| Each
year IWA organises and sponsors many specialised conferences
and seminars on a wide variety of topics in water
and sanitation management in locations worldwide.
Its initiatives include development of local action
plans, strengthening regional networks
and advocacy on pragmatic pathways to the
provision of sustainable water and sanitation services in
developing countries.
The
conference aims to promote effective and sustainable
approaches to water and wastewater management through
decentralised community involvement and capacity
building. It provides an interntational forum at
which researchers and professionals working in water and wastewater
research, technology and management can share their
research. This particular conference programme will
also include the visits to the cities of Nepal.
 Call
for Papers: Themes
- On
site waste water systems
- Rain
water collection and management
- Compact
aerobic treatment systems
- Composing
systems for waste management
-
Village and rural water supply options
- Improved
Septic systems
- Regulative
framework for decentralised systems.
- Governance
for decentralised systems
- Community
Participation
- International
agencies and provision of sanitation.
- Case
studies in decentralised systems
- Ecological
sanitation
- Economic
aspects of Decentralised Systems.
- The
management of liquid effluents.
- Village
andrural water supply and wastewater options
- On-site
bacteriological test of wate
Submission
Details
Please send your contributions to Ishan
Regmi at: ishanregmi@hotmail.com
Location
The
conference, exhibition and workshop will be held at the Birendra
International Convention centre in Kathmandu, Nepal.
Kathmandu, a historical and World heritage city is situated
in central part of Nepal.
Dates
and Deadlines
- May
2009- Abstract Submission Deadline
- 30
June 2009- Submission Acceptance
- 31
August 2009- Submission of Full Paper
- 10
November 2009 - Welcome Reception
- 11
November 2009 - Conference Session
- 12
November 2009 - Conference Dinner
- 13
November 2009 - Technical Tours
- 14
November 2009 - Workshop
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