About the event
Achieving social economic growth through water and sanitation development
The East African region is historically rich in water with healthy rivers, lakes and dams providing a bountiful raw water supply. Lake Victoria alone boasts 68 800 square km and 2750 cubic km of water. But in recent decades varying rainfall patterns and climate change have increased drought stricken areas and floods in others.
Added to the water sectors challenges are increasing populations, displaced persons and urban growth impacting on aging water sector infrastructure and the capacity to deliver water and sanitation in line with the Millennium Development goals. This calls for proactive water management techniques and use of applicable technology, as well as strategic managerial authority and funding of infrastructure development.
It is against this backdrop that the Water Utilities East Africa is focused on providing water professionals with a platform for discussion, learning and networking on strategic water management and technical aspects.
Featured at Water Utilities East Africa 2012
- Preconference training workshop on integrated water meter management
- Plenary session on funding infrastructure development and PPP frameworks
- Two day conference sessions showcasing case studies and best practices in:
- Prepaid metering
- Reduction of non-revenue water
- Wastewater treatment solutions
- Legislation and policy
- Due diligence and operational strategies
Water Utilities East Africa 2012 will demonstrate how your utility can optimise performance through funding for infrastructure development, on-going maintenance, resource management and technology tools to reduce non-revenue water, improve service delivery and revenue collection. Whether you are a water industry veteran or a professional newcomer to this exciting field, interaction with peers and industry thought leaders at Water Utilities East Africa 2012 will reveal market proven best practices.
Download the 2011 programme to see what the Water Utilities East Africa offered you last year
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Water Utilities East Africa 2011 hosted industry leaders over three days with a focus on issues shaping the water industry in east Africa. Non-revenue water, mobile money, reliable delivery, new revenue streams were some of the opportunities covered.
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Who you will meet
Sponsorship & Exhibition opportunities at Water Utilities East Africa 2012
Boosting investor confidence in water infrastructure development
By sponsoring or exhibiting, you will optimise your visibility and generate extensive brand awareness, and showcase your products. Water Utilities East Africa 2012 provides a major networking platform for decision makers and professionals looking to gain access to one of Africa’s most lucrative strategic investment hubs.
Download 2012 Water Utilities East Africa Prospectus,
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Why attend?
- Participate in the training workshop facilitated by industry leaders
- Engage directly with international and regional funders who offer both investment and logistic expertise
- Network with east African professionals and peers in the water sector; it is through this type of face-to-face conversation that discoveries are made
- Gain perspectives on the state of the industry as well as emerging trends and opportunities
- Update yourself on policies and regulations driving the east African water utility sector
- Discover the role you can play in developing the east African water industry
- Increase your technological knowledge by visiting our exhibition
- Benefit from the plenary opening and closing sessions hosting industry-elite speakers involved in power infrastructure development from key government, utility and private sector
Contact us
Spintelligent (Pty) Ltd
P.O Box 321
Steenberg
7947, South Africa
Phone: +27 21 700 3500
Fax: +27 21 700 3501
Programme contact: Nicolette Pombo-van Zyl
Exhibiting/sponsoring information, contact: Ade Yesufu
Registration information, contact: Jimina Morris
Marketing and partnership opportunities, contact: Rue Limekhaya
