Hou Chun- Theme 1A Leader: Delivering Water from Source to Tap – Network Senior Deputy Director, Water Supply Network, PUB, Singapore • Mr Jonathan Clement-Theme 1B Leader: Delivering Water from Source to Tap – Treatment CEO, PWN Technologies, The Netherlands • Mr Pascal Dauthuille-Theme 2 Leader: Effective and Efficient Wastewater Management Director , Partnerships and collaborative projects, SUEZ, France • Prof Robert Skinner- Theme 3 Leader: Water for Liveability and Resilience Professorial Fellow, Centre for Water Sensitive Cities, Monash University, Australia • Dr Robert Bos- Theme 4 Leader: Water Quality and Health Senior Advisor, International Water Association, Switzerland • Dr Glen Daigger- Theme 5: Water for Industries President, One Water Solutions LLC, USA

5.15 pm

Best Poster Awards Presentation

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Water Convention Programme / Tue 12 July 2016

Time (Hrs)

Theme 1: Delivering Water From Source to Tap (A) Network CASSIA 3201B, LEVEL 3

11.00 am

[1A.1] Network Asset Management And Condition Assessment Chairs: Joemar Emboltorio, Manila Water Company Inc (Philippines); David Zhang, Sydney Water (Australia) 11.00 am: Analysing Of Asset Performance And Customer Expectation D. Zhang, Sydney Water (Australia) 11.15 am: Dynamic Asset Management: Asset Management Evolution With Smart Network D. Sinapah, H. Yin, L. Diakhate. SUEZ (France) 11.30 am: An Asset Lifetime Model For Improving Replacement Policy Efficiency In Water Supply Systems F. Cubillo. Canal de Isabel II Gestión (Spain) 11.45 am: Prioritizing Capital Spending Using Non-Invasive Acoustics To Help Identify Good Pipe Vs Bad Pipe D. Johnston, R. Titus, M. Wolan. Echologics (Canada)

(B) Treatment CASSIA 3203, LEVEL 3

[1B.1] Desalination - Application Chairs: Tony Fane, Nanyang Technological University (Singapore); Sarper Sarp, Qatar Environment and Energy Research Institute (State of Qatar) 11.00 am: Sustainable Technologies for Seawater Desalination G. Amy, N. Ghaffour, P. Saikaly, P. Hong, T. Leiknes, S. Lattemann. National University of Singapore (Singapore) 11.15 am: Sustainable Desalination K. Alhabib. Advanced Water Technology (Saudi Arabia) 11.30 am: Membrane Optimization For Desalination With State-of-art Early Warning Online Monitoring System V. Sim, W. Krantz, T. H. Chong, T. Fane. CH2M Hill Singapore & Nanyang Technological University (Singapore) 11.45 am: Demonstration Of A Wireless Biofouling Monitoring And Control Platform For Reverse Osmosis Plants M. Arnaldos, C. Sanroma, J. Malfeito. Acciona Agua SA (Spain)

Theme 2: Effective And Efficient Wastewater Management (A) CASSIA 3301A, LEVEL 3

(B) CASSIA 3303, LEVEL 3

[2A.1] Membrane-Based Processes Chairs: Pascal Dauthuille, SUEZ (France); Tony Koodie, Black & Veatch (UK)

[2B.1] Drainage & Sewer Management Chairs: Jan Krejcik, DHI (Denmark); Mark Fletcher, Arup(UK)

11.00 am: Membrane Bioreactor Operation At Short Solid Retention Time - An Energy Efficient Approach G. Tao, Y. Lee, J.T. Yen, S. C. Chua, Y. L. Wah, Y. A. Ghani, H. Seah. PUB (Singapore)

11.00 am: Planning A Resilient Conveyance System – Singapore’s Deep Tunnel Sewerage System Phase 2 J. Currie, L. L. Woo, H. Ching, S. H. Lo, S. Cheng, G. Vallipuram, S. J. Gan, W. Cox, S. Sreedharan.

Black & Veatch - AECOM JV (Singapore)

11.15 am: Concept, Design & Operation Of Modern Flat Sheet MBR Modules P. Ohle, L. Bohmerich, S. T. Choo. Newterra GmbH (Germany) 11.30 am: Operational Experience Of Large-Scale Membrane Bioreactors In An Underground Sewage Treatment Plant M. Tang, W. Yong, J. Liu. CITIC Envirotech Ltd (Singapore) 11.45 am: 0.5 MGD Full Scale Demonstration Of Low Energy No Aeration (LENA) MBR Using Reciprocating Submerged J. Ho, G. Lee, H. K. Roh. Doosan Hydro Technology (USA)

12.30 pm

11.15 am: Managing Sequential Sewer Modelling For Sewer Network Evaluation And Design J. Ang, C. H. Tan, V. Phipatanasuphorn. PUB (Singapore) 11.30 am: Operational Integrated Platform For Stormwater Management O. Pison, A. Mahadevan, B. Chan. SUEZ (Singapore) 11.45 am: Understanding How Changing Rainfall May Impact On Urban Drainage Systems M. Dale, E. Gill, E. Kendon, H. Fowler, S. Blenkinsop, S. Chan, A. Hosking. CH2M (UK)

Theme 3: Water For Liveability And Resilience

Theme 4: Water Quality & Health

Theme 5: Water For Industries

BEGONIA JR 3111, LEVEL 3

CASSIA JR 3211, LEVEL 3

CASSIA JR 3311, LEVEL 3

[3.1] Water’s Contribution To Sustainable Development Goals Chairs: Robert Skinner, Monash University (Australia); Ganesh Pangare, International Water Association (Thailand)

[4.1] Policy & Regulation Frameworks For Water Quality Chairs: Sally Gutierrez, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (USA); David Cunliffe, Department of Health (South Australia)

11.00 am: Water’s Contribution To Delivering The Sustainable Development Goals J. Thwaites, T. Wong, R. Brown, R. Skinner. Monash Sustainability Institute (Australia)

11.00 am: Title TBC Luis Simas. The Water and Waste Services Regulation Authority (Portugal)

11.15 am: Cities: Survival Of The Resilient (Bigger Picture - Global Perspective) J. Batten. ARCADIS (USA) 11.30 am: The Principles For Water Wise Cities C. Trommsdorff, International Water Association (France & the Netherlands) 11.45 am: Operationalising Sustainable Development Goals For Water Management T. Wong, J. Thwaites, R. Brown, R. Skinner.

Cooperative Research Centre for Water Sensitive Cities, Monash University (Australia)

11.15 am: Policy Driven Innovation As The Tool For Water And Sanitation Development – Lessons From Post-Apart D. Naidoo, J. Bhagwan. Water Research Commission (South Africa) 11.30 am: Governance And Assurance Processes For Ensuring Safe Drinking Water S. Capewell. Water Corporation (Australia) 11.45 am: Develop Green Eco-Corridor And Maintain Healthy Yangtze H. Liu. Changjiang Water Resources Commission (China)

[5.1] Sustainability (Frameworks And Policies) Chairs: Glen Daigger, One Water Solution LLC (USA); Winson Lay, PUB (Singapore) 11.00 am: title TBC J. Cramwinckel. World Business Council for Sustainable Development (Switzerland) 11.15 am: Wastewater Management Approach In An Industrial Park J. Liu, M. Tang. CITIC Envirotech Ltd (Singapore) 11.30 am: Reject To Resource: Water Sustainability In The Bio-Pharmaceutical Industry G. Booth, J. Jiao, M. Endrizzi. ARCADIS (USA) 11.45 am: Panel Discussion with Joppe Cramwinckel. World Business Council for Sustainable Development (Switzerland); Jianlin Liu. CITIC Envirotech Ltd (Singapore); Giles Booth. ARCADIS (USA)

Lunch @ Level 3

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Water Convention Programme / Tue 12 July 2016 Theme 1: Delivering Water From Source to Tap

Time (Hrs)

(A) Network CASSIA 3201B, LEVEL 3

2.00 pm

[1A.2] Network Maintenance And Rehabilitation Chairs: Scott C. Williams, CH2M Hill (USA); Marc Bracken, Echologics (Canada) 2.00 pm: Systematic Approach To Pipeline Condition Assessment And Rehabilitation Design Scott C. Williams, CH2M Hill (USA); 2.15 pm: Advanced Network Cleaning: A Multilevel Approach For Diagnosis Of Discoloration Risk D. Sinapah, J. Marsaly, S. Luo. SUEZ (France) 2.30 pm: New Method Of Pipe Replacement Without Cut Off Of The Water Supply T. Isoyama, K. Nakai, N. Takei, T. Konishi. Yokohama Waterworks Bureau (Japan) 2.45 pm: Water Rust To Water Trust In India V. Manickam. We CAN Control Corrosion in India Network (Malaysia

(B) Treatment CASSIA 3203, LEVEL 3

[1B.2] Desalination - Energy Chairs: Philip M. Rolchigo, Pentair (USA); Ahmed Alarifi, Saline Water Conversion Corporation (Saudi Arabia) 2.00 pm: Process Optimization and Economic Aspects of SWRO-PRO Pilots S. Sarper, Qatar Environment and Energy Research Institute (State of Qatar) 2.15 pm: Minimizing Carbon Footprint In SWRO Desalination M.A. Sanz, SUEZ (France) 2.30 pm: Environmentally-Friendly Desalination Plants B. Liberman. IDE Technologies (Israel) 2.45 pm: Energy Efficiency Analysis Of Membrane Distillation For Wide Range Of Salinity J. Lienhard V, H. W. Chung, J. Swaminathan.

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (USA)

Theme 2: Effective And Efficient Wastewater Management (A) CASSIA 3301A, LEVEL 3

(B) CASSIA 3303, LEVEL 3

[2A.2] Advanced Wastewater Treatment (1) Chairs: David Jenkins, David Jenkins & Associates, Inc (USA)

[2B.2] Sensors For Wastewater Monitoring Chairs: Andrew Shaw, Black & Veatch (USA); Michael Haeck, HACH LANGE GmbH (Germany)

2.00 pm: Demonstration Of Innovative MABR Low-Energy Nutrient Removal Technology At Chicago MWRD J. Peeters, N. Adams, Z. Long, P. Cote, T. Kunetz.

