KOREA INTERNATIONAL WATER WEEK 2018
September 12 - 15, 2018 │EXCO, Daegu, Rep. of Korea
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Introduction
Korea International Water Week 2018 Water Partnership for Sustainable Development
The Korea International Water Week (KIWW) 2018, the third edition of KIWW, aims to lead the global water community to contribute to achieving the new global paradigm, United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Last year, 16,000 entries from 70 countries including 25 World Water Leaders and 68 corporations participated in the KIWW. The KIWW serves as an effective platform for water experts and all stakeholders including governments, international organizations, industry, academia and civil society to share practical technologies and insightful ideas and to forge a network.
As the representative follow-up of the 7th World Water Forum, KIWW 2018 will provide a plenty of programs and events focusing on four main pillars; Global Leadership for SDGs, Implementation of Solutions, Social/Economic Value Creation, and Knowledge Sharing/Capacity Building. These programs include Water Leaders’ Round Table (WLRT), World Water Partnership (WWP), World Water Challenge (WWCH), TIP Platform (Technology, Implementation, and Policy Platform), Water Business Forum (WBF), Korea Junior Water Prize (KJWP) and other various distinguished programs. Throughout the KIWW 2018, you will have a chance to exchange experiences and knowledge with world water leaders and discuss strategies regarding global water-related challenges.
This year, KIWW 2018 will be held from Sep. 12th to 15th in Daegu Metropolitan City, one of the most popular industrial and cultural centers in Korea. Daegu was also one of the co-hosts cities of the 7th World Water Forum. Daegu provides diverse tourist destinations including historic sites with its long and ancient history and cultural attractions where you can enjoy contemporary art in the 70s as well.
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대한민국 국제물주간 2018 오신 것을 진심으로 환영합니다
Welcome to Korea International Water Week 2018
Global Leadership for SDGs Implementation of Solution
• Water Leaders’ Round Table • TIP Platform • World Water Partnership (Technology, Implementation, and Policy Platform) rd • World Water Challenge 2018 • The 3 Water Environment Policy Forum 2018 • World Water Cities Forum 2018 • International Seminar for Progress of Integrated Environmental Management • Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) Policy • International Water Environment Forum
Economic & Knowledge Sharing Social Value Creation / Capacity Building • 11th Water Business Forum • Water Partner Square (Global Business Matching) • Water Culture and Citizen Forum • 2018 International Water Industry Business • Korea Junior Water Prize (KJWP) 2018 Workshop • 2018 5th Water Environment Policy • 2018 Forum for Sustainable Inclusive & Technology Contest Growth in the Water Industry • EXPO
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Date
Sep. 12(Wed) – 15(Sat), 2018
Venue Exco, Daegu, Republic of Korea
Host •Ministry of Environment, Republic of Korea •Daegu Metropolitan City, Republic of Korea •K-water, Republic of Korea
Organizer
Korea Water Forum
Objectives
•To follow up the results and achievements of the 7th World Water Forum •To identify and build an effective water partnership for sustainable development •To provide practical solutions by strengthening bonds between water networks •To enhance public awareness on water via various activities •To catalyze interaction of stakeholders in water industry
Theme
Water Partnership for Sustainable Development
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KIWW Governance
Steering Committee Co-Chairpersons Eunkyung Kim, Minister, Ministry of Environment Youngjin Kwon, Mayor, Daegu Metropolitan City Committee Members Jungmoo Lee, President, Korea Water Forum Haksoo Lee, CEO, K-water
Executive Committee Chairperson Seungho Lee, Deputy Mayor, Daegu Metropolitan City Committee Members Hajoon Park, Assistant Minister, Ministry of Environment, Rep. of Korea Bongjae Kim, Vice CEO, K-water
Advisory Committee Kusum Athukorala, Chair, GWP Sri Lanka Jiyong Choi, Professor, Seoul National University Callum Clench, Executive Director, IWRA John Etgen, Senior Vice President, Project WET Foundation Kunyeun Han, Professor, Kyungpook National University Junhaeng Heo, Professor, Yonsei University, President, Korea Water Resources Association Xavier Ledlaive, Administrateur Principal, OECD Jungsu Lee, Secretary General, Korea Climate & Environment Network Seungho Lee, Professor, Korea University Shunhwa Lee, Professor, Yeongnam University Hyunje Oh, President, Korea Society of Water & Wastewater Nidal Salim, Director, GIWEH Dongil Seo, Professor, Chungnam National University Lennart Silvis, Member Board, Netherland Water Partnership Simon Tay, Chairman, Singapore Institute of International Affairs (SIIA) Hyoseop Woo, Professor, Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology, Chair of KIWW Advisory Committee Iktae Yeom, Professor, Sungkyunkwan University *Family name in alphabetical order Secretariat Korea Water Forum
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Welcome to Korea International Water Week 2018
Introduction 02 Overview 04 KIWW Governance 05 Program at a glance 08 Floor Plan 10 Program Day 1 12 Program Day 2 47 Program Day 3 80 Site Tour 93 Accommodation 96 EXPO 97 Water Partner Square 98 Transportation 99 General Information 108 Surrounding Information 110 Contact Information 114 Program at a대한민국 g 국제물주간lance 2018 (KIWW 2018) At a glance
지속가능발전을 위한 글로벌 리더십 해결책의 실행 경제적 기회 & 사회적 가치 창출 지식 공유, 대국민인식증진, 역량개발 전체 프로그램 점심시간 (고위급, 7차 세계물포럼 후속) (팁 플랫폼) (물산업 비즈니스 프로그램) (시민, 물교육 프로그램)
Date/ Venue 09:00~ 09:30~ 10:00~ 10:30~ 11:00~ 11:30~ 12:00~ 12:30~ 13:00~ 13:30~ 14:00~ 14:30~ 15:00~ 15:30~ 16:00~ 16:30~ 17:00~ 17:30~ 18:00~ 18:30~ Time 09:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 13:00 13:30 14:00 14:30 15:00 15:30 16:00 16:30 17:00 17:30 18:00 18:30
5F 오디토리움 통합물관리 정책 컨퍼런스
그랜드 개회식 환영만찬 볼룸A 워터리더스 월드워터 306 AB 라운드테이블 파트너십
314 2018년 제3차 물환경정책포럼
320 AB 코리아 주니어 워터프라이즈 2018
물문화시민포럼 3F 321 A (통합물관리 유역협의체 구성 및 E 운영과제) Sep. 12 X (Wed.) C 2018 지속가능한 O 321 B 물산업 동반성장 발전 포럼 팁 플랫폼 팁 플랫폼 322 A (아시아물위원회) (K-water) 팁 플랫폼 322 B (국립 스마트 워터 그리드 연구단)
323 AB 2018 국제 물산업 비즈니스 워크숍
물문화시민포럼 2F 211 (2018 청소년 물 토크콘서트)
1F 전시홀 3 엑스포, 워터 파트너스퀘어
5F 504 제2차 물환경 국제포럼(비공개)
팁 플랫폼 물문화시민포럼 팁 플랫폼 그랜드 (유네스코 물 안보 및 지속가능 (에디오피아 (물속 신종유해물질, 볼룸A 물 관리 국제연구교육센터 행정 대학교) 어떻게 대응해야 하나) & 유네스코 아시아태평양지역 과학뷰로)
물환경관리기술 314 제11차 워터비즈니스포럼 발전 방안 세미나
315 월드워터챌린지 2018 E 팁 플랫폼 팁 플랫폼 Sep. 13 X 팁 플랫폼 (Thur.) C 3F 322 A (K-water 연구원 & (유네스코 아시아태평양지역 (일본물포럼) O 글로벌녹색성장기구) 과학뷰로)
팁 플랫폼 팁 플랫폼 팁 플랫폼 322 B (국제수자원협회) (서울대학교) (공주대학교)
팁 플랫폼 (대구광역시) 323 AB (2018 세계물도시포럼 연계)
325 세계물도시포럼 2018
1F 전시홀 3 엑스포, 워터 파트너스퀘어
그랜드 폐회식 볼룸A
314 제11차 워터비즈니스포럼
315 2018 제5회 대학생 물환경 정책 ● 기술 공모전
321 A 물문화시민포럼 E 3F (물과 성에 대한 Sep. 14 X 새로운 시각 토크 콘서트) (Fri.) C 321 B O
팁 플랫폼 322 A (인도네시아 녹색 활동 포럼)
팁 플랫폼 팁 플랫폼 322 B (국제수자원협회 & K-water) (테헤란 대학교)
1F 전시홀 3 엑스포, 워터 파트너스퀘어
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2018 Korea International Water Week (KIWW 2018) At a glance
Global Leadership for SDGs Implementation of Solution Economic & Social Value Creation Knowledge Sharing/Capacity Building Plenary Program (High Level Session, Lunch (TIP Platform) (Water Industry Business Program) (Citizen, Water Education Program) 7th World Water Forum follow up)
Date/ Venue 09:00~ 09:30~ 10:00~ 10:30~ 11:00~ 11:30~ 12:00~ 12:30~ 13:00~ 13:30~ 14:00~ 14:30~ 15:00~ 15:30~ 16:00~ 16:30~ 17:00~ 17:30~ 18:00~ 18:30~ Time 09:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 13:00 13:30 14:00 14:30 15:00 15:30 16:00 16:30 17:00 17:30 18:00 18:30 Integrated Water Resources 5F Auditorium Management (IWRM) Policy Conference Welcome Grand Opening Ceremony Ballroom A Reception Water Leaders' World Water 306 AB Round Table Partnership
314 The 3rd Water Environment Policy Forum 2018
320 AB Korea Junior Water Prize 2018
Water Culture and Citizen Forum 3F 321 A (Cooperation for IWRM and E Watershed Management) Sep. 12 X (Wed.) C 2018 Forum for Sustainable O 321 B Inclusive Growth in the Water Industry
TIP Platform TIP Platform 322 A (Asia Water Council) (K-water)
TIP Platform 322 B (National Smart Water Grid Research Group)
323 AB 2018 International Water Industry Business Workshop
Water Culture and Citizen Forum 2F 211 (2018 Youth "Water" Talk Concert)
Exhibition EXPO, Water Partner Square 1F Hall 3
International Water 5F 504 Environment Forum(Closed) TIP Platform TIP Platform Water Culture and Citizen Forum Grand (UNESCO i-WSSM & UNESCO (Ethiopian Civil Service (How to deal with Ballroom A Regional Science Bureau for University) new toxic substance in water?) Asia and the Pacific) International Seminar 314 11th Water Business Forum for Progress of Integrated Environmental Management
315 World Water Challenge 2018 E Sep. 13 X TIP Platform TIP Platform TIP Platform (Thur.) C 3F 322 A (K-water Institute & (UNESCO Regional Science Bureau O Global Green Growth Institute) for Asia and the Pacific) (Japan Water Forum)
TIP Platform TIP Platform TIP Platform 322 B (International Water (Seoul (Kongju National University) Resources Association) National University)
TIP Platform (Daegu Metropolitan City) 323 AB (In conjunction with World Water Cities' Forum 2018)
325 World Water Cities Forum 2018
Exhibition 1F Hall 3 EXPO, Water Partner Square
