INDUSTRIAL AND MUNICIPAL WASTE WATER MANAGEMENT is an Exhibition and Conference for water development, water recycling ,water business and wastewater Technologies and water re usage for human and safe environmental health, Hence, it’s a platform and global gathering of water stakeholders and expert to discuss the way forward for the water sector.
Speaking with some media in Abuja, Hon. Buchi George, the president of Globe chamber of Commerce (GCCI) said, The INDUSTRIAL AND MUNICIPAL WASTE WATER MANAGEMENT will be one of the biggest Exhibition and Conference for water development, water recycling, water business and wastewater Technologies and water re usage for human and safe environmental health, a platform and global gathering of water stakeholders and expert discussing water sector.
Adding that WORLD WATER SUMMIT AND EXPO AND WORLD AQUA TECHNOLOGY AND DAM DEVELOPMENT FORUM are all in one program of Globe Chamber Of Commerce and Industry.
“So, our first objective on the conference is to inform and sensitize all stakeholders on the progress made, by highlighting the program features,” he said.
Features and highlight of the program will not exclude:
- five full days of high-quality talks from industry-leading, water stakeholders, government and authority, professionals and practitioners and delegation
- A rich diversity of over 5000 wastewater sector attendees and participants
- Ample networking opportunities (2+ hours per day) for informal exchange of news and ideas, and building business relationships
- An exhibition hall showcasing the latest technologies and wastewater services
- All experts relaxed evening and after program at the conference venue And business dinner
A display of novel research on water waste DURING INDUSTRIAL AND MUNICIPAL WASTE WATER MANAGEMENT FORUM
- Net Zero Carbon & The Circular Economy
- Natural Solutions
- Emerging Contaminants
- Point Source Pollution Control
- Network Management
- Phosphorus
- Process Optimization
- The program included 25+ speakers and 5 session streams spanning a wide range of technical sessions. The program offers something for everyone with an interest in water business development, hydro power, aqua technology. wastewater treatment and purification technology .
- Listen to regulators and government bodies on expectations for wastewater treatment and infrastructure
- Gain insight from international case studies helping the world solve its biggest challenges efficiently
- Explore how the industry can optimize assets and processes to minimize environmental harm
- Choose to attend some specific day or both days to personalize your experience
- Discover emerging technologies and innovations improving CSO monitoring and performance of assets and treatment works
- Demystify different approaches to wastewater treatment and the role of nature-based solutions through industry case studies
“We’ll also be looking at Water Business, Water based Infrastructure Development, Water experts and professionals training, global Networking, knowledge and experience sharing and technology transfer, innovations and technology solutions as part of panelist discussions”. He added
“Secondly, in addition to the features, we’ll also highlight the challenges and how we are going to overcome these challenges; and we are also going to share the best practices and innovations in as regards water management. He added.
“Water is the primary resource ensuring the existence of all life on Earth. Although having access to water, sanitation, and hygiene is a fundamental human right, billions of people everyday struggle to get even the most basic amenities”.
“We have a pressing water crisis that is unfolding as we speak. So we will use the conference to address the immediate concerns and how we can get water supply to our people,”
“You know, some good percent of the population still do not have any access to clean and the benefits which that provides. So we have to address that frantically.
“But going forward, there has to be a steadfast effort as well, looking at the mid-term, long-term plans”. He assert
“Finally, we will discuss how we can stimulate global economic growth and development through the use, adequacy and availability of water for all to use.” He concluded.
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