GE Water & Process Technologies (Canada)

2.00 pm: Microbial Electrochemical Sensor For Real-time Detection Of Heavy Metals Present In Used Water H. Y. Ng. National University of Singapore (Singapore)

2.15 pm: Introduction Of Alternative Oxygen Source For A Septage Treatment Plant J. P. Serias, H. Manalo, S. Cerbito. Manila Water Co. Inc. (Philippines)

2.15 pm: Remote Real-Time Monitoring Of High Volatile Organic Compounds Discharges Into The Public Sewers K. Chaudhary, W. O. Kwok, C. P. Chiew, L. C. Goh, J. Justin. PUB (Singapore)

2.30 pm: Treating Changi Primary Wastewater At High SORs With A Ballasted Technology S. Karmarka, R. Wikramanayake, T. Yu, M. Whittier.

Evoqua Water Technologies (USA)

2.30 pm: Genetically Engineered Biosensors For The Detection Of Volatile Organic Compounds In Wastewater F. Lauro, P. Y. Yung, L. Lo Grasso, A. F. Binti Mohidin Batcha, E. Acerbi, J. Hinks, T. Seviour, E. Marsili.

Nanyang Technological University (Singapore)

Theme 3: Water For Liveability And Resilience

Theme 4: Water Quality & Health

Theme 5: Water For Industries

BEGONIA JR 3111, LEVEL 3

CASSIA JR 3211, LEVEL 3

CASSIA JR 3311, LEVEL 3

[3.2] Frameworks For Integrating Water Systems Within Urban Planning Chairs: Adam Lovell, Water Services Association of Australia (Australia); Hamanth Kasan, Rand Water (South Africa)

[4.2] Going Full Circle: Water Safety Plans And Sanitation Safety Plans Chairs: Dhesigen Naidoo, Water Research Commission (South Africa); Robert Bos, International Water Association (Switzerland)

2.00 pm: The Price Of Resilience – Infrastructures Needs For An Uncertain Future S. Bieker. Institute IWAR (Germany)

2.00 pm: An Introduction To Sanitation Safety Planning B. Gordon. World Health Organization (Switzerland)

2.15 pm: A National Guide For Climate Adaptation Planning Of Urban Areas F. Van de Ven, M. Hoogvliet, W. J. Goossen.

Deltares / TU Delft (Netherlands) 2.30 pm: Design With Water J. Abbott. Arup (UK) 2.45 pm: Developing A Water Sensitive City Leapfrogging Program L. Werbeloff, B. Rogers, R. Brown. Monash University (Australia)

2.15 pm: Supporting Safe Drinking Water In New South Wales, Australia P. Byleveld, S. Leask, L. Jarvis, K. Wall, W. Lee, J. Tickell, M. Phoenix. New South Wales Health (Australia) 2.30 pm: An Index Model For Evaluating Water Safety Plans In The Philippines B. Magtibay. World Health Organization (Philippines) 2.45 pm: Impacts Of Water Safety Plan Implementation In the Asia Pacific Region J. de France, World Health Organization (Switzerland)

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[5.2] Recovery, Reuse, Recycling Chairs: Diane D’arras, SUEZ (France); Norhayati Abdullah, University of Technology, Malaysia (Malaysia) 2.00 pm: Industrial Water Reuse: Challenges For Extractive And Processing Industries B. Garnier , SUEZ (France) 2.15 pm: Conservation Of Water By Reuse In A Steel Mill S. S. Choo. NatSteel Holdings Pte Ltd (Singapore) 2.30 pm: Convert High Strength Industrial Wastewater To Biogas And Demineralized Water G. He, Z. Zhao, J. Liang. Sembcorp Industries Ltd (Singapore)

Water Convention Programme / Tue 12 July 2016

Time (Hrs)

Theme 1: Delivering Water From Source to Tap (A) Network CASSIA 3201B, LEVEL 3

4.00 pm

[1A.3] Smart Water Grid - Sensor Technologies Chairs: David Duccini, SUEZ (France); William Lauer (USA) 4.00 pm: Importance Of Hardware And Software Of On-Line Monitoring Stations For Long Time Day-To-Day Operation In Distribution Networks J. Raich-Montiu. R. Peris, Roger, J. Gutiérrez, D. Milán, A. Weingartner. s::can Messtechnik GmbH (Spain) 4.15 pm: AQUADVANCED QUALITY : A Smart Real Time Platform For Drinking Water Network Quality Monitoring A. Fradin, F. Campan, Z. Do Quang, N. Vayatis.

SUEZ (France) 4.30 pm: Bounds On Water Quality Sensor Network Performance From Design Choices And Practical Considerations P. van Thienen, B. de Graaf, J. van Summeren, A. Vogelaar. KWR Watercycle Research Institute (Netherlands) 4.45 pm: Learning Zebrafish Behavioural Responses As Early Warning For Water Quality Monitoring H. L. Eng, S. Hu, E. T. Mon, S. S. Chen, K. Y. Sim, L. Li. ZWEEC Analytics Pte Ltd (Singapore)

(B) Treatment CASSIA 3203, LEVEL 3

[1B.3] Water Reuse Chairs: Jonathan Clement, PWN Technologies (the Netherlands); Ian Law, IBL Solutions (Australia) 4.00 pm: Direct Potable Reuse - A Feasible Water Management Option J. Lahnsteiner, P. van Rensburg, J. Esterhuizen. VA TECH WABAG (Austria) 4.15 pm: Investigation Of The Feasibility Of Director Potable Reuse In California B. Bernados. State Water Resource Control Board (USA) 4.30 pm: Comparison of Oxidants in UVAdvanced Oxidation Processes S. A. Snyder, University of Arizona (USA) 4.45 pm: Demonstration Of CCD Technology As Third Stage RO System At Kranji NEWater Factory L. Liu, X. Q. King, Y. Wang. PUB (Singapore)

Theme 2: Effective And Efficient Wastewater Management (A) CASSIA 3301A, LEVEL 3

[2A.3] Advanced Wastewater Treatment (2) Chairs: Beverley Stinson, AECOM Water (USA); James L. Barnard, Black & Veatch (USA) 4.00 pm: Aerobic Granular Biomass Technology: Advancements In Design, Applications And Further Developments A. Thompson, A. Giesen, B. de Bruin, M. van Loosdrecht, S. Robertson. Royal HaskoningDHV (Netherlands) 4.15 pm: Somewhere Over The Rainbow: Kansas’ Aerobic Granular Sludge Pilot For Domestic Wastewater In The US A. Shaw, R. Jezek, E. Kobylinski, M. Steichen, J. Barnard, S. Pekarek, B. Sturm. Black & Veatch (USA) 4.30 pm: Inducing Biomass Granulation To Achieve Improved Settleability In BNR Processes J. Sandino, P. Nielsen, T. Constantine, D. Houweling, L. Havsteen, A. Willoughby. CH2M (USA) 4.45 pm: Application Of Powdered Carrier Activated Sludge (POCAS) Process Using A Novel Diatomite (ADSORICA) Z. Li, E. T. Saw W. Fang, L. C. Lim, Q. Wang. Kytolink Tech Pte Ltd (Singapore)

(B) CASSIA 3303, LEVEL 3

Theme 3: Water For Liveability And Resilience

Theme 4: Water Quality & Health

Theme 5: Water For Industries

BEGONIA JR 3111, LEVEL 3

CASSIA JR 3211, LEVEL 3

CASSIA JR 3311, LEVEL 3

[2B.3] Advanced Tertiary Treatment Chairs: Amit Pramanik, Water Environment Research Foundation (USA); Terutake Niwa, Meiden Singapore Pte Ltd (Singapore)

[3.3] Application Of Integrated Water Systems Planning Chairs: Robert Skinner, Monash University (Australia); John Batten, ARCADIS (USA)

4.00 pm: Simultaneous Nitrification and Denitrification In An Hybrid Membrane Bioreactor N. Roche, S. Ruz, K. Zerari, I. Seyssiecq. AixMarseille University (France)

4.00 pm: Holistic Planning Process Of Water Infrastructure In Megacities R. Bufler, K. Muench, D. Kahali, S. Ghosh. GKW Consult GmbH (Germany)

4.00 pm: PUB Experience In Managing Nutrients In Catchment And Reservoirs A. Goh, PUB (Singapore)

4.15 pm: Delivering An Integrated Water Management Strategy For The First Major Eco Community In The UK T. Gunasekara. ARCADIS (UK)

4.15 pm: A New Groundwater Protection Policy In Flanders: Filling The Gaps For A Safer Drinking Water Supply S. Six, T. Diez. De Watergroep (Belgium)

4.30 pm: The Future Of Urban Water: Scenarios For Urban Water Utilities In 2040 D. Lambert. Arup (Australia)

4.30 pm: Changing Mountain Water Resources In A Warming Climate: Results From The European “ACQWA” Project M. Beniston, M. Stoffel. University of Geneva (Switzerland)

4.15 pm: Refractory Micropollutants Removal

By A Full-scale Ozonation To Improve Treated Wastewater Quality Y. Penru, C. Miège, A. Rousel-Galle, L. Dherret, A. Guillon, C. Crétollier, M. Esperanza, B. Barillon, S. Baig, S. Martin Ruel, M. Coquery, J. M. Choubert. SUEZ (France) 4.30 pm: Effects Of Sludge Quality On The Performance Of Novel Low-Energy Filtration Approach For Wastewater T. Bugge, W. C. Yang, X. Gao, D. M. Dominiak.

Grundfos (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. (Singapore) 4.45 pm: Doha West WWTP: CAPEX And OPEX Reduction Due To Interchangeability And Membrane Experience M. A. Sanz, D. Ratte. SUEZ (France)

4.45 pm: Preparing For Future Drinking Water Challenges P. Grevatt, D. Travers. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (USA)

[4.3] Protection Of Surface / Ground Water Quality Chairs: Bernadette Conant, Canadian Water Network (Canada); Indira Chakravaty, Government of West Bengal (India)

[5.3] Upstream Oil & Gas Chairs: Darryl Day, Department of Land Resource Management (Australia); Loo Siew Leng, Nanyang Technological University (Singapore) 4.00 pm: Desalination As A Critical Water Management Tool In The Oil & Gas Industry C. Hertle, K. Athanasiadis. GHD Pty Ltd (Australia) 4.15 pm: Produced Water Treatment And Reuse: Bridging Conventional Treatment And Polishing Technologies M. Arnaldos, S. Jimenez, M. Micó, S. Contreras, J. Malfeito. Acciona Agua, SA (Spain) 4.30 pm: The Evolution And Delivery Of Unconventional Gas Water Treatment Plants And The ‘New Frontier’ S. Chalmers, H. Le. Osmoflo Pty Ltd (Australia)

4.45 pm: Advances In Multilevel Monitoring Systems For Understanding And Managing Groundwater Resources J.A.Cherry. University of Waterloo & G360 Centre for Applied Groundwater Research (Canada)

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Water Convention Programme / Wed 13 July 2016 Theme 1: Delivering Water From Source to Tap

Time (Hrs)

(A) Network CASSIA 3201A, LEVEL 3 9.00 am

[1A.4] Smart Water Grid - Data Analytics for Operations and Optimisation Chairs: Paul-Joel Derian, SUEZ (France); Lai Kah Cheong, PUB (Singapore) 9.00 am: Development Of Smart Water Grid To Enhance The Operations Of Water Supply Network In Singapore J. Goh, K.H. Ong, K. C. Lai, A. Preis, M. Iqbal.