Grand Closing Ballroom A Ceremony
314 11th Water Business Forum
315 2018 5th Water Environment Policy & Technology Contest
321 A Water Culture and Citizen Forum E 3F Sep. 14 X (The rising tide: A new look at (Fri.) C 321 B water and gender) O TIP Platform 322 A (Indonesian Green Action Forum) TIP Platform (International Water TIP Platform 322 B Resources Association & (University of Tehran) K-water)
Exhibition 1F Hall 3 EXPO, Water Partner Square
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Floor Plan
1st Floor
Exhibition Hall 3
Sep. 12 - 14 EXPO Water Partner Square
Registration Desk
Gate 4
2nd Floor
Sep. 12 211 Water Culture and Citizen Forum "2018 Youth "Water" Talk Concert"
Medical Room Prayer Room KIWW Secretariat Stairs Escalator
Speaker’s Room Press Room Restroom Lunch Hall Elevator
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3rd Floor
Sep. 12 Opening Ceremony Welcome Reception Sep. 13 TIP Platform(Ethiopian Civil Service University) Water Culture and Citizen Forum "How to deal with new toxic substance in water?" TIP Platform(UNESCO i-WSSM & UNESCO Regional Science Bureau for Asia and the Pacific) Sep. 14 Closing Ceremony
Sep. 12 The 3rd Water Environment Policy Forum 2018 th Sep. 12 TIP Platform(Asia Water Council) Sep. 13 11 Water Business Forum TIP Platform(K-water) International Seminar for Progress of Integrated Environmental Management Sep. 13 TIP Platform(K-water Institute & Global Green Growth Institute) th TIP Platform(UNESCO Regional Science Bureau for Asia and the Pacific) Sep. 14 11 Water Business Forum TIP Platform(Japan Water Forum) Sep. 14 TIP Platform(Indonesian Green Action Forum)
Grand Ballroom B Sep. 12 TIP Platform(National Smart Water Grid Research Group) 314 Sep. 13 TIP Platform(International Water Resources Association) Lunch Hall TIP Platform(Seoul National University) TIP Platform(Kongju National University) Secretariat 306 Sep. 14 TIP Platform(International Water Resources Association & K-water) Grand Ballroom A AB Tip Platform(University of Tehran) Speakers’ Room Sep. 14 Water Culture and Citizen Forum "The rising tide: A new look at water and gender" 315 Press Room Prayer Room Sep. 12 2018 International Water Industry Business Workshop Sep. 13 TIP Platform(Daegu Metropolitan City) Cloak Room (In conjunction with World Water Cities’ Forum 2018) 321AB
320AB 321A 321B 322 322 323AB A B
Sep. 13 World Water Challenge 2018 Sep. 14 2018 5th Water Environment Policy Sep. 12 2018 Forum for Sustainable 325 Sep. 12 Korea Junior Water Prize 2018 & Technology Contest Inclusive Growth in the Water Industry
Sep. 12 Water Culture and Citizen Forum Sep. 12 Water Leaders' Round Table "Cooperation for IWRM and Watershed Management" Sep. 13 World Water Cities Forum 2018 World Water Partnership
5th Floor
Sep. 13 504 International Water Environment Forum(Closed)
Auditorium
Sep. 12 Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) Policy Conference
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Program
Day 1 Sep. 12(Wed) Programs Time Room Floor Page
Opening Ceremony 10:00-11:40 Grand Ballroom A 3F 13 *Open to all TIP Platform 13:00-14:30 322 A 3F 20 (Smart Water Management Special Session) Korea Junior Water Prize 2018 13:00-18:00 320 AB 3F 21 The 3rd Water Environment Policy Forum 2018 14:00-18:00 314 3F 24 Water Leaders' Round Table 14:00-15:30 306 AB 3F 25 Water Culture and Citizen Forum 14:00-16:30 211 2F 30 (2018 Youth “Water” Talk Concert) 2018 International Water Industry 14:00-18:00 323 AB 3F 31 Business Workshop TIP Platform (Environmental and Social Issues 15:30-17:40 322 A 3F 33 and Safeguard in Developing Water Resources) TIP Platform (The Latest Global Trend of SWG 15:30-18:00 322 B 3F 34 Technology and its Market ) Integrated Water Resources Management 15:00-18:00 Auditorium 5F 36 (IWRM) Policy Conference World Water Partnership 16:00-17:30 306 AB 3F 38 Water Culture and Citizen Forum (Cooperation for IWRM and Watershed 16:00-18:00 321 A 3F 41 Management) 2018 Forum for Sustainable Inclusive 16:30-18:00 321 B 3F 43 Growth in the Water Industry
Welcome Reception 18:30-20:00 Grand Ballroom A 3F - *Invitees only Water Culture and Citizen Forum Grand Ballroom A (Exhibition: "The Wonderful of Water 10:00-18:00 3F 44 Hallway Conservation Cultures") Water Culture and Citizen Forum Grand Ballroom A (Exhibition: "Water Education for the Future 13:00-18:00 3F 45 Hallway Generation") EXPO / Water Partner Square 10:00-17:00 Exhibition Hall 3 1F 98
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Program Details Plenary Program
Opening Ceremony 개회식
•Date / Time September 12(Wed) / 10:00-11:40 •Venue Grand Ballroom A, EXCO
The opening ceremony officially opens the Korea International Water Week(KIWW) 2018. KIWW three year- overarching theme has been "Water Partnership for Sustainable Development" since 2016. As the 'sustainability' and 'partnership' are the key words of the 'Sustainable Development Goals(SDGs)', KIWW is the a place to improve the water management and development, and to contribute achieving SDGs through discussing the global water challenges and sharing their knowledge and experiences. With this theme, KIWW has been serving as a communication channel among all stakeholder(heads of delegation of governments, agencies, corporations, civil society, international organizations, citizens, and corporations) and networking platform for designing concrete and feasible implementation of solutions. Starting from the opening address by the Minister of Environment, Republic of Korea, the co-hosts, Mayor of Daegu Metropolitan City and the CEO of K-water, Republic of Korea welcome the distinguished guests and participants to KIWW2018. The high-level decision makers congratulate the opening and success of KIWW2018. A renowned persons keynotes, Prof. Benedito Braga, the president of World Water Council expresses his views on the importance of Water Partnership for sustainable development. The KIWW Advisory Committee share ideas on significance of KIWW and achievements of major programs under the theme of 'Water Partnership for Sustainable Development'.
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Program Time Contents Speakers/Participants 10:00~10:05 (05‘) Opening 10:05~10:08 (03‘) Opening Remark 10:08~10:15 (07‘) Opening Performance KIWW 2018 ‘Water Partnership for Sustainable 10:15~10:20 (05‘) Development’ Video Clip
Ms. Eunkyung Kim, Minister, Ministry of Environment Mr. Youngjin Kwon, Mayor, Daegu Metropolitan City 10:20~10:35 (15‘) Opening Address Mr. Haksu Lee, CEO, K-water Mr. Amadou Mansour Faye, Minister, Senegal Ms. Jisuk Bae, Chair, Daegu City Coucil Congress
Prof. Benedito Braga, 10:35~10:50 (15‘) Keynote Speech President, World Water Council 10:50~11:00 (10‘) Commemorative Photography Prof. Hyoseop Woo Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology, Chair of KIWW Advisory Committee Ms. Jungsu Lee, General Secretary, Korea Climate and Environment Network Prof. Dongil Seo, Panel Discussion–KIWW Initiatives Professor, Chungnam National 11:00~11:30 (30‘) University Prof. Kunyeun Han, Professor, Kyungpook National University Prof. Seungho Lee, Professor, Korea University Mr. Callum Clench, Executive Director, IWRA Dr. Nidal Salim, Director, GIWEH 11:30~11:40 (10‘) Closing
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TIP Platform (Technology, Implementation and Policy Platform) 팁 플랫폼 •Date / Time September 12(Wed) - 14(Fri) •Venue Grand Ballroom A, 322 A, 322 B, 323 A, 323 B (3F)
Outline Current and future water solutions are highly dependent on the use of scientific research, new technologies and innovation processes. The challenges for water resource management are complex, which include rapid urbanization, population growth, climate change, industrialization, a surge of energy demand, disaster impacts, water-energy-food nexus and massive pollution of water, soil and air. Many of them form the basis for the discussions of global community around the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). In the whole process, policy making process and development considering science and technologies became more important and the linkage between two pillars, technology and policy, will be the key to making implementation possible for all actors. Science and technology and its ties with policy making do not appear to tackle all the mounting challenges in the water sector. These circumstances signify the urgency for ground-breaking and brand-new commitment from the perspectives of technology and policy simultaneously so as to make good practices.
In this sense, TIP Platform seeks to be based upon three core key words: • Technology in Feasibility study, Design, Construction, Operation, Maintenance, Monitoring, Treatment, Restoration, ICT including Artificial Intelligence (AI), Big Data, etc. • Policy linked with technologies and implementation promoting efficiency, sustainability, partnership, governance, green economy, culture, and environment • Implementation by sharing best practices, strategies, and the processes based on well- defined policies and both appropriate and developed technologies
TIP Platform focuses on five areas below where science and technology provides a major opportunity to innovate water resources management and environmental security, simultaneously, where the development of relevant policy offers socio-economic opportunities and supports the process of technological application and its development.
