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The Indian Water Works Association (IWWA) is a voluntary body of professionals concerned and connected with water supply for municipal, industrial, agricultural uses and treatment and disposal of wastewater. IWWA focuses basically on the entire "Water Cycle" encompassing the environmental, social, institutional and financing issues.

IWWA was founded in 1968 with headquarters at Mumbai. IWWA has 27 Centres spread across the country and is very active in conducting different activities in the areas of Water Supply and Wasterwater Treatment and Disposal. IWWA has a membership of more than 6500 plus professionals spread all over the country and abroad.

IWWA brings out a quarterly Journal and a bi-monthly newsletter called Mid-stream. Mr. M.M.Kulkarni of MJP Mumbai serves as the Hon. Editor, Midstream of the Journal of IWWA.

:: ANNOUNCEMENT ::

                         7–12 September 2008

  Deadline for submission of papers :15 September 2007

  Notification of programme selections : 15 March 2008

  Deadline for presenters to register : 15 June 2008

The main topics for technical papers :
• water resources and river basin management
• water treatment
• wastewater treatment
• design and operation of water systems
• managing and planning water services
• health and the environment.

Cross-cutting themes

• Climate change in practice: adaptively managing impacts on water
•The science and practice of sustainable development
• managing urban water metabolism in cities in an IWRM context.

  For more info visit:
1. www.iwa2008vienna.org
2. www.iwahq.org.uk