Visenti (Singapore) 9.15 am: Advanced Pressure Management V. Fournier, D. Duccini. SUEZ (France) 9.30 am: Use Of Pressure Transient For Condition Assessment Y.L. Kim, Detection Services (Australia) 9.45 am: Detecting And Localizing Large Leakages And Bursts In Long-Distance Water Pipelines S.Saha, ABB Pte Ltd (Singapore)

(B) Treatment CASSIA 3203, LEVEL 3

Theme 2: Effective And Efficient Wastewater Management (A) CASSIA 3201A, LEVEL 3

[1B.4] AOP & Disinfection Chairs: Shane A. Snyder, University of Arizona (USA); Robin Wong, Xylem Singapore (Singapore)

[2A.4] Efficient Carbon Management Chairs: Bernhard Wett, ARAconsult GmbH (Austria); Tao Guihe, PUB (Singapore)

9.00 am: Production Of Biostable And Taste & Odor Free Drinking Water - A Multibarrier Concept Pilot Testing J. Wang, Y. Zhang, E. Wong, R. Xie, Y. Xing, Q. Chow.

Xylem Services GmbH (Germany)

9.00 am: Liquid Process Selection For One Of The Largest Advanced WRPs In The World At Tuas, Singapore S. H. Koh, R. Chandran, Y. W. Loh, A. Shaw, A. Niranjan, C. C. Goh. Black & Veatch (Singapore)

9.15 am: MP UV/H2O2 Treatment For Organic Contaminant Control And Byproduct Mitigation A. Martijn, J. Kruithof. PWN Technologies (Netherlands) 9.30 am: AOP Experience at OCWD’S Groundwater Replenishment System J. Dadakis, Orange County Water District (USA) 9.45 am: Lessons Learned From The Commissioning Of The 380 ML/d UV Oxidation Lorne Park WTP B. Sahely, M. Gravel, J. Hennings, S. Belbin, D. Baker. AECOM (Canada)

[2B.4] Synergies Between Centralized & Decentralized Treatments Chairs: Tao Li, International Water Association (China); Philippe Gislette, SUEZ (France) 9.00 am: Resource-Efficient Infrastructure For Fast Growing Cities – Realization Of Resource Recovery Center J. Tolksdorf, P. Cornel, S. Bieker, M. Wagner.

Technische Universität Darmstadt (Germany)

9.15 am: Mass Balances Of AB Process Pilot Plant In Warm Climate Wellym, M. Choo Kun. DHI Water and Environment (Singapore)

9.15 am: Decentralized Sewage Treatment – Tracking Results And Impact R. Shah. Peer Water Exchange (India)

9.30 am: Enhanced Biological Phosphorus Removal Under Tropical Conditions Y. Law, R. H. Kirkegaard, A. Cokro, K. Arumugam, C. Xie, X. H. Liu, S. Schuster, D. I. Drautz-Moses.

Nanyang Technological University (Singapore)

9.30 am: Sanitation Game Changers: Paradigm Shift From End- Of-Pipe Solutions To Off-Grid Solutions S. Pillay, J. Bhagwan. Water Research Commission (South Africa)

9.45 am: Low Energy And No External Carbon Nitrogen Removal Using Optimized Process Control Strategies C. Steen. VCS Denmark (Denmark)

9.45 am: Blue Buildings: Decentralized And Integrated Management Of Water From “SourceTo-Source, At Source” S. Samuel, M. Lim, A. Ho, C. Hsien, U. Schraudolph, S. White. Ecosoftt Pte Ltd (Singapore)

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(B) CASSIA 3203, LEVEL 3

Tea Break @ Level 3 Foyer

Theme 3: Water For Liveability And Resilience

Theme 4: Water Quality & Health

Theme 5: Water For Industries

BEGONIA JR 3111, LEVEL 3

CASSIA JR 3211, LEVEL 3

CASSIA JR 3311, LEVEL 3

[3.4] Water Sensitive Urban Design Chairs: Paul Reiter, ReiterIWS Ltd (Hong Kong); Tony Wong, Monash University (Australia) 9.00 am: WSUD for New Adopters: Understanding Local Context and Liveability Drivers to Derive Multiple Benefits K. Lowe, C. Henderson, A. Wu. AECOM (Hong Kong - China) 9.15 am: Bringing Stormwater To The Front Of The Design Process - Comparing Approaches In Australia, UK And USA S. Mudaliar. XP Solutions (Australia) 9.30 am: Creating Water Sensitive Airports In Times Of Climate Change - A Case Study.

N. Dolman, M. Hillen. Royal HaskoningDHV (Netherlands) 9.45 am: Building Resilience To Prevent Catastrophic Flood In Beijing Based On Sponge City Concept H. Li, L. Shen, L. Meng. Beijing Institute of Water (China)

[4.4] Advanced Detection Methods and Technologies & Contaminants Of Emerging Concern Chairs: Paul Pretto, Water Research Australia (Australia); Ong Choon Nam, National University of Singapore (Singapore)

Launch Of WHO Document-Protecting Surface Water For Health

9.00 am: Rapid Culture-Based Methods For Detection And Enumeration Of Highly Antimicrobially Resistant Enteric Bacteria Of Health Concern In “Hotspot” Sources Of Wastewater And Water: Proposed Monitoring Methods For Harmonized Global Surveillance Using A One Health Approach.

M. Sobsey. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (USA)

Protecting Surface Water For Health-Practical WHO Recommendations On Identifying, Assessing and Managing Risks I. Chorus. German Federal Environmental Agency (UBA), Germany

9.15 am: Bioanalytical Tools In Water Quality Assessment: How To Move From Quality To Safety Assessment F. Leusch. Griffith University (Australia) 9.30 am: Removal Of Antibiotic Resistance Bacteria & Gene In Singapore Domestic Wastewater By MBR Process T. H. Le, C. Ng, F. Da, Y. H. K. Gin. National University of Singapore (Singapore)

B. Gordon, World Health Organization, (Switzerland)

R. McKeown, World Health Organization, (Switzerland)

Water Convention Programme / Wed 13 July 2016

Time (Hrs)

Theme 1: Delivering Water From Source to Tap (A) Network CASSIA 3201A, LEVEL 3

11.00 am

(B) Treatment CASSIA 3203, LEVEL 3

Theme 2: Effective And Efficient Wastewater Management (A) CASSIA 3201A, LEVEL 3

(B) CASSIA 3203, LEVEL 3

Theme 3: Water For Liveability And Resilience

Theme 4: Water Quality & Health

Theme 5: Water For Industries

BEGONIA JR 3111, LEVEL 3

CASSIA JR 3211, LEVEL 3

CASSIA JR 3311, LEVEL 3

[1A.5] Water Conservation Measures & Programmes Chairs: Andrew Chastain-Howley, B&V Management Consulting (USA); Wong Waicheng, PUB (Singapore)

[1B.5] Membrane-Based Technologies Chairs: Nilaksh Kothari, Manitowoc Public Utilities (USA); Wang Hongsheng, Memsino Membrane Technology (Beijing) Co., Ltd (China)

[2A.5] Full-Flow Anaerobic MBR Chairs: Perry L. McCarty, Stanford University (USA); Glen Daigger, One Water Solution LLC (USA)

[2B.5] Ecosystems And Green Infrastructure Chairs: Sasha Koo-Oshima, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (USA); Avner Adin, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem (Israel)

[3.5] Delivering Flood Resilient Cities Chairs: Ganesh Pangare, International Water Association (Thailand); Rebekah Brown, Monash University (Australia)

[4.5] Real-Time Sensors And Remote Sensing Data Chairs: Marion Savill, Affordable Water (New Zealand); Josef Klinger, TZW: DVGW Technologiezentrum Wasser (Germany)

[5.4] Biological Treatment Chairs: Ian Law, IBL Solutions (Australia); Arlinda Ibrahimllari, Water Supply and Sewerage Enterprise of Korça Albania, UKKO Sh.A (Albania)

11.00 am: Water Conservation Initiatives In North America – Examples From California And New York A. Chastain-Howley, B&V Management Consulting (USA)

11.00 am: Opportunities And Challenges For Ultrapermeable RO Membranes A. Fane, R. Wang, T. H. Chong, J. W. Chew.

Nanyang Technological University (Singapore)

11.00 am: Striving For Eco-Efficiency In Wastewater Management: Are Anaerobic Membrane Bioreactors The Right Path Forward?

A.L. Smith. University of Southern California (USA)

11.00 am: Green Infrastructure in Urban Environments - Benefits towards Building Ecological and Climate Change Resilience C. M. Huttche, Enviro Pro Green Innovations (s) Pte Ltd (Singapore)

11.00 am: Storm Water Management And Multifunctional Urban Flood Protection In Delta City - Rotterdam P. Dircke, A. Molenaar. ARCADIS (the Netherlands)

11.00 am: Application Of An Innovative And Highly Sensitive Sensor For Real - Time Monitoring Of Bacteria In Drinking Water Systems P. Joël Derian, B. Højris, C. Smith, Z. Do-Quang, M. Dahlqvist. SUEZ (France)

11.15 am: Anaerobic Fluidized Bed Membrane Bioreactor J.Bae, Inha University (Korea)

11.15 am: River Energy Concept : Effective And Efficient S.T.P. Network Site For Ganga Pollution Management U. K. Choudhary, A. N. Singh. Mahamana Malvia Institute of Technology for Ganga Management (India)

11.00 am: Treatment Of Industrial Used Water By UASB+CMBR Process To Produce Industrial Grade Water For Reuse H. Noguchi, T. Niwa, T. Yamashita, H. Shiota, W. S. Ang, K. Kekre. Meiden Singapore Pte Ltd (Singapore)

11.15 am: Mandatory Water Efficiency Management Plan Submission By Non-domestic Users And Related Initiatives W. Wong, H. T. Ng, G. Kalyanaraman, Y. L. Yuen.