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• Focus 1: Smart Water Management
Keywords: Urban Water, Agricultural Water, Industrial Water, Water Disaster, Floods and Droughts, Water related Big Data Smart water management with the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) is an essence of efficient, safe and sustainable and smart water management and one of the dominated and rapidly changed technologies used in a variety of fields in our current life. The technology has quickly evolved that it might become obsolete without being sufficiently applied to various processes of water management. The scope of ICT application has been limited to the remote data acquisition and sending for monitoring and control of the system, but now many innovative technologies such as mobile technology, internet of things, big data, and augmented reality become available for the application to water management. New applications and best practices of those technologies concerning water resources management are necessary for raising issues.
• Focus 2: Water Recycling and Reuse
Keywords: Sustainability, Climate Change, Green Infrastructure, Carbon Emission, Energy Recovery, Resilience, Wastewater Treatment, Water Reuse Water recycling can contribute to enhancing the sustainability of the global water and environment, which suffers from climate change, excessive carbon emission and energy consumption, water deficit, and floods. It is a series of processes of reusing treated wastewater for industrial processes, agricultural and landscape irrigation, toilet flushing, and ground water recharge. The challenges associated with the water recycling and reuse can be wastewater technologies, legal and regulatory preparation, and social agreement. Efficient and appropriate technologies are required for diverse purposes of water use. It is also inevitable to set up relevant laws and regulations and forms a social consensus concerning the recycling and reuse process in the implementation.
• Focus 3: Water for Socio-economic Development
Keywords: Water Resources Management, Ecosystem, Economic Valuation of Water, Opportunities for Green Job Socio-economic development is closely related to water resources development and management due to the complicated interactions between water and human activities. Water serves as an indispensable resource and a positive or negative function for socio-economic development such as social and economic resource, a media for energy generation, and natural amenity and flood and disease transmission through water-borne diseases. The pervasive characteristic of those functions attribute to creating such an intricate relationship between water and socio-economic development. The related issues on water for socio-economic development include the assessment of the social, economic and environmental impacts, land use, adoption of an integrated approach, effective communications in the socio-economic process, adaptive decision-making and implementation for socio-economic demands, and incorporation of social issues and values into decision making process.
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• Focus 4: Water Governance and Partnership
Keywords: Trans-boundary Water Issues, Public Policies, Sound Water Governance, Gap Bridging with Science and Technologies Water governance is important in developing and managing water resources, and contributes to tangible public policies and implementation through a shared responsibility across all stakeholders, based on effectiveness, efficiency, participation and trust. The stakeholders include policy-makers, government agencies, water industry, civil society and NGOs, who play an important role in enhancing the water resources management towards equity, economic efficiency, and environmental sustainability. The integrated water resources management is one of the conceptual methodologies that reflect the effective governance. Partnership, one of the important factors for good governance, is one of the most effective ways to manage or develop the water resources, which have a characteristic of spatial and temporal availability and movement. Partnership can have various types of the organization scheme such as public-public or public- private partnerships, etc. depending on the characteristics of project objectives. Since the collaboration of partners also creates a synergy in achieving the goals of water management, the partnership among related
• Focus 5: Water ODA
Keywords: Water Aid Projects, Sustainability, Water Development, Appropriate Technologies, Policies, Monitoring System, Financing Sustainable implementation is the main factor in success of carrying out water-aid programs. According to the report from the International Institute of Environment and Development (IIED), about 300 million dollars wasted for water infrastructure because of unsustainable aid projects. Water Aid indicates two major problems in the current sustainability framework. One is that communities, government agencies, and service providers have a limited capacity of the knowledge to maintain systems. The other is a lack of revenue to cover the full operation and maintenance. The factors affecting the sustainable implementation are user participation, monitoring system, quality of implementation and technology, user’s contribution to capital. For example, the sustainable implementation can be achieved by building the capacity of stakeholders for various projects including WASH (Water Sanitation and Hygiene) projects, sharing experiences of raising funds, and setting tariff structures for sustainable water- aid programs.
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Technology Smart Water Water Management Governance and Partnership
Implementation Water ODA
Objective / Expected Outcomes TIP platform is to promote global discussion on practical solutions for water challenges at various scales. The platform will be designed to provide practical and innovative guidelines to those who seek for practical know- hows and lessons learned from successful implementation of water policies. It also aims to provide market places with the emerging science and technologies and engineering services for active engagement in global water issues. The activities of TIP platform in KIWW will develop the robust network for international cooperation in water sectors and provide practical advice for further projects and future collaborative works.
Program Date/Time Session Title Organization Room Sep.12 / [Rep. of Korea] Smart Water Management Special Session Asia Water Council 322 A 13:00-14:30 Sep.12 / [Rep. of Korea] Environmental and Social Issues and Safeguard in Developing K-water 322 A 15:30-17:40 Water Resources
Sep.12 / National Smart Water [Rep. of Korea] The latest Global trend of SWG technology and it’s Market 322 B 15:30-18:00 Grid Research Group
Sep.13 / [Rep. of Korea] Bringing Green Transition to Water: Boosting Water Reuse and K-water Institute, Global Green Growth 322 A 10:00-11:30 Recycling Institute
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Date/Time Session Title Organization Room Sep.13 / [France] What Wicked Problems Face Water Quality Management Over the International Water 322 B 10:00-11:30 Next 20 Years? Resources Association Grand Sep.13 / Ethiopian Civil Service [Ethiopia] Integrated water sanitation system, technology and related policies Ballroom A 10:00-11:30 University (3F) UNESCO Regional Sep.13 / [Indonesia] Creating Harmonies between Infrastructure and Environment Science Bureau for Asia 322 A 13:00-15:00 through Science, Engineering, Technology and Innovation and the Pacific
Sep.13 / [Rep. of Korea] Nature-Based Solution (NBS) for SDG6 Using Water and Seoul National 322 B 13:00-14:30 Sanitation Appropriate Technology University
Sep.13 / Daegu Metropolitan [Rep. of Korea] World Water Cities Forum 2018 323 AB 13:30-18:00 City
UNESCO i-WSSM, Grand Sep.13 / [Rep. of Korea / Indonesia] The science, economic, policy and practice of UNESCO Regional Ballroom A 16:00-18:00 nature-based solutions for achieving SDGs : From Innovation to Common-use Science Bureau for Asia and the Pacific (3F)
Sep.13 / [Japan] Pathway Forward: to promote cooperation among the development Japan Water Forum 322 A 16:00-17:30 partners to address Flood Risk in Myanmar
Sep.13 / [Rep. of Korea] Development of Water Wise Cities through Low Impact Kongju National 322 B 16:00-18:00 Strategies University
Indonesian Green Action Forum, Youth and United Nations Global Alliance of Food Sep.14 / [Indonesia] Water For Sustainable Culture, Sciences, and Technologies: Water and Organization of the 322 A 10:00-12:00 Projects United Nations, Barilla Center for Food and Nutrition Young Earth Solutions, and PERPIKA
nternational Water Sep.14 / [France / Rep. of Korea] Smart Water Management case study lessons from Resources Association, 322 B 10:00-11:30 around the world K-water
Sep.14 / [Iran] Payment for Ecosystem Services as a Financial Incentive for Integrated University of Tehran 322 B 13:00-14:30 Water Resources Management
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Program Details Implementation of Solution
[TIP Platform] Smart Water Management Special Session 스마트 물관리 특별세션 •Date / Time September 12(Wed) / 13:00-14:30 •Venue 322 A (3F), EXCO •Organizer Asia Water Council
Outline The results of the 1st AIWW have been successfully developed and integrated into the 8th World Water Forum’s main agenda. Especially, SWM (Smart Water Management) is a main trend in water related technologies. Every country and entity are interested in this topic and have been developed it in their own way. As the AWC pursue a platform to provide real solutions for water problems, AWC would like to promote SWM technology in order to ensure that all AWC members and interested participants can reach its full potential impact on the world’s most challenging water issues with SWM technology.
Objective / Expected Outcomes The session will introduce latest main trend of SWM technology. This session will provide insight and understanding of not only SWM technology concept in water sector but also implementation case study of each AWC’s country and agency. The session will be an opportunity to start laying out the foundation of the SWM implementation and all participants can share valuable know how and strategy to adapt SWM technology for water resources management.
Program Time Contents Speaker/Participants
13:00-13:05 (05’) Introduction of the Session Dr. Yongdeok Cho, Executive Director, AWC Secretariat, Korea
13:05-13:15 (10’) Opening Dr. Bindu N. Lohani, President, The Resources Centre, Nepal Mr. Fong Han Loong, Senior Assistant Director, Public Utilities Board, 13:15-13:25 (10’) SWM Application in Singapore Singapore Mr. Cheng Zhang, Senior Engineer , Institute of Water Resources and 13:25-13:35 (10’) SWM Application in China Hydropower Research, China
13:35-13:45 (10’) SWM Application in Seoul Dr. Young June Choi, Chief R&D Officer, Seoul Water Institute, Korea
Dr. Eunher Shin, Principal Researcher, Korea Water Resources Corporation, 13:45-13:55 (10’) SWM Application in K-water Korea 13:55-14:25 (35’) Panel Discussion
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Korea Junior Water Prize 2018 코리아 주니어 워터 프라이즈 2018
•Date / Time September 12(Wed) / 13:00-18:00 •Venue 320 (3F), EXCO •Host Ministry of Environment, Rep. of Korea, Korea Water Forum •Organizer Korea Water Forum •Sponsors Ministry of Education, Rep. of Korea, Embassy of Sweden in Korea, K-water and Coway
Outline Korea Junior Water Prize (KJWP) is an annual national competition organized by Korea Water Forum. The competition began in 2009 with the aim to promote youth to develop their research abilities by proposing creative, innovative and practical approaches in various fields including technology, natural and social science to solve regional and international water problems. The competition starts with the reception of research proposals from high school students nationwide. Projects include various topics such as water quality improvement, water resources management, water protection, water and wastewater treatment as well as social related aspects of water. This year, 50 teams participated and 14 teams were selected through the preliminary round. Selected teams participated in the ‘Incubating Program’, consisting of mentoring from specialists and peer tutoring. In the final competition, finalists will have short presentations of their posters and interviews with the national juries of six professionals in various fields such as water and environment, academics and education.
