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The Indo-German
Water network aims to:
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provide water supply and wastewater
disposal for humans and industrial purpose regarding to people’s
health, economical development and environmental protection.
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integrate Indian and German
know-how in these areas and adapt German solutions to the special
needs of Indian partners.
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identify potential fields for
co-operations and areas for joint research activities between partners
in India.
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establish Indo-German projects in the field
of communal and industrial water supply and wastewater disposal work.
We are very
glad to invite you to our workshop in Bangalore, 24-25 April 2009 at Karnataka State
Pollution Control Board or in Chennai,
28-30 April 2009 at the CES Anna University. The workshops
are designed as a contact and
discussion platform between potential Indian partners and the INDO-GERMAN
WATER network in order to set up new bilateral co-operations.
We therefore intent to present the capabilities and existing experiences
of the INDO-GERMAN WATER network at the workshop and are very much looking
forward to a following active discussion
among all participants and/or a presentation
of your own activities/expertise and on the possibilities for a future co-operation
between your organization and the INDO-GERMAN WATER network.
We would be
glad to welcome you at the workshop that is free of participant fee! If
you should know any other institution, company or person that should be
informed or invited for the workshop, please don’t hesitate and give us
the contact details or directly forward this invitation letter.
Following
special working areas of the INDO-GERMAN WATER NETWORK could among others
be discussed at the workshop:
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Design of water and wastewater systems
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Rehabilitation of water and
wastewater systems
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Computer simulation of urban
drainage systems (e.g. for design purposes or to prevent flooding in
settlement areas)
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Environmental technologies and sustainable development
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Water recycling
and reuse
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Treatment of water for potable use and wastewater treatment
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Technical training and knowledge transfer
Another point of
interest is the examination of the possibilities to obtain financial
support for joint-projects from international organizations, Indian
institutions/GoI or German partners and a discussion of your experiences regarding
local procurement directives, the procurement processes and the involved
institutions of public tenders in India.
For further
information please contact Dr. Martina Scheer at info@indo-german-water.net, call
us directly ++49 8321 786726 or send a fax to ++49 8709 94048.
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Workshop Bangalore
24-25 April
2009
at Karnataka State Pollution Control
Board (KSPCB)
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Workshop Chennai
28-30 April
2009
at CES Anna University
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Agenda
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