PUB (Singapore) 11.30 am: Development of Best Practices for Water Usage in Trades in Hong Kong C. W. S. Chan, T. Y. Lai. AECOM Asia Co. Lte (Hong Kong) 11.45 am: Will Real Time Information Induce Change In Shower Behaviour?

T. F. Sing. National University of Singapore (Singapore)

11.15 am: Design Considerations For Implementing Ceramics In New And Existing Polymeric UF Systems C. Kurth, B. Wise, S. Smith. Nanostone Water Inc. (USA) 11.30 am: Experience With Testing Aquaporin Based Membranes With Real NEWater Feed R. Wang, Nanyang Technological University (Singapore) 11.45 am: Life Cycle Cost Comparison of Established and Emerging Membrane Technologies for Water Treatment C. Newbery. CH2M Hill Singapore (Singapore)

11.30 am: Membrane Fouling Mechanisms In Single - And Two- Stage Anaerobic Fluidized-Bed Membrane Bioreactors Y. Liu, B. Wu, W. Lim, P. McCarty, A. Fane.

Nanyang Technological University (Singapore) 11.45 am: Treating Municipal Used Water Using Anaerobic Systems: Pilot-Scale Demonstration Of ZeeWeed B. Chaudhari, M. Dagnew, Y. Hong, N. Adams, A. Kagansky, G. Koops, V. Ramachandran. GE Water & Process Technologies (Singapore)

12.30 pm

11.30 am: Micropollutant Removal By Full-Scale Constructed Wetlands At WWTP Outlet In South Of France S. Martin, Y. Penru, J. Schuehmacher, M. Bacchi, P. Prohin, M. A. Lebas, M. P. Som, H. Budzinski.

SUEZ (France) 11.45 am: Improved Ecosystem Services Through Green Water Infrastructure In The Developing Countries B. Sharma, International Water Management Institute (India)

11.15 am: Stormwater Resilience In Post-Sandy NY J. Witko, V. Lee. Arup (USA) 11.30 am: An Integrated Approach To Enhancing Urban Flood Resilience: A Case Study Of Elwood, Melbourne B. Rogers, K. Arnbjerg-Nielsen, C. Murphy, T. Wong. Monash University (Australia) 11.45 am: Innovation In Flood Mitigation And Water Conservation : Intelligent Distributed Infrastructure P. Reidy. Geosyntec Consultants Sdn. Bhd. (Malaysia)

11.15 am: Rapid Continuous Acoustofluidic Preconcentration Of G. Lamblia In Drinking Water A. Liu, Y. Xia, L. Lei, S. Xiong, J. Zhang, H. Sun, Y. Liu. Nanyang Technological University (Singapore) 11.30 am: Near Persistent Interactive Monitoring In Reservoirs Using NUSwan – A Preliminary Field Result T. B. Koay. National University of Singapore (Singapore) 11.45 am: World’s Largest On-Line Real-Time Water Quality Monitoring Network In A Drinking Water Distribution B. de Graaf, B. Bajema, J. Hoogterp. P. van Thienen, F. Williamson, J. van den Broeke, J. S. Verhoef, G. Witvoet, E. Trietsch, M. Ijszenga, E.Driessen.

Vitens (Netherlands)

11.15 am: Application Of Integrated MBR In Centralized WTP For Chemical Industrial Park A Case Study In China J. Zhang, J. J. Liu. CITIC Envirotech Ltd (Singapore) 11.30 am: Applying Aerobic MBR To Remove Extremely High COD From Pharmaceutical Waste Water For Reuse Y. Seo, D. Thompson, M. T. D. Aye, N. Hu, G. Kicsi, E. Schoepke. GE Water & Process Technologies (Singapore)

Lunch @ Level 3

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Water Convention Programme / Wed 13 July 2016 Theme 1: Delivering Water From Source to Tap

Time (Hrs)

(A) Network CASSIA 3201A, LEVEL 3 2.00 pm

(B) Treatment CASSIA 3203, LEVEL 3

[1A.6] Water Conservation - Strategies And User Engagement Chairs: Mary Ann Dickinson, Alliance for Water Efficiency (USA); Lee Tin-lai, Taiwan Water Corporation (Taiwan-China)

[1B.6] Challenges Of NOM Removal Chairs: Gary Amy, National University of Singapore (Singapore) & Clemson University (USA); Rob Renner, Water Research Foundation (USA)

2.00 pm: The Response Action Of Taiwan Water Corporation For Drought Resistance Y.C. Tseng, S. J. Lin, N. T. Hu, G. J. Wang, K. S. Tsai.

Taiwan Water Corporation (Taiwan - China)

2.00 pm: The Impact Of NOM On Water Treatment And Distribution V. L. Snoeyink, University of Illinois (USA)

2.15 pm: Water Conservation Strategies In North America: Lessons Learned From Practical Experience M.A. Dickinson, Alliance for Water Efficiency (USA) 2.30 pm: Smart Water Customers Profiling And Engagement J. Batisse, K. Claudio, B. Evain. LYRE (R&D centre of SUEZ) (France) 2.45 pm: Behavioural Nudges – An Innovative Approach To Influence Water Use Behaviour Change J. Bhagwan, M. Visser, G. Smith, K. Brick.

Water Research Commission (South Africa)

2.15 pm: Organic Matter Removal In Biofilters To Achieve Biologically Stable Water Downstream Of The Process J. Ortiz Mingo. Acciona (Australia) 2.30 pm: NOM-Removal By The SIX G. Galjaard, E. Koreman, D. Metcalfe, G. Moore, P. Ericsson. PWN Technologies (Netherlands)

Theme 2: Effective And Efficient Wastewater Management (A) CASSIA 3201A, LEVEL 3 [2A.6] Nutrients / Resource Recovery & Use Chairs: Ng Wun Jern, Nanyang Technological University (Singapore); Jurg Keller, The University of Queensland (Australia) 2.00 pm: Extractive Resource Recovery Options For Water Resource Reclamation Facilities Of The Future W. Khunjar, A. Pramanik, R. Latimer, S. Jeyanayagam, K. Gilmore, D. Batstone, C. Mehta. Hazen and Sawyer (USA) 2.15 pm: Recovery Of Ammonia From Digestate As Fertilizer E. Broeders, H. Menkveld. Nijhuis Water Technology B.V. (Netherlands) 2.30 pm: TransMembrane ChemiSorption: Ammonia Abatement Using Hollow Fiber Membrane Contactor Technology S.Willis, A. Mancusi, A. Sengupta, M. Ulbricht. 3M Industrial Business Group (USA) 2.45 pm: Bioaugmentation in Sludge Treatment of Wastewater - A Techno-Economic Analysis R. Adin. Adin Holdings (Israel)

[2B.6] Environmental Impact Chairs: Stéphanie Rinck-Pfeiffer, Global Water Research Coalition (Australia); Melissa Meeker, Water Environment Research Foundation and WateReuse (USA) 2.00 pm: ENVISIONing The LCA of A Wastewater Treatment Plant A. Shaw, A. Kadava, S. Murthy. Black & Veatch (USA) 2.15 pm: A Novel Approach To Define Sustainability Of Non-Potable Water Reuse Treatment Train A. Lazic, C. Baresel, A. de Kerchove, R. Windsor. Xylem Inc (Sweden) 2.30 pm: Life Cycle Analysis Of Energy And Resource Recovery At Used Water Treatment Plants A. van Nieuwenhuijzen, M. Sanders, I. Odegard, C. Visser. Witteveen+Bos Consulting Engineers (Netherlands) 2.45 pm: Online Monitoring Of Nitrogen Greenhouse Gas Emissions From Full-Scale BNR Processes H. Y. Ng, M. Wang. National University of Singapore (Singapore)

3.00 pm: Using Risk And Uncertainty Analysis To Maximize Opportunities In Process Design And Operations B. Johnson, S. Murthy, G. Daigger, A. Menniti. CH2M (USA)

3.30 pm Presenter’s name is highlighted in bold. Organisation and country stated is the first author’s. Details of the programme as updated as of 17 June 2016.

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(B) CASSIA 3203, LEVEL 3

Tea Break @ Level 3 Foyer

Theme 3: Water For Liveability And Resilience

Theme 4: Water Quality & Health

Theme 5: Water For Industries

BEGONIA JR 3111, LEVEL 3

CASSIA JR 3211, LEVEL 3

CASSIA JR 3311, LEVEL 3

[3.6] Assessing Resilience And Livability Chairs: Robert Skinner, Monash University (Australia); Corinne Trommsdorff, International Water Association (France / Netherlands)

[4.6] QMRA & Decision Analysis Chairs: Joan B. Rose, Michigan State University (USA); Jennifer de France, World Health Organization (Switzerland)

[5.5] Physical/Chemical Treatment Chairs: Hiroshi Noguchi, Meiden Singapore Pte Ltd (Singapore); Liao Yuan, Nanyang Technological University (Singapore)

2.00 pm: Water Resilience And Livability Trends In Cities J. Batten. ARCADIS (USA)

2.00 pm: Quantitative Microbial Risk Assessment (QMRA) To Support Decisions For Water Supply In Affluent And Developing Countries P. Smeets. KWR Watercycle Research Institute (Netherlands)

2.00 pm: Using Diatomaceous Earth As A Filtration Aid For Seawater Injection S. Khan. Saudi Aramco (Saudi Arabia)

2.15 pm: A Water Sensitive Cities Index To Support Transitions To More Liveable, Sustainable And Resilient Cities C. Chesterfield, R. Brown, L. Beck, S. Lloyd, C. Urich. Cooperative Research Centre for Water Sensitive Cities (Australia) 2.30 pm: Eco-Efficiency Tool To Support DecisionMaking For Water Management In Cities D. Marín, M. J. Amores, M. Planas, G. Feijóo, Y. Lorenzo-Toja, A. Petit-Boix,D. Sanjuan-Delmás, J. Rieradevall, M. Termes-Rifé. Cetaqua, Water Technology Centre (Spain) 2.45 pm: Panel Discussion with John Batten.

ARCADIS (USA); Christopher Chesterfield.