Objective / Expected Outcomes Finalists’ projects will be presented with a poster, screened and interviewed by the national juries. Outstanding projects will be given awards of Ministerial level, and the Prime Minister Award winning team will be given the privilege of participating in the international competition (Stockholm Junior Water Prize; SJWP) next year, held in Stockholm, Sweden as the Korean representative. Posters will be displayed and open to all KIWW participants, and a special event will be held on site for spectators to vote on the most creative and practical project. Participants will also have the chance to hear from the last year’s outstanding team(Su-woo-woon-bong / Project topic ‘Designing rainwater drainage structure for pre-treatment of non-point source pollution’), who will share their experience of participating in the SJWP 2018.
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* KJWP 2018 Award Plan Awards Subjects Details of award Certificate of award & Participation in the Prime Minister of Republic The Best Stockholm Junior Water Prize 2019, of Korea’s Award Plaque to the advisory teacher
Minister of Environment of Republic of Korea’s Award Certificate of award & 3,000,000KRW President of Korea Water Forum’s Award Minister of Education of Republic of Korea’s Award Outstanding Swedish Ambassador of Republic of Korea’s Award Certificate of award & 1,500,000KRW CEO of K-water’s Award
Program Time Contents Speaker/Participants
13:00-13:05 (05') Opening Remarks Mr. Whisik Yoon, Secretary General, Korea Water Forum
13:05-13:15 (10’) Introduction of Juries KJWP 2018 Juries
13:15-15:00 (105’) Poster Screening (1) Group A (7 Teams) * List of Teams is separately included
15:00-15:10 (10’) Break
15:10-16:40 (90’) Poster Screening (2) Group B (7 Teams) * List of Teams is separately included
Evaluation by the Juries 16:40-17:40 (60’) EXPO Tour for Finalists
Opening Remarks - Dr. Jung-moo Lee, President, Korea Water Encouraging Remarks - Hajoon Park, Assistant Minister, Ministry of Environment, Rep. of Korea Congratulating Remarks 17:40-18:00 (20’) Award Ceremony - Ms. Hyung-jung Bak, Director for Public Diplomacy and Sweden Promotion, Embassy of Sweden in Seoul General Review of Juries - Prof. Sang-il Lee, Chair, KJWP 2018 Advisory Committee Awards given Commemorative Photograph
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List of final teams of Korea Junior Water Prize 2018 (Team name in alphabetical order) Team name Project topic
Study on the production of CFH(Chicken Feather based Heavy metal) EXE-Nature filter based on wasted chicken feather and cotton fabrics
Gat-burl Sa-rang Removal effect of micro-plastic using tidal flats
Justin Beaver Design of Urban river’s disaster prevention facility utilizing beaver dam structure
Labacrum Produce simple shower spray 'Triple S' using coagulation
Modeling of Power Generation System Using Rainwater Mul-gom and its Development of EGG(Energy-Generating Gear) Box
Making filter to prevent Algae that metallize Nokjo-ui Jae-tan-seng silver nano-particles to an abandoned melon shell
Multi-membrane alginate water capsules: OASIS A sustainable water supply for agriculture
Comparison and research of soundproof and anti-vibration effect On the Observatory by pole sequence of 'Magnetic Water Noise Barrier'
purifier Study on water purifier system using Fresnel lens
A study on the solution of water shortage in mountain and island areas silver grass where water is scarce by exploring silver grass
Solartopia Development of Appropriate technology for water-saving laundry using TiO2
A Study on the Composite Function Efficiency of WARP Rotary Double-function Seawall through the Design and Fabrication
The Water Leaders’ Round Table (WLRT), the signature gathering of the high-level participants of Korea Outline
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The 3rd Water Environment Policy Forum 2018 2018년 제3차 물환경정책포럼 •Date / Time September 12(Wed) / 14:00 -18:00 •Venue 314 (3F), EXCO •Host Ministry of Environment, Rep. of Korea
Outline The subject of the 3rd Water Environment Policy Forum 2018 is the four major rivers issues. The forum will be consisted of the three programs below: • Presentation sessions by four major rivers issues – Hangang river, Nakdonggang river, Yeongsangang river, Geumgang river • Pending issues relating to hazardous micro pollutants • Discussion / Q&A
Objective / Expected Outcomes Presentation sessions by Four Major Rivers issues(Hangang(River), Nakdonggang(River), Yeongsangang(River), Geumgang(River)) and Pending issues relating to Hazardous micro pollutants
Program Time Contents Opening Speech – Pledge of Allegiance Guest Introduction 14:00 – 14:30 (30’) Welcome Speech Congratulatory Address Pending issues relating to four major rivers: Hangang, Nakdonggang, Yeongsangang, Geumgang river 14:30 – 16:40 (130’) Hazardous micro pollutants 1 Hazardous micro pollutants 2 16:40 – 17:00 (20’) Coffee Break 17:00 – 17:50 (50’) Discussion / Q&A
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Program Details Global Leadership for SDGs
Water Leaders’ Round Table (WLRT) 워터리더스라운드테이블 •Date / Time September 12(Wed) / 14:00-15:30 •Venue 306 AB (3F), EXCO •Host Ministry of Environment, Rep. of Korea, Daegu Metropolitan city, K-water •Organizer Korea Water Forum
Outline Korea International Water Week (KIWW), has been planned to build a consensus on actions amongst global high- level representatives on the Sustainable Development. The distinguished high-level participants of WLRT will share their insights and experiences under the theme of KIWW, ‘Water Partnership for Sustainable Development’. The actions will be planned and elaborated through the WLRT’s follow-up activities under the primary water theme of the year in KIWW 2018. The WLRT will serve as the initiative of the high-level leaders’ actions and their commitment to practical and tangible plans for water in the way to achieving goals for the partnership towards the Sustainable Development.
Main Outcomes of the WLRT 2017 At the WLRT in the KIWW 2017, 25 representatives and heads of delegation of governments, local authority, international organizations, public corporations, NGOs and academia reaffirmed the ‘Water Leaders’ Action Declaration’, adopted at the WLRT in 2016. In addition, the participants prioritized four main focus areas with commitment to contributing to the follow-up activities. ‘Water Leaders’ Action 2017’, an implementation plan of the ‘Action Declaration’ was adopted as a result of the WLRT 2017.
Objective / Expected Outcomes Each participant will share their nations’ or organizations’ most pending water issues regarding a specific chosen focus area. In particular, participants will share the activities each country or organization has done or plan to do in the future, based on the importance and urgency of the selected focus area. In addition, the participants are expected to discuss how such activities could contribute to the Sustainable Development. The detailed objectives are as follows; • To share the best practices and experiences of global high-levels from different countries and representative organizations contributing to implementation for the ‘Water Partnership for Sustainable Development’ • To build a consensus on adoption of ‘Water Leaders’ Action 2018’, ensuring follow-up actions of the discussed and shared ideas • To set the tangible action plans for the next KIWW based on the ‘Water Leaders’ Action 2018’, so that it could be delivered with followed up contents to the 9th World Water Forum, other global water movements and initiatives.
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Program Moderator: Dr. Jerome Delli Priscoli, Chair of Global Water Partnership TEC Time Contents Speaker/Participants Ms. Eunkyung Kim, Minister, Ministry of 14:00-14:05 (05’) Opening remark Environment, Rep. of Korea Mr. Amadou Mansour Faye, Minister, Ministry of 14:05-14:10 (05’) Congratulatory remark Water and Sanitation, Senegal Prof. Benedito Braga, President of World Water 14:10-14:15 (05’) Encouraging remark Council Primary water agenda, status and All high-level participants 14:15-15:05 (50’) cases of nations or organizations for *2 mins each achieving the SDGs High-level discussion - Review on Water Leaders’ 15:05-15:25 (20’) Action 2018 All high-level participants - Adoption of Water Leaders’ Action 2018 15:25-15:30 (05’) Closing Moderator
Participants of Water Leaders’ Round Table 2018 Country/ Name Name of Organization Position Organization Host Rep. of Korea Ms. Eunkyung Kim Ministry of Environment Minister Rep. of Korea Mr. Young-jin Kwon Daegu Metropolitan City Mayor Rep. of Korea Mr. Hak-soo Lee K-water CEO Government Senegal Mr. Amadou Mansour Faye Ministry of Water and Sanitation Minister Dr. El Hadji Malick Association Nationale des Elus Departementaux Senegal President MBAYE (ANED) National Preparatory Committee of the 9th Senegal Mr. Abdoulaye Sene President World Water Forum Mr. Thongphat Laos Ministry of Energy and Mines Vice Minister Inthavong Bangladesh Mr. Muhammad Nazrul Islam Ministry of Water Resources State Minister Mr. Lucky Sri Lanka Ministry of City Planning and Water Supply State Minister Jayawardana, M.P Botswana Mr. Obolokile Thothi Obakeng Ministry of Land Management, Water and Sanitation Services Deputy Permanent Secretary Cambodia Mr. Sovuthy Pheav National Council for Sustainable Development(NCSD) Deputy Secretary General
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Mr. Abderrahmane Morocco Town of Rabat (Local government) Municipal Councilor Bouloud Netherlands Mr. Koos Wieriks Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management Strategic Advisor Multilateral Development Bank - Mr. Daniel Rivera CAF (Development Bank of Latin America) Director - Mr. Marcus Wishart World Bank Group Lead Water Resources Management - Mr. Thomas Panella Asian Development Bank (Water Sector Group) Chief Public Corporation/Public Organization Turkey Dr. Ahmet Mete Saatçi SUEN (Turkish Water Institute) President Mr. Mohammad MASDAR UAE Director Abdelqader El Ramahi (Asset Management and Technical Services) Korea Overseas Infrastructure & Urban Rep. of Korea Mr. Kyong-goo Hur CEO/President Development Corporation Rep. of Korea Dr. Byung-seong Chun Korea Environment Corporation CEO International Organization / International Association - Prof. Benedito Braga World Water Council President - Mr. Alastair Morrison Green Climate Fund (GCF) Senior Water Sector Specialist - Mr. Peter Vos Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) Global Water Sector Lead - Dr. Jerome Delli Priscoli Global Water Partnership TEC Chair - Dr. Patrick Lavarde International Water Resources Association (IWRA) President - Dr. Yang-su Kim UNESCO i-wssm Director - Dr. Jong-soo Yoon UN Office for Sustainable Development (UN OSD) Head NGO Korea Water Forum/ National Committee for Rep. of Korea Dr. Jung-moo Lee th President/ Chairman the 7 World Water Forum TF of the World Water Forum Follow-up Actions/ TF Chair / Rep. of Korea Prof. Soontak Lee International Hydrologic Environmental Society President Nepal Mr. Ramdeep Sah Society of Public Health Engineers, Nepal ( SOPHEN) Chairman Academia Gwangju Institute of Science and Rep. of Korea Prof. Hyoseop Woo Technology (School of Earth Sciences and Professor Environmental Engineering) Chungnam National University Rep. of Korea Prof. Dongil Seo Professor (Dep’t of Environmental Engineering) Seoul National University (Institute of Rep. of Korea Prof. Eun Namkung Research Professor Construction and Environmental Engineering) Youth Mr. Franz Kevin F. Kongju National University Rep. of Korea M.A. Student Geronimo (Civil and Environmental Engineering Dep’t) Sungkyunkwan University Rep. of Korea Ms. Hyein Shin M.A Research Student (Water Resources Dep’t)
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Water Culture and Citizen Forum 물문화시민포럼 •Date / Time September 12(Wed) - 14(Fri) •Venue 211 (2F), 321AB, Grand Ballroom A (3F), EXCO
The Water Culture and Citizen Forum is an open platform organized by civil society including NGO and local communities. This program is designed to provide a ground for communication and discussion that will encourage citizen’s participation and action for the water conversation. The sessions of the program will be as follows:
Cooperation for IWRM and watershed management: Participants will discuss how to form a basin council for each five rivers with water experts, NGOs and civil society organizations. Diverse thoughts and practices will be shared to draw the way to operate each basin councils properly.