Cooperative Research Centre for Water Sensitive Cities (Australia); Maria José Amores. Cetaqua, Water Technology Centre (Spain)

2.15 pm: Application Of QMRA To Prioritize Water Supplies For Cryptosporidium Risk In NSW, Australia S. Petterson, S. Leask, P. Byleveld. Water & Health Pty Ltd (Australia) 2.30 pm: Panel Discussion

2.15 pm: Sulfate Reduction From NF Reject With Gibbsite Recovery Achieves High Mine Water Recovery Rate K. Banerjee, C. Blumenschein, H. Buisson. Veolia Water Technologies, Inc (USA) 2.30 pm: Application Of Advanced Oxidation Process To Reduce TOC From Process Condensate Water R. Mallampati, S. Yountae, S. Sara, M. Huijuan, H. Mo, P. C. Kwek, H. Y. Ng, H. Ramanan. GE BETZ Singapore Pte Ltd (Singapore)

3.00 pm: Launch of WHO QMRA Document - S. Petterson, S. Leask, P. Byleveld. Water & Health Pty Ltd (Australia) - G. Medema, KWR Watercycle Research Institute (the Netherlands) - L. D’Anglada, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (USA)

2.45 pm: Silica Reduction In Cooling Tower Blow-down Reuse Using Low Cost Ceramic Ultrafiltration Membrane B. Wise, S. Smith, M. Waer. Nanostone Water, Inc. (USA)

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BUSINESS FORUMS

Business Forums Regional Business Forums Regional Business Forums cover business opportunities, trends and challenges in 4 of the world’s most active regions. Gain insights from technology leaders and buyers from municipal utilities that will focus on China, Southeast Asia, Latin America and India.

Tuesday, 12 July 2016 Time

Programme

Venue

3.30pm

China Business Forum

Expo Hall D, Basement 2

3.30pm

Southeast Asia Business Forum

Sands Grand Ballroom G & H, Level 5

Wednesday, 13 July 2016 Time

Programme

Venue

9.00am

Latin America Business Forum

Sands Grand Ballroom D, Level 5

10.00am

India Business Forum

Expo Hall D, Basement 2

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Business Forums Thematic Business Forums Learn more about innovation trends, water and environment policies and economic trends, which are critical information for growth of your business, at our thematic business forums.

Tuesday, 12 July 2016 Time

Programme

Venue

2.00pm

Smart Water Forum

Expo Hall F, Basement 2

Wednesday, 13 July 2016 Time

Programme

Venue

9.30am

Water-Energy-Waste Nexus: The Singapore Journey - Deep Tunnel Sewerage System Phase 2 & Integrated Waste Management Facility Forum

Expo Hall F, Basement 2

2.00pm

Desalination and Water Reuse Business Forum

Expo Hall D, Basement 2

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China Business Forum China Business Forum Tuesday, 12 July 2016 Expo Hall D, Basement 2, Sands Expo & Convention Centre 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”.

With a GDP target of around 6.5% set for the next five years, economic reform along with sustainable and inclusive growth have been identified as two key focus areas. The private sector is 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 emphasizing on water and environmental sustainability to elevate the quality of life. To this end, 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 the industry players, professionals and individuals keen on the Chinese market.

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Programme

Session 1: “China’s Economic Rebalancing - Opportunities and Challenges” Chaired by: Dr Liu Thai Ker, Chairman, Centre for Liveable Cities Advisory Board 3.30 pm

Opening Address/ Welcome Address: Striking a Balance between the Economy, High Quality of Life and Environment CLC-DRC Book Launch • Dr Liu Thai Ker, Chairman, Centre for Liveable Cities Advisory Board

3.35 pm

China’s New Normal - 13th Five-Year Plan : Towards a More Sustainable and Inclusive Urbanisation • Mr Zhang Junkuo, Executive Vice-Minister, Development Research Center of the State Council, People’s Republic of China (Invited)

3.50 pm

The Belt and Road Initiative: Green Business Opportunity • Ms Song Xiaozhi, Deputy Director-General, Ministry of Environmental Protection, People’s Republic of China

4.00 pm

City Opportunities • Mr Zheng Yunfeng, Executive Vice Mayor, Xiamen Municipal Government, People’s Republic of China (Invited)

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Programme

4.10 pm

Panel Discussion Moderated by Dr Liu Thai Ker, Chairman, Center for Liveable Cities Advisory Board • Mr Zhang Junkuo, Vice-Minister, Development Research Center of the State Council, People’s Republic of China (Invited) • Ms Song Xiaozhi, Deputy Director-General, Ministry of Environmental Protection, People’s Republic of China • Mr Zheng Yunfeng, Executive Vice Mayor, Xiamen Municipal Government, People’s Republic of China (Invited)

4.30 pm

Networking Tea

Session 2: Quality of Life and Environmental Sustainability Opportunities and Challenges Chaired by: Dr Liu Thai Ker, Chairman, Centre for Liveable Cities Advisory Board 4.40 pm

Nanjing International Water Hub: Signing Ceremony of Memoranda of Understanding with Nanjing Universities

4.45 pm

Improving Water Management through Sponge Cities • Mr Chen Zhongbo, Deputy Director-General, Centre of Technology and Industrialization Development, Ministry of Housing and UrbanRural Development, People’s Republic of China (Invited)

4.55 pm

Prospects of Environmental Management in China Cities • Ms Chen Shankun, President, Guangdong Environmental Sanitation Association

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Programme

5.05 pm

Latest Developments in China’s Water Utilities and Environmental Industry • Mr Zhou Jun, Executive Chairman, SIIC Environment Holdings Ltd

5.15 pm

Battling Industrial &Environmental Pollution • Mr Zhao Lijun, Chairman, Poten Environment

5.25 pm

Nanjing International Water Hub ~ A Platform for Commercialisation of Innovation Water Technologies & Solutions in China • Mr Tan Cheng Guan, Executive Vice-President & Head (Group Business Development & Commercial) of SembCorp Industries and President of Singapore Water Association

5.35 pm

Panel Discussion Moderated by Dr Liu Thai Ker, Chairman, Centre for Liveable Cities Advisory Board • Mr Chen Zhongbo, Deputy Director-General, Centre of Technology and Industrialization Development, Ministry of Housing and UrbanRural Development, People’s Republic of China (Invited) • Ms Chen Shankun, President, Guangdong Environmental Sanitation Association • Mr Zhou Jun, Executive Chairman, SIIC Environmental Holdings Ltd • Mr Zhao Lijun, Chairman, Poten Environment • Mr Tan Cheng Guan, Executive Vice-President & Head (Group Business Development & Commercial) of SembCorp Industries and President of Singapore Water Association

5.55 pm

Closing Remarks • Dr Liu Thai Ker, Chairman, Centre for Liveable Cities Advisory Board

6.00 pm

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Southeast Asia Business Forum Southeast Asia Business Forum Tuesday, 12 July 2016 Grand Ballroom G & H, Level 5, Sands Expo & Convention Centre Covering a land area of 4.46 million1 km2, Southeast Asia hosts almost nine percent of the world’s population with a combined nominal Gross Domestic Product of more than US$2.3 trillion1 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. Southeast Asia Business Forum is the platform for both government officials and utilities leaders to share on policy changes and upcoming projects.

1

Source: ASEAN website (www.asean.org) Time

Programme

3.30 pm

Opening Address • Mr Tan Soon Kim, Assistant Chief Executive Officer, IE Singapore

3.40 pm

Insights to Southeast Asia • Mr Jordan Z. Schwartz, Director, Infrastructure & Urban Development Hub, The World Bank

Session 1: Trends, Challenges and Opportunities in Philippines 3.50 pm

• Mr Ramoncito S Fernandez, Executive Director of Metro Pacific Investments Corporation and President & CEO of Maynilad Water Services Inc.

Session 2: Trends, Challenges and Opportunities in Thailand 4.00 pm

• Mr Sukhumbhand Paribatra, Governor, Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (Invited)

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Programme

Session 3: Trends, Challenges and Opportunities in Myanmar 4.10 pm

• Mr Wong Heang Fine, Group Chief Executive Officer, Surbana Jurong

Session 4: Trends, Challenges and Opportunities in Vietnam 4.20 pm

• His Excellency Major General Nguyen Duc Chung, Chairman, Hanoi People’s Committee

Session 5: Trends, Challenges and Opportunities in Indonesia 4.35 pm

• Ir Tuty Kusumawati, MM, Head of Regional Development Planning Board (BAPPEDA), DKI Jakarta

4.45 pm

Networking Tea

5.00 pm

Panel Discussion Moderated by Professor Simon Tay, Chairman, Singapore Institute of International Affairs • Mr Sukhumbhand Paribatra, Governor, Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (Invited) • His Excellency Major General Nguyen Duc Chung, Chairman, Hanoi People’s Committee • Ir Tuty Kusumawati, MM, Head of Regional Development Planning Board (BAPPEDA), DKI Jakarta • Mr Jordan Z. Schwartz, Director, Infrastructure & Urban Development Hub, The World Bank • Mr Ramoncito S Fernandez, Executive Director of Metro Pacific Investments Corporation and President & CEO of Maynilad Water Services Inc. • Mr Wong Heang Fine, Group Chief Executive Officer, Surbana Jurong

5.50 pm

Questions and Answers

6.00 pm

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Latin America Business Forum Latin America Business Forum Wednesday, 13 July 2016 Grand Ballroom D, Level 5, Sands Expo & Convention Centre By 2050, Latin America is projected to grow to 750 million inhabitants, with UN-Habitat projecting that 90% of these inhabitants will be living in cities. To cater to this trend of increasing urbanisation, investments in infrastructure in Latin America and the Caribbean have been gaining momentum in the past few years; for instance, Chile, Brazil, Peru, Mexico, and Colombia top the list of the most welcoming countries for PPPs in the region1. Externally, Latin America countries have been cultivating relationships between the region and the rest of the world to facilitate trade and investment opportunities2.

This Latin America Business Forum aims to bring together leaders of the region to share on the urban, water, and environmental challenges faced, as well as the upcoming trade opportunities available to address these issues. The forum will look at some of Latin America’s largest economies: Brazil, Mexico and Colombia. The Mexican government’s 2014-2018 National Infrastructure Plan will see public and private investments in infrastructure reach US$590 billion, adding between 1.8 and 2 percentage points to Mexico’s growth rates by 20183. The Brazilian government has announced a new list of planned infrastructure concessions worth US$55 billion to be auctioned off to private sector companies. The Colombian government is aggressively pursuing investments in infrastructure and has announced a US$70 billion infrastructure plan to 2035, including an ambitious Fourth Generation (4G) road infrastructure programme, the largest of its kind in Latin America4. Business leaders familiar with this region will be sharing market trends, opportunities, their experiences and views on doing business in these countries and sectors. http://infrascope.fomin.org http://www.latamcham.org/?page_id=57 http://www.iesingapore.gov.sg/Venture-Overseas/ Browse-By-Market/Americas/Mexico/Country-Information 4 http://www.theworldfolio.com/files/file/report-56bb1f665531e.pdf 1 2 3

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Programme

9.00 am

Introduction/Networking

9.10 am

Welcome Address • Mr Satvinder Singh, Assistant Chief Executive Officer, International Enterprise Singapore

9.15 am

Chairperson’s Address • Ms Usha Rao-Monari, Chief Executive Officer, Global Water Development Partners/ Blackstone Portfolio Company

Session 1: Brazil In-Focus 9.30 am

Insights to the Minas Gerais Structure Plan with Airport City • Mr Raphael Chua Teck Lee, Managing Director (Americas & Russia/CIS Market), Surbana Jurong Pte Ltd

9.40 am

Panel Discussion Moderated by Ms Usha Rao-Monari, Chief Executive Officer, Global Water Development Partners/ Blackstone Portfolio Company • Mr Raphael Chua Teck Lee, Managing Director (Americas & Russia/CIS Market), Surbana Jurong Pte Ltd • Mr Peter Lee Chung Shek, Managing Director, Changi Airport Planners & Engineers • Ms Paula Andrade, Associate Director, Asset Management, Changi Airports International Pte Ltd. (Formerly Coordinator (Foreign Trade), Minas Gerais State Secretariat for Economic Development) • His Excellency Flávio Soares Damico, Brazil Ambassador to Singapore (Invited)

10.00 am

Questions and Answers

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Programme

Session 2: Colombia In-Focus 10.10 am

Opportunities in the Colombia Urban Infrastructure Sector • Mr Sergio Escobar Solórzano, Executive Director, Agency for Cooperation and Investment of Medellín and the Metropolitan Area (ACI)

10.25 am

Questions and Answers

Session 3: Mexico In-Focus 10.35 am

Trends and Opportunities in the Mexican Water Sector • Mr Alejandro Medina Mora Nieto, Deputy Director General for Legal Affairs, CONAGUA (National Water Commission of Mexico)

10.45am

Panel Discussion Moderated by Ms Usha Rao-Monari, Chief Executive Officer, Global Water Development Partners/ Blackstone Portfolio Company • His Excellency Rogelio Granguillhome Morfin, Mexico Ambassador to Singapore • Mr Alejandro Medina Mora Nieto, Deputy Director General for Legal Affairs, CONAGUA (National Water Commission of Mexico) • Mr Oon Chong Howe, Senior Managing Director, Hyflux Ltd

11.05 am

Questions and Answers

11.15 am

Closing Remarks • Ms Usha Rao-Monari, Chief Executive Officer, Global Water Development Partners/Blackstone Portfolio Company

11.30am

Networking

Noon

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India Business Forum India Business Forum Wednesday, 13 July 2016 Expo Hall D, Basement 2, Sands Expo & Convention Centre Come 2030, 40% of India’s population will be living in urban areas and contributing to 75% of GDP. An estimated 400 million are expected to migrate to cities over this period. To meet the challenges that these changes will raise – the pressure it will put 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.

The World Bank estimates that India can expect a growth of over 7%, which puts India ahead of China; the world’s No. 2 economy after the U.S. India’s government is already making a start to balance its economic growth with sustainable development. Recognising that urban centres are engines of growth and employment, India has launched three mega schemes, i.e., 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.

Every Smart City will have six main characteristics – a smart economy, smart mobility, a smart environment, smart living, smart citizens and smart governance. The Housing for All scheme seeks to address India’s commitment to inclusive, sustainable, and affordable homes for its ever growing urban population. The Clean India Mission aims to accomplish the vision of sanitation and solid waste management. Projects planned under AMRUT – water supply, waste management and sewerage, urban transport, social sectors such as healthcare and education, and affordable housing to improve the quality of life for all – will also provide many project opportunities under the public-private partnership model. The National Mission for Clean Ganga aims to ensure effective abatement of pollution and rejuvenation of the river Ganga and to maintain minimum ecological flows in the river Ganga.

This 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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India Business Forum Wednesday, 13 July 2016 Time

Programme

Session 1: Emerging Issues, & Challenges In India 10.00 am

Opening of Forum Ambassador Gopinath Pillai, Chairman of Institute of South Asian Studies; Chairman of Savant Infocomm Pte Ltd and Ambassador at Large/ Special Envoy to Andhra Pradesh, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Republic of Singapore

10.05 am

Keynote Address • Shri Muppavarapu Venkaiah Naidu, Minister Parliamentary Affairs; Urban Development; Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation (Invited)

10.15 am

Smart Cities – Emerging Economies • Shri Ambitabh Kant, Chief Executive Officer (CEO), National Institution for Transforming India (NITI) Aayog (Invited)

10.25 am

Smart Cities – Emerging Economies • Mr Ravi Parthasarathy, Chairman, CII Mission on Smart Cities and Chairman, Infrastructure Leasing & Financial Services Limited

10.35 am

Panel Discussion and Questions & Answers Moderated by Ambassador Gopinath Pillai, Chairman of Institute of South Asian Studies; Chairman of Savant Infocomm Pte Ltd and Ambassador at Large/Special Envoy to Andhra Pradesh, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Republic of Singapore • Shri Muppavarapu Venkaiah Naidu, Minister Parliamentary Affairs; Urban Development; Housing and Urban Poverty Alleviation (Invited)

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India Business Forum Wednesday, 13 July 2016 Time

Programme

10.35 am

• Shri Ambitabh Kant, Chief Executive Officer (CEO), National Institution for Transforming India (NITI) Aayog (Invited) • Mr Ravi Parthasarathy Chairman, CII Mission on Smart Cities and Chairman, Infrastructure Leasing & Financial Services Limited

Session 2: India’s Cities of Opportunities 11.00 am

Opening of Session 2 • Mr Subbu Narayanswamy, Director, Infrastructure Practice, McKinsey & Company, India

11.05 am

The Challenge of India’s Inclusive Growth – Development Aspirations & Investment Opportunities • Mrs Teresa Kho, Country Director for India, Asian Development Bank

11.15 am

Development of Industrial Cities as “Smart Cities” • Shri Alkesh Kumar Sharma, CEO & MD, Delhi Mumbai Industrial Corridor Development Corporation Limited

11.25 am

Ganga Rejuvenation project opportunities • Shri Puskal Upadhyay, Additional Mission Director, National Mission for Clean Ganga (invited)

11.35 am

Towards Sustainable Water Solution - Chennai’s Perspective • Mr Vikram Kapur, IAS, Managing Director, Chennai Metro Water Supply and Sewerage Board

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India Business Forum Wednesday, 13 July 2016 Time

Programme

11.45 am

Panel Discussion and Questions & Answers Moderated by Mr Subbu Narayanswamy, Director, McKinsey & Company, India • Mrs Teresa Kho, Country Director for India, Asian Development Bank • Shri Alkesh Kumar Sharma, CEO & MD, Delhi Mumbai Industrial Corridor Development Corporation Limited • Shri Puskal Upadhyay, Additional Mission Director, National Mission for Clean Ganga (Invited) • Mr Vikram Kapur, IAS, Managing Director, Chennai Metro Water Supply and Sewerage Board

12.10 pm

End

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Smart Water Forum Smart Water Forum Tuesday, 12 July 2016 Expo Hall F, Basement 2, Sands Expo & Convention Centre The Smart Water Forum focuses on technologies involving the realtime collection, processing, analysis and action upon data collected.

Hear case studies from global water technology adopters and service providers, their experience in using these technologies, and how it has resulted in greater efficiency in water resource management, particularly in key areas such as operations, planning and service delivery. Sessions cover the entire water loop – from Watershed Management, to Water Treatment, to Water Distribution Networks, and finally on Cyber Security.

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Smart Water Forum Tuesday, 12 July 2016 Time

Description

2.00 pm

Welcome Address and Introduction • Mr Tan Yok Gin, Deputy Chief Executive (Operations), PUB, Singapore’s National Water Agency

Session 1: Smart Watershed Management Moderated by Ms Jay Iyengar, Chief Innovation & Technology Officer, Xylem Inc. 2.10 pm

This session will explore case studies in the area of real-time water quality monitoring in catchments, urban flood monitoring and storm water management, including how these smart watershed management strategies can unlock value for customers.

• Mr Michiel van Haersma Buma, Chairman, Delfland Region Authority

Session 2: Smart Water Treatment Moderated by Dr Russell Young, Global Chief Technology Officer, Hach 2.50 pm

This session will discuss the benefits of dataanalytics to make better, smart decisions and control points, including tighter process controls to give benefits in the plant process yet maximise yield returns.

• Dr Nick Mills, Head of Wastewater Innovation, Thames Water

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Description

Session 3: Smart Water Distribution Networks Moderated by Mr Thomas Perianu, Senior Vice President (Smart Water), Suez 3.30 pm

This session will cover Advanced Metering Infrastructure & explore the power of “Advanced Solutions” for water networks – to protect water resource, improve operational efficiency of water systems and service-quality to constituents, whilst optimizing capital and operational expenditures.

• Mr Luke Pace, Mechanical Engineer, Malta Water Services Corporation • Mr Jacky Lei, Senior Operations Manager, Macao Water Supply

Session 4: Smart Security Moderated by Ms Shannon Spence, Vice President, Arcadis 4.10 pm

This session will discuss the importance, vulnerability and implications for cyber security and our operations. Case study presentation will demonstrate the need to have clear segregation in areas such as the operations and business networks, and between the control water systems and IT departments.

• Mr Alberto Lazaro, Executive President, Puerto Rico Aqueducts and Sewers Authority

4.50 pm

Networking

5.30 pm

End

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DTSS Phase 2 & IWMF Forum Water-Energy-Waste Nexus: The Singapore Journey Deep Tunnel Sewerage System Phase 2 & Integrated Waste Management Facility Forum Wednesday, 13 July 2016 Expo Hall F, Basement 2, Sands Expo & Convention Centre The Deep Tunnel Sewerage System (DTSS) Phase 2 and the Integrated Waste Management Facility (IWMF) are iconic flagship projects underaken by PUB and NEA respectively in the arena of used water and solid waste management. Both projects have undergone their preliminary engineering design studies and would be embarking on their next phase of project development. The 2.5 hour forum aims to provide more insights to both projects, including co-location synergy aspects between the two facilities. This will be an opportunity for industry players, technology providers, system integrators and academia to network and gather interest in the implementation of the projects.