2018 Youth “Water” Talk concert This program aims to promote effective polices of sustainable water usage of Korea International Water Week and Daegu Metropolitan City through the programs. It also aims to develop youth to be eco-leaders who are able to solve environmental problems for the future of the sustainable development
How to deal with new toxic substance in water This session is targeting to identify the newly out-broken substance threatening people’s health such as toxic substance, carcinogen, PFOS, PFOA, Radon and micro-plastic. All participants discuss how to deal with new toxic substance in water.
Talk Concert: The rising tide: A new look at water and gender Gender inequality in the access to management and use of water still exists, which results in harmful socio- economic consequences for women. UNESCO i-WSSM and UNESCO Office in Jakarta organize a talk concert aiming to solve gender inequality and discrimination on water-related issues and to secure diversity to find out the possibility to achieve the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs).
Exhibition: The Wonderful of Water conservation cultures This exhibition is organized by a collaboration of IGAF, YUNGA UNFAO, and BCFN YES. Participants will have a chance to share the best practices in sustainable water preservation. This program aims of enhancing public awareness on water projects by means of educating, engaging, and empowering.
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Exhibition: Water Education for the Future Generation There will be several experiential activities regarding water science and sustainable management. Through this program, participants will gain a better understanding of : • Where their water goes when it goes “down the drain” • Positive uses of recycled water • Interconnectedness of the water and our environment. • The sustainability of water resources • The value of water for lives. • Ecology sensitivity
Category Date Time Title Place
14:00-16:30 2018 Youth “Water” Talk Concert 211
Sep.12 (Wed) Cooperation for IWRM and 16:00-18:00 321 A watershed management Session How to deal with new toxic Grand Sep.13 (Thur) 13:00-15:00 substance in water Ballroom A
The rising tide: A new look at Sep.14 (Fri) 13:00-15:00 321 AB water and gender
The Wonderful of Water All day conservation culture Grand Exhibition Sep.12(Wed) After the Opening Ballroom A (Booth) -14(Fri) Ceremony of KIWW Hallway 2018 Water Education for the Future Generation
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[Water Culture and Citizen Forum] 2018 Youth “Water” Talk Concert 2018 청소년 “물” 토크 콘서트 •Date / Time September 12(Wed) / 14:00-16:30 •Venue 211 (2F), EXCO •Organizer Ecomomkorea Daegu Green Environment Center
Outline About 300 youth gather to discuss on creative ideas concerning water usage. There will be three lectures under the theme of sustainable water usage, usage of rain water, and tap water. Invited panels and youth will share idea about sustainable water usage of cities. Objective / Expected Outcomes Youth Water Talk Concert is a program which is to promote effective polices of sustainable water usage. It also aims to develop youth to be eco-leaders who are able to solve environmental problems for the future of the sustainable development. Program Time Contents Speaker/Participants MC : Mr. jongchul -Oh 14:00-14:20 (20’) Opening Greeting : Ms. Jiwon-Ha, CEO, Ecomomkorea Congratulation : Mr. Jungwook-Kim, Mr. Jummoon-Kang, 14:20-14:25 (05’) Video Watching Habits for saving water 14:25-14:45 (20’) Presentation 1. Use of rainwater Mr. Muyoung-Han, Professor, Seoul National University 14:45-15:05 (20’) Presentation 2. Reuse of sewage Mr. Gwangho-Choo, Professor, Kyungpook National University, 15:05-15:10 (05’) Break Time 15:10-15:25 (15’) Performance Youth NANTA Panels; Mr. Jungwook-Kim, Professor, Seoul National University Mr. Hyoungchul-Yeom, CEO, Citizen’s network for tap 15:25-16:15 (50’) Talk Concert water Mr. Gwangho-Choo, Professor, Kyungpook National University, Ms. Jiwon-Ha, CEO, Ecomomkorea Mr. Muyoung-Han , Professor, Seoul National University 16:15-16:25 (10’) Closing
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Program Details Economic & Social Value Creation
2018 International Water Industry Business Workshop 2018 국제 물산업 비즈니스 워크숍 •Date / Time September 12(Wed) / 14:00 -18:00 •Venue 323 AB (3F), EXCO •Host Ministry of Environment, Rep. of Korea
Outline The workshop aims to discuss national water industry issues. The session will follow: • Presentation sessions by five countries: China, Vietnam, India, Bangladesh, Myanmar • Matching events by companies: Introduce of local water industry and water industries in participating countries • Agreement MOU to facilitate exchange in the water industry – MOU between WISI and Myanmar DTCC – Implementation of technology transfer agreements between local water industry and water industries in participating countries • Discussion of national pending issues
Objective / Expected Outcomes Holding a Water Industry Business Workshop on sharing the current status of the water industry in China, Vietnam, India, Bangladesh and Myanmar to help local water company entering Southeast Asia market.
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Program Time Contents Speaker/Participants
Opening Ceremony Director of DYETEC, Deputy Mayor of Economy, 14:00 – 14:20 (20’) (Opening speech, Welcome speech, Director of Daegu Environment Corporation, Congratulatory address) Daegu Convention Bureau CEO
Pending issues relating to the Korea, China, Vietnam, India, Myanmar, 14:20 – 16:20 (120’) national or regional water industry Bangladesh and urban water industry
16:20 – 16:30 (10’) Coffee Break
16:30 – 17:00 (30’) Discussion / Q&A
MOU of WISI / Participating 17:00 – 17:10 (10’) Countries
Matching between local water 17:10 – 18:00 (50’) industry and water industries in participating countries
Welcome Dinner and 18:00 – 19:00 (60’) Buffet (#323) Reconciliation
20:00 – 22:00 (120’) Night Tour
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[TIP Platform] Environmental and Social Issues and Safeguard in Developing Water Resources 수자원 개발 관련 환경·사회 이슈 및 가이드라인 •Date / Time September 12(Wed) / 15:30-17:40 •Venue 322 A (3F), EXCO •Organizer Korea Water Resources Corporation (K-water)
Outline The development of hydropower resources has the potential to spur economic growth, reduce poverty, and bring about sustained improvements in human welfare. However, an acceleration of water resources development creates challenges such as how to ensure the expansion is environmentally and socially sustainable. International financial institutions such as World Bank (WB), Asian Development Bank (ADB), and etc. have developed theirs guideline and management tools to consider the impact on the environment and society at the planning and implementation stages of the project. Also, the private sector adopts this guideline to manage the E&S risks. The E&S session will bring in E&S experts for a speakers, which will be an opportunity to share knowledge, experiences and also learn more about the E&S issues in various case.
Objective / Expected Outcomes To better understand E&S safeguard, procedure, and actual cases and share knowledge, experience about E&S issues in various case
Program Time Contents Speaker/Participants 15:30-15:35 (05’) Opening remark TBD, Ministry of Environment, Rep. of Korea Dr. Thomas Panella, Chief, ADB Session I : Introduction of E&S 15:35-16:20 (45’) Ms. Jinyoung Kwon, Senior Safeguard Specialist, KEXIM safeguard, guideline Dr. Sangyoon Lee, Senior Research Fellow, KEI 16:20-16:30 (10’) Coffee Break Dr. Changhyun Jo, Senior Manager, K-water Session II : E&S Issues in developing 16:30-17:15 (45’) Mr. Syed Atif Ali Shah, Manager, SHPL water projects Ms. Gihye Shin, Senior Manager, K-water 17:15-17:40 (25’) Question & Answer
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[TIP Platform] The Latest Global Trend of SWG Technology and its Market 스마트워터그리드 기술의 최신 세계 동향 및 물산업 전망 •Date / Time September 12(Wed) / 15:30-18:00 •Venue 322 B (3F), EXCO •Organizer National Smart Water Grid Research Group (NSWGRG)
Outline The session will present the vision of SWG technology contributing to the global water security and welfare, through the compilation of the state-of-art technology and the best practices on the design and implementation. Also, the session will make in depth discussion on: • The trend of water market led by SWG technology and its prospect • Best practices practically implemented in leading countries on SWG technology • The evolution of cutting edge technology such as sensors, AI, IoT, Big data in water sector
Session Objectives • To share professional experiences from different countries about the latest technologies, methodologies, • To share practices and research advances in the field of SWG technology (Sensors, AMI, AI, IoT, big data etc.) • To share and discuss the knowledge in the development and implementation Smart Water Grid and its water management plans
Expected Output • Fostering an international closed-knit community from which ideas and methodologies of people can be better shared, combined and integrated as well as widening the horizons
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Global trends in Smart Water Dr. Sebastian Lennox, Managing Editor, 15:30-15:55 (25’) Grid Technology Investment Global Water Intelligence, U.K. and Adoption
Emergence of Internet of Things (IoT), Real-time Modeling and Dr. Sudhir Kshirsagar, President, 15:55-16:20 (25’) Cloud-based Analytics in United Global Quality Corp., USA States Smart Water Grid (SWG) Technology Adoption
Checking Technologies in Water Distribution Systems and Prof. Bruno Brunone, Professor, 16:20-16:45 (25’) Transmission Mains: Problem University of Perugia, Italy and Solutions
Robot-Assisted Visual Sensing and Sensemaking for Water Resources Dr. Joshua M. Peschel, Assistant Professor, 16:45-17:10 (25’) in Agricultural, Natural, and Urban Iowa State University, USA Systems
Strategy and Implementation of Prof. Lee Sang Ho, Professor, Kookmin 17:10-17:35 (25’) Smart Water Grid in Korea University, Rep. of Korea
Prof. Yum Kyung Taek, Professor, 17:35-18:00 (25’) Group Discussion Sungkyunkwan University, Rep. of Korea
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Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) Policy Conference 통합물관리 정책 컨퍼런스 •Date / Time September 12(Wed) / 15:00-18:00 •Venue Auditorium (5F), EXCO •Host Ministry of Environment, K-water •Organizer K-water
Outline Policy proposal conference composed of policy decision makers and water experts to set directions for integrated water resources management policies following the integration of Korea’s national water management scheme and to discuss future overseas water project direction in order to achieve Sustainable Development Goal 2030.
Objective / Expected Outcomes To share the trend of Water Management policy in major developed countries and significance of integrated water management in Korea. To discuss about direction of IWRM policies, Implication of IWRM in Korea and Measurements of achieving sustainable integrated water resources management
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Program Time Contents Speaker/Participants
15:00-15:10 (10’) Registration
Dr. Seungyong Ju, Vice-Chairman, National Assembly, Korea 15:10-15:30 (20’) Opening Ceremony Dr. Eunkyung Kim, Minister, Ministry of Environment, Korea Dr. Hak-Soo Lee, CEO, K-water, Korea
TBD, Director, OECD, France 15:30-16:00 (30’) Keynote Address TBD, Vice President, Mekorot, Israel
16:00-16:10 (10’) Break
Achieving Sustainable Integrated 16:10-17:25 (75’) TBD Water Resources Management
17:25-17:55 (30’) Discussion
17:55-18:00 (05’) Closing Dr. Hak-Soo Lee, CEO, K-water, Korea
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Program Details Global Leadership for SDGs
World Water Partnership 월드워터파트너십 •Date / Time September 12(Wed) / 16:00-17:30 •Venue 306 AB (3F), EXCO •Host Ministry of Environment, Rep. of Korea, Daegu Metropolitan city, K-water •Organizer Korea Water Forum and World Water Council
Outline The World Water Partnership (WWP) was established by the Ministry of Environment in cooperation with the World Water Council as a response to the international community’s requests of further roles of previous World Water Forum host countries in Contribution to the Sustainable Development, to plan for adequate identification of ‘Implementation of solutions to prioritized global water challenges’ and to make practical cases. The WWP is an annual meeting and multi-year initiative. It will be centered annual meeting, which will bring together water- related governments and key actors of the host countries of the previous World Water Forum and relevant partners seeking for practical cases of implementation of water solutions and for dissemination of ‘Call for Action’ with agreeable vision and agenda.
Main Outcomes of the WWP 2017 At the WWP in the KIWW 2017, 14 representatives of the hosting governments and organizations of the World Water Forum gathered and reaffirmed the ‘Call for Action’, adopted at WWP in KIWW 2016 by highlighting the importance four focus areas*. In addition, the participants shared insights and on-going cases on the Focus Area 2 (“Strengthen Equitable Participatory and Accountable Water Governance") of ‘Call for Action’. *Four Focus Areas of Call for Action 1) Ensuring Sufficient Safe Water and Sanitation for All 2) Adapt to Climate Change : Managing Risk and Uncertainty for Resilience and Disaster Preparedness 3) Strengthen Equitable Participatory and Accountable Water Governance 4) Engage in Socio-Economic Development and Activities (Such as energy, transport, industry and tourism)
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Objective / Expected Outcomes The water experts and decision makers of the previous and upcoming World Water Forum host countries (Morocco, Netherlands, Japan, Turkey, France, Rep. of Korea, Brazil and Senegal) and WWC gather for the objectives followings ; • To build a consensus and lead the global agenda on the focus area 3, “Strengthen Equitable Participatory and Accountable Water Governance” • To share best practices of the host countries on the focus area 3, “Strengthen Equitable Participatory and Accountable Water Governance” in contribution to the SDGs • To identify the roles of the host countries based on the results of the 8th World Water Forum and find the path towards the 9th World Water Forum and beyond
Program Time Contents Speaker/Participants Dr. Jungmoo Lee, President of Korea Water Forum (Chairman of the National Committee for the 7th 16:00 - 16:05 (05’) Welcoming remarks World Water Forum) Dr. Hajoon Park, Assistant Minister, Ministry of Environment, Rep. of Korea
16:05 - 16:10 (05’) Address and Introduction
Discussion : Theme 3 of Call for Action, “Strengthen Equitable Participatory and Accountable Water Governance”
Point 1) Cases and projection of each Hosting governments and coordinating 16:10- 17:10 (60’) organization’s or countries’ on the organizations of the previous and next World Water theme 3 Forum Point 2) Plans for the World Water Partnership for propaganda by gathering of relevant global partners
17:10 - 17:25 (15’) Discussion All participants
17:25 -17:30 (05’) Closing
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Participants (Hosting Countries of World Water Forum) Country Name Name of Organization Position
Morocco Mr. Abderrahmane Town of Rabat Municipal Councilor (1st Host) Bouloud (Local Government)
Netherlands Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Mr. Koos Wieriks Strategic Advisor (2nd Host) Management
Turkey Dr. Ahmet Mete Saatçi SUEN (Turkish Water Institute) President (5th Host)
France IWRA International Water Resources Dr. Patrick Lavarde President (6th Host) Association
Korea Water Forum/ Rep. of Korea President / Dr. Jung-moo Lee National Committee for the 7th World (7th Host) Chairman Water Forum Committee
Secretary of State for Sanitation and Water Brazil Secretary of State/ Prof. Benedito Braga Resources for the State of São Paulo/ (8th Host) President World Water Council
Senegal National Preparatory Committee of the 9th Mr. Abdoulaye Sene President (9th Host) World Water Forum
Senegal Dr. El Hadji Malick Association Nationale des Elus President (9th Host) Mbaye Departementaux
TF of the 7th World Water Forum Follow-up Actions/ TF Chair / Rep. of Korea Prof. Sonntak Lee International Hydrologic President Environmental Society
IWRA International Water Resources Observer Mr. Callum Clench Executive Director Association
Dr. Jerome Delli Moderator Global Water Partnership TEC Chair Priscoli
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Program Details Knowledge Sharing / Capacity Building
[Water Culture and Citizen Forum] Cooperation for IWRM and Watershed Management 통합물관리 유역협의체 구성 및 운영과제 •Date / Time September 12(Wed) / 16:00-18:00 •Venue 321 A (3F), EXCO •Organizer Green Future, Han Gang Network, Five Major Rivers Basin Council
Outline The Ministry of Environment is now in charge of water management which used to be managed separately by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport (water volume) and the Ministry of Environment (water quality), except the river area. Therefore, it is necessary to form a basin council for each five rivers (Han-river, Nakdong- river, Keum-river, Sumjin-river and Youngsan-river) and manage them respectively. Water experts, NGOs, local environment organizations, citizen society organizations and citizens will discuss how to manage each basin councils comprehensively and systematically. The interests of the people who live near the upper and the lower reaches of the river will be considered regarding the water management and the future role of the operation council
Objective / Expected Outcomes • To discuss how to form a basin council for each five rivers with water experts, NGOs and civil society organizations. • To share thoughts and draw the way to operate each basin councils properly.
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Program Moderator: Jeonsu Lee, Co-representative, Han-river basin network Time Contents Speaker/Participants 16:00-16:10 (10’) Opening How to form and operate the Seongho hyeon, 16:10-16:30 (20’) National Water Management Deputy Director, Water Environment Policy Council and the Basin Council Division, Ministry of Environment How to form and operate water Hyeongcheol Yum, 16:30-16:50 (20’) basin councils and to support Representative, Water reform citizen forum 16:50-17:00 (10’) Break Time
Jungyeong Lee, Committee Chair Drinking water Busan citizen network Jungsu Park, Representative, Seomjin river basin council Dohyeong Kim, Secretary General, Panel discussion including 17:00-17:50 (50’) yeongsanriver network participants Jinsu Yoo, Committee Chair, Guem river environmental conference Gwangu Lee, Committee member, hangangnetwork
17:50-18:00 (10’) Closing
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Program Details Economic & Social Value Creation
Forum for Sustainable Inclusive Growth in the Water Industry 지속가능한 물산업 동반성장 발전 포럼 •Date / Time September 12(Wed) / 16:30 -18:00 •Venue 321B (3F), EXCO •Host K-water
Outline Over 100 people from five countries will have discussions on the development of sustainable inclusive growth in the water industry. This forum is consisted of discussions on development of domestic and overseas water industry, plan to activate overseas expansion of water industry and presentations of SMEs overseas expansion.