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DTSS Phase 2 & IWMF Forum Wednesday, 13 July 2016 Time

Programme

9.30 am

Introduction to DTSS Phase 2 & IWMF • Mr Yong Wei Hin, Director (DTSS 2), PUB, Singapore’s National Water Agency & Mr Joseph Boey, Project Director (IWMF), National Environment Agency Overview of DTSS Phase 2 • Mr Yong Wei Hin, Director (DTSS 2), PUB, Singapore’s National Water Agency

9.35 am

DTSS Phase 2- Conveyance and Tuas Water Reclamation Plant (TWRP) • Mr Geoffrey Piggott, Project Director, Black & Veatch + Aecom Joint Venture

9.55 am

DTSS Phase 2 – Technical Video

10.00 am

Overview of IWMF • Mr Joseph Boey, Project Director (IWMF), National Environment Agency

10.05 am

IWMF Design • Mr Geoffrey Piggott, Project Director, Black & Veatch + Aecom Joint Venture

10.15 am

Co-location Synergies of TWRP and IWMF • Mr Geoffrey Piggott, Project Director, Black & Veatch + Aecom Joint Venture

10.25am

Contract packaging and implementation timeline • Ms Woo Lai Lynn, Deputy Director (DTSS 2), PUB, Singapore’s National Water Agency

10.35am

Networking

Noon

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Desalination and Water Reuse Business Forum Desalination and Water Reuse Business Forum Wednesday, 13 July 2016 Expo Hall D, Basement 2, Sands Expo & Convention Centre Desalination and 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.

Buoyed by ongoing developments and emerging energy efficient technologies, desalination and reuse is becoming a viable additional source of water. This is particularly beneficial in regions prone to drought conditions and scarce rainfall, or where access to freshwater is a challenge. Similarly, the rise of effluent being viewed as a precious resource has spurred the growth of the reuse market with wide-ranging impact on the wastewater technology market.

This paradigm shift has sparked growing interest in membrane bioreactor technologies and the adoption of MBR plants globally, particularly in rapidly industrialising countries like China.

The Desalination and Water Reuse Business Forum is jointly organised between PUB and the International Desalination Association, to provide a platform for utilities and technology leaders to gather and share interesting business opportunities and latest technology trend in the desalination and water reuse markets.

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Desalination and Water Reuse Business Forum Desalination and Water Reuse Business Forum Wednesday, 13 July 2016 Expo Hall D, Basement 2, Sands Expo & Convention Centre The first session of the forum will delve into the upcoming desalination and water reuse project opportunities. Major announcements such as Jordan’s US$10 billion red sea-dead sea pipeline and desalination project, Saline Water Conversion Company’s desalination strategies & investment opportunities for new desalination plants (e.g. Rabigh 3, Jeddah 4, Jubail 3 & Haql 3) & rehabilitation of existing plants will be shared at the session. Other projects such as Jaffna desalination plant and America’s Water Reuse initiatives will also be announced at the forum.

The second session of the Forum will showcase successful innovative desalination and water reuse technologies. Technology leaders will shed light on the next generation desalination and reuse technologies such as the Low Energy Desalination, as well as the challenges and solutions for desalination pilot plant powered by renewable energy.

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Desalination and Water Reuse Business Forum Wednesday, 13 July 2016 Time

Programme

2.00 pm

Welcome Address • Dr Emilio Gabbrielli, President, International Desalination Association and Director, Overseas Business Development , Global Sales Water Treatment, Toray

Session 1: Opportunities in Desalination and Water Reuse Markets 2.05 pm

Overview of the Challenges and Opportunities in Desalination and Water Reuse Markets • Mr Leon Awerbuch, President & Chief Technology Officer, Leading Edge Technologies Ltd; Board Director of International Desalination Association (IDA), and Chairman, IDA’s Technical Programme Committee

2.10 pm

The Business Opportunities in Desalination in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia • Eng Abdullah Al-Breakeit, Deputy Governor (Projects and Technical Affair), Saline Water Conversion Corporation

2.20 pm

Water Reuse Project Opportunities in United States • Ms Cindy Wallis-Lage, Board Treasurer, WaterReuse Association & Research Foundation and President (Water Business), Black & Veatch

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2.30 pm

Desalination Project Opportunities in Sri Lanka • Eng Thilina Senani Wijetunge, Deputy General Manager, National Water Supply & Drainage Board

2.40 pm

Closing Remarks for session 1 • Mr Leon Awerbuch, President & Chief Technology Officer, Leading Edge Technologies Ltd; Board Director of International Desalination Association (IDA), and Chairman, IDA’s Technical Programme Committee

2.50 pm

Networking Tea

Session 2: Showcasing of successful Desalination and Water Reuse Technologies/Projects 3.05 pm

Showcase of Low Energy Desalination Technology • Mr Ronald Keating, Chief Executive Officer, Evoqua Water Technologies

3.15 pm

Showcase of Wastewater Treatment and Water Reuse Technologies • Mr Fady Juez, Managing Director, Metito and Board Director of International Desalination Association

3.25 pm

SUEZ: Sustainable Solutions for Desalination and Water Reuse • Mr Miguel Angel Sanz, Director of Strategic Development, SUEZ and Board Director of International Desalination Association

3.35 pm

Masdar’s Renewable Energy Seawater Desalination Programme • Mr Mohammad El Ramahi, Director (Asset Management, Engineering and Operations) Masdar SIWW Programme 2016 • 86

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Showcase of ROPV Technology for Desalination • Ms Hattie Wang, Vice President (Global Market), Harbin ROPV Industry Development Center

3.55 pm

Panel Discussion Moderated by Mr Leon Awerbuch, President & Chief Technology Officer, Leading Edge Technologies Ltd; Board Director of International Desalination Association (IDA) and Chairman, IDA’s Technical Programme Committee • Mr Ronald Keating, Chief Executive Officer, Evoqua Water Technologies • Mr Fady Juez, Managing Director, Metito and Board Director of International Desalination Association • Mr Miguel Angel Sanz, Director of Strategic Development, SUEZ and Board Director of International Desalination Association • Mr Mohammad El Ramahi, Director (Asset Management, Engineering and Operations), Masdar • Ms Hattie Wang, Vice President (Global Market), Harbin ROPV Industry Development Center

4.20 pm

Questions and Answers

4.40 pm

End

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INDUSTRIAL WATER SOLUTIONS FORUM

Industrial Water Solutions Forum Wednesday, 13 July 2016 Heliconia 3404, Level 3, Sands Expo & Convention Centre Major industries such as food and beverage, petrochemicals, power generation 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.

Time

Programme

9.00 am

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.

9.15 am

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 K. Biswas, Distinguished Visiting Professor, Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy Singapore

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Panel Members: • Ms Cindy Havran, Global Discipline Tech Leader for Water Treatment & Reuse, ExxonMobil • Mr David Kiu, Vice President, Sustainable Business and Communications, Unilever • Mr Joel Beauvais, Deputy Assistant Administrator for the Office of Water, United States Environmental Protection Agency • Ms Zita Schellekens, Director, Corporate Relations, Heineken

10.45 am

Tea Break

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11.00 am

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 Panel Members: • Mr Goh Chee Kiong, Executive Director (Cleantech and Cities, Infrastructure & Industrial Solutions), Economic Development Board •

Mr Rony Joseph Palathinkal, Vice President, COO Business Transformation & Execution, Credit Suisse

• Mr Wilson Ang, Executive Director, Global Compact Network Singapore 12.30 pm

Break

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1.30 pm

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 water end users and solution providers 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 Panel Members: • Mr Alan Chan, Asia Pacific Commercial Director, Dow Water & Process Solutions • Mr Heiner Markhoff, President & CEO, GE Water and Distributed Power • Mr Peter Nicol, President, Water Business Group, CH2M • Mr Stephane Boyer, Managing Director, SUEZ Industrial Solutions

3.00 pm

Tea Break

3.15pm

Breakout Session 1 • Track A: Petrochemical Industry • Track B: Food and Beverage Industry

4.15pm

Breakout Session 2 • Track A: Power Generation Industry • Track B: Electronics & Semi-conductor Industry

*Programme updated as of 17 June 2016.

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TECHXCHANGE WORKSHOP

TechXchange Workshop Sunday, 10 July 2016 Cassia Block, Level 3, Sands Expo & Convention Centre The TechXchange at SIWW connects innovators with partners, buyers and investors to accelerate the commercialisation of new water technologies. TechXchange is an exciting one-day event that will foster interactive debate, generate networking opportunities and highlight panel debates, technology presentations and roundtable discussions hosted by industry leaders.

Investors and innovators looking to accelerate the commercialisation of new and innovative water technologies and form strategic partnerships should register.

Time

Programme

8.00 am

1:1 Meeting Session

9.00 am

Welcome Address Mr Harry Seah, Chief Engineering and Technology Officer, PUB, Singapore’s National Water Agency How Singapore supports the commercialisation of innovative technologies throughout the entire water value chain.

9.10 am

Plenary Debate “Is there a lack of good ideas in the market vs a lack of funding” A panel of high profile speakers will debate this key topic in the industry. This exciting interactive debate will involve audience participation through our customised app developed specifically for TechXchange and sponsored by XPV Water Partners.

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9.10 am

Moderator Steven Kloos, Partner, True North Venture Partners Speakers: • Melissa Meeker, Executive Director, WERF • ReinhardHubner, Investment Director, Skion • Piers Clark, Chairman, Isle Utilities • Trevor Hill, CEO, Fathom

10.00 am

Innovation Competition This forum will feature presentations from 7 innovative technologies followed by questions, analysis and debate involving both audience and panel. The audience will take part in this interactive competition as the fourth judge and will have the opportunity to vote for who they believe should will the innovation award.

Innovators: • Syrinix - James Dunning, CEO, UK • Century Water – Eugene Liu, Managing Director, Singapore • Oxymem - Dr. Eoin Syron, CTO, Ireland • Subnero - Manu Ignatius, Project Manager, Singapore • Lighthaus - Choo Chun Keong, General Manager, Singapore • Utilis, Eddy Segal, VP Sales, Israel • Orege, Pascal Gendrot, CEO & Founding Partner, France Judges: • Thierry Mallet, SVP for Innovation, Marketing and Business, Suez • Tim Lam, Managing Director, Isle Singapore • Steven Kloos, Managing Partner, True North Venture Partners

11.00 am

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Technologies as True Solutions to Future Water Security • Trevor Hill, CEO, Fathom

11.45 am

Suez’s perspective of emerging technological trends • Thierry Mallet, SVP for Innovation, Marketing and Business, Suez

12.00 pm

Roundtable Discussions Take part in roundtable discussions hosted by leading industry experts. These sessions are designed to enable you to share ideas, discuss key industry issues and develop business leads.