Objective / Expected Outcomes • Finding policy directions and win-win cooperation plan for the creation of a cooperative ecosystem of sustainable inclusive growth in the water industry • Discussing the role of institutions and collaboration for activating overseas expansion
Program Time Contents Speaker/Participants
16:20-16:30 (10’) Opening Ceremony and Introductions
Presentation: Plan to activate overseas 16:30-16:40 (10’) Prof. Kim Jung-yeol, Daegu University expansion of water industry
Presentation: Examples of SME 16:40-17:00 (20’) Presenter of Usol., Ltd. overseas expansion
Discussions on development of 17:00-18:00 (60’) domestic and overseas water industry
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[Water Culture and Citizen Forum] Exhibition: The Wonderful of Water Conservation Cultures 물보전 프로젝트 전시 부스 •Date / Time September 12(Wed) - 14(Fri) / 10:00-18:00 •Venue Grand Ballroom A Hallway (3F), EXCO •Organizer Indonesian Green Action Forum (IGAF), Youth and United Nations Global Alliance of Food and Organization of the United Nations (YUNGA UNFAO), and Barilla Center for Food and Nutrition Young Earth Solutions (BCFN YES)
Outline In collaboration with YUNGA UNFAO and BCFN YES, IGAF organizes a booth based youth and water conservation projects with a theme of Wonderful of Water Conservation Cultures. The booth will showcase some ecological activities, most notably, water projects that have been conducted IGAF, YUNGA UNFAO, and BCFN YES. Besides the above activities, we also present the projects to KIWW delegates aimed to exchange our best practices. Young people and children are most welcomed to attend the booth because we want to challenge them to get involve in translating their water initiatives into actions. The booth is designed with Indonesia traditional cultures, and filled with fun activities.
Objective / Expected Outcomes • To exchange the best practices executed by IGAF, YUNGA UNFAO, and BCFN YES in preserving water sustainably, • To increase the awareness of KIWW 2018 participants by means of educating, engaging, and empowering them about water projects.
Program Time Contents Speaker/Participants 1. Water Projects Presentation Mr. Achmad Solikhin 2. H O Challenges Sep. 12(Wed) 2 Ms. Gravita Puji Lestari 3. Blue Actions and Pledges Ms. Intan Purnama Sari 4. Water Games 1. Water Projects Presentation Mr. Fathan Zain Alwafi 2. H O Challenges Sep. 13(Thur) 2 Ms. Indah Ratna Yutami 3. Blue Actions and Pledges Mr. Muhammad Novriyansyah 4. Water Games 1. Water Projects Presentation Mr. Ahmad farub 2. H O Challenges Sep. 14(Fri) 2 Ms. Menik Dewi Salindri 3. Blue Actions and Pledges Mr. Riksa Thabrani 4. Water Games
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[Water Culture and Citizen Forum] Exhibition: Water Education for the Future Generation 미래세대를 위한 물 교육 부스 •Date / Time September 12(Wed) - 14(Fri)/ 10:00-18:00 •Venue Grand Ballroom A Hallway (3F), EXCO •Organizer Green Future UNESCO i-WSSM (International Centre for Water Security and Sustainable Management)
Outline This program includes an introductory session, several experiential activities regarding water science and sustainable management. We will focus on the empowering all participants to develop scientific knowledge based on water supply system, water cycle (evaporation, condensation, and precipitation), water quality management, and livelihood & ecosystem on water basis. Participants will learn how recycled water from the environment is used in our lives. Emphasis is placed on what makes a water recycling system distinctive, and why micro activities for reasonable water consumption are important for the future generation. All participants will investigate water science and will be provided with a personal water science kit to observe the diverse water activities and water-related environment. Also, they can practice their lab skills by producing eco-friendly waterwheel, portable water purifier, and performing hands-on water cycling testing.
Objective / Expected Outcomes Participants will gain a better understanding of : - Where their water goes when it goes “down the drain” - Positive uses of recycled water - Interconnectedness of the water and our environment - The sustainability of water resources - The value of water for lives - Ecology sensitivity
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Program Four programs are running during three days. Each program runs every 40 minutes. The exhibition is scheduled as following. - (Sep. 12) 13:00-18:00 - (Sep. 13) 10:00-15:00 - (Sep. 14) 10:00-16:00
Time Contents Speaker/Participants
Each program ∙ UNESCO i-WSSM Introductory session (10’) ∙ Green Future
Eco-friendly water wheel (better understanding of water-energy relationship) ∙ Ms. Ellie park, Programme Specialist, UNESCO i-WSSM Portable water purifier (better understanding of purification Each program procedure in nature) (30’)
Water culture plants : Terrarium (empowering ecological sensitivity) ∙ Mr. Yoon Jonghoon, Activist, Green Future ∙ Ms. Lee Jeonghee, Activist, Green Future ∙ Mr. Kwak Byeonguk, Activist, Green Future Hands-on Water cycling ∙ Ms. Ko Hana, Activist, Green Future (basic understanding on water cycle)
* Specific schedule is subject to change due to the request.
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Day 2 Sep. 13(Thur) Programs Time Room Floor Page 11th Water Business Forum 09:00-12:00 314 3F 49 International Water Environment Forum (Closed) 09:30-11:30 504 5F - World Water Cities Forum 2018 09:30-12:00 325 3F 51 TIP Platform Grand 10:00-11:30 3F 53 (Integrated water sanitation system, technology and related policies) Ballroom A TIP Platform 10:00-11:30 322 A 3F 56 (Bringing Green Transition to Water : Boosting Water Reuse and Recycling) TIP Platform 10:00-11:30 322 B 3F 58 (What Wicked Problems Face Water Quality Management Over the Next 20 Years? ) TIP Platform (Natural-Based Solution(NBS) for SDG6 Using Water 13:00-14:30 322 B 3F 60 and Sanitation Appropriate Technology) Water Culture and Citizen Forum Grand 13:00-15:00 3F 62 How to deal with new toxic substance in water Ballroom A International Seminar on the Improvement of Water 13:00-15:00 314 3F 64 Environment Management Technology TIP Platform (Creating Harmonies between Infrastructure and 13:00-15:00 322 A 3F 66 Environment through Science, Engineering, Technology and Innovation) World Water Challenge 2018 13:00-17:30 325 3F 68
TIP Platform (World Water Cities Forum 2018) 13:30-18:00 323 AB 3F 71 TIP Platform (Pathway Forward : to promote cooperation among the 16:00-17:30 322 A 3F 73 development partners to address Flood Risk in Myanmar) TIP Platform (The science, economic, policy and practice of nature- Grand 16:00-18:00 3F 75 based solutions for achieving SDGs : From Innovation to Common-use) Ballroom A TIP Platform (Development of Water Wise Cities through Low 16:00-18:00 322 B 3F 78 Impact Strategies) Water Culture and Citizen Forum Grand Ballroom 10:00-18:00 3F 45 (Exhibition: “The Wonderful of Water Conservation Cultures”) Hallway Water Culture and Citizen Forum Grand Ballroom 10:00-18:00 3F 46 (Exhibition: “Water Education for the Future Generation”) Hallway Exhibition EXPO / Water Partner Square 10:00-17:00 1F 98 Hall 3
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11th Water Business Forum Harnessing Global Opportunities for Technology, Innovation and Financing 기술, 혁신, 금융을 통한 글로벌 기회 활용 •Date / Time September 13(Thur)-14(Fri) / 9:00-12:00 •Venue 314 (3F), EXCO •Host Ministry of Environment of Rep. of Korea •Organizer Korea Water Forum •Theme Harnessing Global Opportunities for Technology, Innovation and Financing
Focus 1. Status and Trends of Water Resources and Industry Key words: Water Resources Master Plan (MP), Water Project & Business, Water Infrastructure, Public Policies, Water Disaster, Flood and Drought, City, Sustainable Development As an Interactive dialogue among all relevant authorities including governments, public and private sectors, we will share the participating countries’ most pressing water challenges and review innovative approaches in sustainable water development and management. It will also explore the potential partners of new global projects and accelerate the opportunities for win-win partnerships and alliances across the world.
Focus 2. Sustainable Public-Private Partnership through Technology and Innovation Key words: Public-Private Partnership (PPP), Appropriate Technology, Water Project & Business, Sustainability, Water Project & Business, Water Infrastructure Sustainable Public-Private Partnership (PPP) is critically necessary in meeting the challenges of water. In order to build successful partnership work, we will share relevant experiences and cutting-edge solutions with entrepreneurs. They will also showcase the best practices and trends ranging from technologies and partnership model for overall to assess the expected long-term viability of collaboration and partnership worldwide.
Focus 3. Trend and Opportunity in Water Financing Key words: Water Financing, Investment, Partnership Model, Sustainability As budgets tighten and the public purse is pulled in many directions, the model for funding public water infrastructure globally is changing. This will outline the new trends in water finance and the potential sources of this investment as the world acts to harness the potential finance opportunities most attractive.
Focus 4. MDB/Global Development Fund Project Briefs Key words: Multilateral Development Banks (MDBs), Global Development Funds, Climate Change, Green Infrastructure, Sustainability Multilateral Development Banks and Global Funds are vital players in climate finance including energy, water and sanitation, transport, and agriculture. They will provide direct financing for climate mitigation and adaptation activities and help mobilize private sector investment in climate solutions. We will provide an opportunity to update participants on on-going or upcoming projects under the several themes in their roadmap for future work.
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Program Details Economic & Social Value Creation
11th Water Business Forum 제11차 워터비즈니스포럼 •Date / Time September 13(Thur) / 09:00-12:00 •Venue 314 (3F), EXCO •Host Ministry of Environment of Rep. of Korea •Organizer Korea Water Forum •Theme Harnessing Opportunities through Technology, Innovation and Financing
Outline The Water Business Forum (WBF) is particularly designed as a global platform of governments, public and private sectors, catalyzing international cooperation for sustainable development and management of water. WBF held every year in different countries since its launch in 2015, brings multi-stakeholders and key decision makers over the world in the water sector together. The forum seeks to develop practical solutions to some of the world's most pressing water challenges including water scarcity and climate change. For accelerating dissemination or sharing in the water sector, the global business matching program, Water Partner Square, is also held for developing water projects and business during same period. In conjunction with the forum, it creates a window of new business opportunities to achieve sustainable development and management of water, foster public-private dialogues as well as catalyze win-win partnerships and alliances in the water sector. This year, WBF has been held in the world’s largest gathering of major water stakeholders including the 8th World Water Forum and the Singapore International Water Week 2018, and will take a place in the Korea International Water Week 2018 coming in this September.