There are 4 themes led by moderators, who will first provide a 3 minute talk on each theme and related topics before inviting the roundtables to start discussion. Once the discussion closes, the moderator of each theme will re-join the stage.

Selected roundtable hosts will share information on the topics discussed and the moderators will provide feedback to all the delegates.

Theme 1: Accelerating technology development through investment and partnerships This table will discuss best practices globally in structuring partnerships through to the development of incubator programmes. It will analyse the ideal approach to commercialise technologies and whether cooperation between sector players is the key to achieving innovation.

Moderator: • Dave Henderson, Managing Partner, XPV Table Hosts: • Nathan Allen, Executive Director, WaterStart • Hein Molenkamp, Managing Director, Water Alliance • ReinhardHubner, Investment Director, Skion

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Programme

12.00 pm

Theme 2: Smart Data and Operations This table will focus on smart data and the Internet of Things (IoT) in the context of the wider water industry. The participants will discuss everything from how the IoT will revolutionize operations through to how best to integrate SAAS from SME’s into water utilities/industrial clients.

This debate will also look a cyber security and the security risks involved as the industry deploys more powerful smart technologies.

Moderator: • Lorraine Frega, Chief Strategy Officer, Shanghai Wending Environmental Technologies Table Hosts: • Kevin Fisher, Head of Water Treatment, SNWA • Trevor Hill, CEO, Fathom • Martin Shouler, Associate Director, Arup Theme 3: The Resource Revolution This table will discuss whether the private sector can provide investment models that will facilitate the resource revolution and the opportunities for investors in this space. It will also delve into potential transformative innovations that can boost resource supply and productivity while leveraging the water-energy nexus.

Moderator • Andrea Gysin, Managing Director, Ostara Table Hosts: • Piers Clark, Chairman, Isle • Saud Siddique, Executive Chairman, Odyssey Capital and Tigris Infrastructure Partners

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12.00 pm

Theme 4: Membranes for Water Reuse and Drinking Water Treatment This table will focus on new and novel holistic membrane technologies as an enabler for water reuse. It will also look at how water utilities and other industry leaders can work together to overcome public perception of water reuse.

Finally they will discuss whether decentralized water systems is a real opportunity and what this look would like.

Moderator: • Frank Rogalla, Head of Innovation, Aqualia Table Hosts: • David Jellison, Global Business Development Leader, Nanostone • Dr Eoin Syron, Chief Technology Officer, Oxymem • Bertrand Garnier, Technical Director, Suez

1.30 pm

Networking Lunch

2:30 pm

Keynote Talk Enabling global change: How are global water leaders developing frameworks to encourage and incentivise the adoption of new technologies.

Speaker: • Patrica Mulroy, Distinguished Maki Faculty Advisor, Desert Research Institute

2.45 pm

Microsoft’s vision and opportunities for real time data services for water consumers • Mr Ujjwal Kumar, Senior Technical Evangelist, Microsoft

3.00 pm

Coffee Break - 1:1 meeting facility

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3:30 pm

Innovation Competition This forum will feature presentations from 7 innovative technologies followed by questions, analysis and debate involving both audience and panel. The audience will take part in this interactive competition as the fourth judge and who they believe should win the innovation award.

Innovators: • Arvia - David Parocki, Sales Director, UK • Aerofloat - Ray Anderson, Managing Director, Australia • Envirotech & Consultancy, Janet Lee, Managing Director, Singapore • Nanostone, David Jellison, Global Business Development Leader, USA • Environmental Dynamics International, Randall C. Chann, President and CEO, USA • Vienna Water Monitoring, Wolfgang Vogl, CEO, Austria • Muradel, Prof David Lewis, CEO, Australia Judges • Adam Lovell, Executive Director, WSAA • David Henderson, Partner, XPV Water Partners • Lorraine Frega, Chief Strategy Officer, Shanghai Wending Environmental

4.30 pm

How the Venturi portal can work for you • Martin Shouler, Associate Director, Arup

4.45 pm

Innovation Awards Ceremony & Closing Comments • Piers Cark, Chairman, Isle

5.15 pm

1:1 Meeting Facility

*Information accurate as of 15 June 2016. Programme is subject to changes.

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YOUNG WATER LEADERS SUMMIT

Young Water Leaders Summit 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 • CONNECT young water professionals with established business leaders, who serve as role models

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Programme

8.00 am

Breakfast

9.00 am

Welcome by SIWW

9.05 am

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. Following the talk, there will be breakout discussions based on Mr Ovink’s questions.

Session co-organiser: Water Youth Network (WYN)

10.15am

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

11.00 am

Tea Break

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11.15 am

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.

Panellists: • Mr Booky Oren, Chairman and CEO, Booky Oren Global Water Technologies • Dr Kalanithy Vairavamoorthy, Practice Leader for Applied Research, International Water Management Institute • Ms Diane d’Arras, President-elect, IWA & Executive Vice President Water Europe, SUEZ Session co-organiser: International Water Association Young Water Professionals (IWA YWP)

12.45 pm

Lunch Sponsored by International Desalination Association Young Leaders Programme (IDA YLP)

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Time

Programme

2.00 pm

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

Panellist: • Adam Purvis, Co-founder & Director of Power of Youth, The Metta Network Speakers: • David Pong, CEO, Wateroam • Muhammad Wasif Bashir Babar, President, Pakistan Youth Parliament for Water • Karmina Alejandro, Head of Social Media, Maynilad Water Services Session co-organiser: World Youth Parliament for Water (WYPW)

3.30 pm

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

4.30 pm

End of YWLS Day 1

6.00 pm

SIWW Opening Ceremony

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Programme

8.00 am

Morning Coffee & Tea

8.30 am

In-Conversation Jointly held by SIWW, WCS and CESS, the InConversation Session, chaired by Professor Tommy Koh (Ambassador-At-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.

12.45 pm

Tea Break and 1-to-1 Meetings 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.

12.30 pm

Lunch and 1-to-1 Meetings

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Time

Programme

1.45 pm

Lee Kuan Yew World City Prize and Water Prize Lectures (Joint SIWW-WCS-CESS) 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-andanswer session. Topics would cover the challenges and issues associated with cities, water, and the environment.

• 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 - HE Federico Gutiérrez Zuluaga, Mayor of Medellín & Mr Aníba lGaviria Correa, Former Mayor of Medellin

3.00 pm

Hydro Pitch Day Into its second run, the Hydropreneur Programme is a showcase for aspiring global water entrepreneurs. The programme accelerator programme will culminate in an exciting finale at SIWW on Hydro Pitch Day, when the selected Hydropreneurs take centrestage in launching their ventures to a global audience of top water investors, venture capitalists and potential clients.

6.00 pm

End of YWLS Day 2

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Programme

7.45 am

Morning Coffee and Tea

8.00 am

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.

Session Chairperson: Prof Asit K. Biswas, Distinguished Visiting Professor, Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, Singapore; and co-Founder, Third World Centre for Water Management Rapporteur: Cecilia Tortajada, Senior Research Fellow, Institute of Water Policy, Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy, National University of Singapore

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Time

Programme

8.00 am

Speakers: • Peter Brabeck-Letmathe, Chairman of Board, Nestlé S.A. • Venkatesh Kini, President, India & South West Asia, the Coca-Cola Company • Dr David Molden, Director General, International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development • Ng Joo Hee, Chief Executive, PUB Singapore

9.30 am

Tea Break

9.45 am

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.

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Time

Programme

11.15 am

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.

Session Chairperson: 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 • Sean Chiao, President of Asia Pacific, AECOM • Cindy Wallis-Lage, President of Water Business, Black & Veatch • Masagos Zulkifli, Minister for the Environment and Water Resources, Singapore • Greg McIntyre, President, Global Business Groups and President, Water, CH2M

12.45pm

Lunch

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Programme

4.00 pm

Social Programme • City Highlights Tour • YWLS Closing Reception Experience Singapore from where it first started!

If the Singapore River could speak, what would it tell us? The Singapore River was the heart of Singapore’s development from Third World to First. As a centre of trade, commerce and finance, coupled with various communities living along the river, the Singapore River was and still is a melting pot of our multi-cultural and multi-racial living.

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Programme

4.00 pm

As part of Singapore’s plans to be self-sufficient in water needs, the Singapore River underwent a major cleanup and now leads to Marina Reservoir - a fresh water catchment area in the heart of the Central Business District. Take in breathtaking views of the Cityscape and skyline as you enjoy the sights and sounds of Singapore through lovingly restored shop houses and stately buildings such as the Supreme Court and Old Parliament House. The one-hour bumboat ride will also bring you on a learning journey about Singapore’s water story and stories of Singapore pioneers who once lived and worked along the Singapore River.

Organised together with the Singapore Global Network, YWLS delegates will get a chance to explore Singapore through a traditional bumboat ride down the Singapore River. At the end of the trip, the bumboat will alight participants at a venue along the Marina Reservoir for the closing reception of YWLS.

*Information correct as of print 18 June 2016.

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HYDROPRENEUR PROGRAMME

Hydropreneur Programme Hydro Pitch Day (HPD) Monday, 11 July 2016, 3.00pm-6.00pm Expo Hall F, Basement 2, Sands Expo & Convention Centre Into its second run, the HydroPreneur Programme (HPP) is an industry-oriented entrepreneurship programme aimed at accelerating commercialisation and growing a new generation of water entrepreneurs. The gruelling excitement culminates at SIWW Hydro Pitch Day on 11 July 2016, where selected participants will pitch onstage before the world’s top water companies, venture capitalists and incubators.

This six-month intensive training programme imparts business skills and water industry knowledge to aspiring entrepreneurs, through specially designed lectures and open sharing sessions by successful water entrepreneurs. During the six-month HPP, teams will first undergo a 10-week Lean LaunchPad (LLP) programme jointly organised by PUB and NUS Enterprise. Subsequently, teams will undergo an investment pitch workshop in preparation for SIWW Hydro Pitch Day. Join us for the Hydro Pitch Day to learn about exciting technologies and vote for the most promising technology! Also, visit the teams’ booths to interact with budding young water entrepreneurs! Find out more about the teams’ technology via the QR code.

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Time

Programme

3.00 - 3.15 pm

Registration

3.15 - 3.25 pm

Opening Address

3. 25 - 4.40 pm

Pitch 1-7 (5 min presentation, 3 min Q&A)

4.40 - 5.00 pm

Fireside Chat with Dr Steven Kloos

5.00 - 5.10 pm

Announcements of Results and Prize Presentation

5.10 - 6.15 pm

Networking and reception

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