KIWW2017 Previous Outcome The 8th Water Business Forum was convened by the Korean Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport and the Korea Water Forum. The two-day forum brought together numerous government officials from ministries in the area of water, finance and development cooperation, 10 public and private sectors, 5 Multilateral Development Banks (MDBs) as well as other international organizations. Sharing the information on upcoming and ongoing projects from over 20 countries, the forum provided strong impetus for cooperation in international business, project implementation and sustainability in water development and management. It provided a solid platform for business opportunities of (1) Water Supply and Sewerage, (2) Water Resources Planning, (3) Hydropower and Desalination (4) Integrated Water Resource Management, (5) MDB Project.
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PROGRAM Time Contents 09:00-09:30 30min Networking and Coffee Break Opening Remarks 09:30-09:35 5min - Hajoon Park, Assistant Minister, the Ministry of Environment, Rep. of Korea Congratulatory Remarks 09:35-09:40 5min -Mr. Koos Wieriks, Strategic Advisor of the Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management, Netherlands
09:40-09:45 5min Commemorative Photo
Greetings (Moderator) 09:45-09:50 5min - Dr. Eun Namkung, Research Professor for Institute of Construction and Environmental Engineering of Seoul National University, Rep. of Korea
Status and Trends of Water Resources and Industry [ASIA] - [Philippines] Mr. Jose B. Esgana, Mayor for Municipality of Santa Fe (Cebu) - [Singapore] Mr. Han Loong Fong, Senior Assistant Director of Industry Development Department for PUB - [Indonesia] Mr. Fajar Eko Antono. St, M. Sc., Deputy Director for Special Water 09:50-10:50 60min Supply System of the Ministry of Public Works and Housing - [Vienam] Mr. Tran Anh Poung, Head for Division of Water Resources and Engineering and Technology of Institute for Water Resources Research - [Nepal] Mr. Ramdeep Sah, Chairman for Society of Public Health Engineers - [Mongolia] Mr. Erdenebulgan Luvsandorj, Head of Division of Water Resources for Ministry of Environment and Tourism
10:50-11:00 10min Networking and Coffee Break
[Middle East & Africa] - [United Arab Emirates] Mr. Mohammad Abdelqadar El Ramahi, Director for Asset Management and Technical Services, Masdar Clean Energy - [Algeria] Mr. M. Hochine ZAIER, Chief of Division for a L'algérienne des Eaux (ADE) - [Botswana] Mr. Vincent Kinnear, Deputy Director of Project Management 11:00-12:00 60min Office for Ministry of Minerals, Energy and Water Resources Sustainable Public-Private Partnership through Technology and Innovation - [Finland] Ms. Heli Karaila, Business Manager for Valmet - [Rep. of Korea] Mr. Sanghoon Cha, Senior Manager for Water Industry Platform Center (K-water) - [Rep. of Korea] Dr. Moon-hee Park, Executive Director for Daesung Clean Energy
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Program Details Global Leadership for SDGs
World Water Cities Forum 2018 2018 세계물도시포럼 •Date / Time September 13(Thur) / 09:30-18:00 (09:30-12:00, 325 (3F) / 13:30-18:00, 323 AB (3F) •Venue 325, 323 (3F), EXCO •Organizer Daegu Metropolitan City
Outline Inviting government officials and professionals from Water Industry advanced countries, to share water industry development strategies, experiences of Water Industry Cluster and knowhow and to form a practical networks with participating cities for successful build-up of Korea Water Cluster, major mission of Daegu city.
Objective / Expected Outcomes About 200 water industry officials (domestic 150, foreign 50) 13 countries, 13 cities and 6 organizations : Korea (Daegu), USA (Orange County, AWWA, WEF) UK( IWA) France (Montpellier, IWRA, Aqua-Valley), Netherlands (Fryslan, Water-Alliance) Thailand (Bangkok), India (Telangana), Vietnam (Ho Chi Minh City), Colombia (Bogota), Morroco (Rabat), China(Shaoxing, Yixing), Myanmar (Naypydaw), Taiwan (Kaohsiung)
Short Description WWCF 2018 will serve as an exclusive platform for city leaders and water experts to discuss water-related issues and solutions for each city and share best practices and policies related to water management. WWCF 2018 is a forum for discussing the way to utilize water management and water technology / water industry development as a tool for creating attractive, livable, resilient and prosperous city. All participants will gain new insights into the successful implementation of water policies, how to engage stakeholders and how to collaborate with participating cities
PROGRAM Time Contents Speaker 09:30-09:35 (05') Water Drawing Show 09:35-09:40 (05') Opening 09:40-09:50 (10') Welcoming Address 09:50-10:20 (30') Keynote Speech Patrick Lavarde
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Time Contents Speaker Water Cities Roundtable 1. Bangkok, MWA, Somsak Passananon, Director 2. Bogota, Armando Ojeda Acosta, Under Secretary of Habitat 3. Fryslan, Simon Tijsma, Senior Advisor 4. Ho Chi Minh City, Nguyen Van Phuoc, President of Water and Environment Association of Ho Chi Minh city 5. Kaohsiung, Yang Ming Jou, Vice mayor 10:30-12:00 (90') 6. Daegu metropolitan city, Jum Mun Kang, Director General 7. Myanmar, Ko Ko Lwin, Ministry of Industry, Permanent Secretary 8. Orange County, Megan Yoo Schneider, Division 7 Director 9. Morroco Rabat, Abderrahmane Bouloud, First Vice President 10. Shaoxing, Fang Linmao, Vice Secretary-General 11. Telangana, M Dana Kishore, Managing Director 12. Yixing, Pei Zhiliang, Vice Secretary of Administrative Committee 12:00-13:30 (90') Luncheon Aqua-Valley Emilie Fillol Fryslan - Water As Driver Regional Economic Development Simon Tijsma Orange County - Innovation and Implementation : Moving Forward Megan Yoo Schneider Daegu - Sustainable Water City Daegu Jum Mun Kang Session 13:30-15:00 (90') Rabat - Improvement of Water Quality on the Reservoirs Used for Drinking Abderrahmane Bouloud 1 WEF - Sustainable Stormwater Management in Chicago, USA Tom Kunetz IWRA Gary Jones Yixing Pei Zhiliang Kaohsiung - Innovative Thinking on Water Resources in an Industrial City Jennifer Chen 15:00-15:20 (20') CoffeeBreak AWWA - Sustainable Urban Water Management David B. LaFrance Opportunities and Challenges in the USA Bangkok - The Management for Sustainable Tap Water of Somsak Passananon MWA. In Bangkok, Thailand Bogota - Bogota D.C. Towards Sustainable Development Goals Armando Ojeda Acosta Session HCMC - Application of MBBR Technology with RO + OZONE 15:20-16:30 (70') 2 for Treatment and Reuse Textile Wasterwater : A Case Study Nguyen Van Phuoc of Boomin Vina Industrial Cluster IWA - Transitioning to Water-Wise Cities Katharine Cross Myanmar - Sustainable Water Management in Myanmar Ko Ko Lwin Shaoxing - Inheriting and Developing the Water City's Historic He Gangwei Culture - A Review of Shaoxing's Construction of Water Culture 16:30-16:50 (20') Coffee Break 16:50-17:50 (60') Panel Discussion 18:00 - Welcome Dinner
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[TIP Platform] Integrated water sanitation system, technology and related policies 통합물위생시스템, 기술과 관련 정책 •Date / Time September 13(Thur) / 10:00-11:30 •Venue Grand Ballroom A (3F), EXCO •Organizer Ethiopian Civil Service University
Outline Globally, more people live in urban areas than in rural areas, with 54 percent of the world’s population residing in urban areas in 2014. According to the World Bank, 30 percent of the world’s population was living in urban areas, and by 2050, 66 percent of the World’s population is projected to be urban. Thus, in the coming decades, the cities will have an unprecedented growth in the developing world. The phenomenon will be particularly striking in Africa and Asia, where the urban population will double between 2000 and 2030. Indeed, by 2030, both large and small cities in the developing countries will house 81 % of the urban population of the planet. Access to drinking water and sanitation will continue to be in these cities a daily struggle for hundreds of thousands of city dwellers. The lack of basic sanitation facilities undermines the efforts to end extreme poverty and diseases in the poorest countries in the world. This mainly concerns sub-Saharan Africa, where nearly 520 million people do not have access to adequate sanitation facilities. This session provides an opportunity to discuss sanitation chain through the stages of collection, storage, transport, treatment and recycling/reuse of faecal matter. Participants consider innovative technological, social and economic models that can accelerate progress towards achieving safely managed sanitation services. Participants also examine ways of sustaining these services in a global context of rapid urbanization and high population growth, especially in developing countries with limited financial resources.
Objective / Expected Outcomes The objective of this session is to promote a global discussion on practical solutions for water challenges at various scales in various countries. The session will provide a practical and innovative methods of wastewater management focusing on the wastewater recycling. It provides practical know-hows and lessons learned from successful implementation of wastewater management policies from different continents. The session also create a platform that helps to develop the robust network for international cooperation in wastewater sectors and provide practical advice for further projects and future collaborative works. In general, it will contribute a lot of knowledge and practical solutions to reach SDG target for sanitation (SDG 6).
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Program Time Contents Speaker/Participants
10:00-10:05 (05') Introducing the session Mr. Mekonnen Maschal Tarekegn - Lecturer of Environmental Sciences, 'Wastewater Treatment Technologies, Recycling Ethiopian Civil Service University, Addis Experience and Practice of Urban Agriculture' Ababa, Ethiopia In Ethiopian Addis Ababa, wastewater is being collected - Founder & Principal Consultant, Global either by seware lines or vacuum tracks and treated by 10:05-10:17 (12') Environmental Solution Activated sludge system or UASB, then finally released the - PhD candidate, Environmental Pollution treated wastewater for urban agriculture. Best practice, and Sanitation, Addis Ababa University, challenges and opportunities to be learned by other Centre for Environmental Sciences world?
' Faecal Sludge Management and Recycling ' Faecal Sludge management is one of the challenging part of wastewater management in cities and Towns. Faecal sludge management and treatment options Dr. Kouassi Dongo are currently facing several challenges in West African - Associate Professor, Université Félix countries. Most of approaches to tackle the faecal sludge Houphouët Boigny, Abidjan 10:17-10:29 (12') issues are emphasizing on resources recovery and reuse - Senior scientist & Project officer, Swiss investigations in the perspective of circular economy as Centre for Scientific Research in Côte sustainable options. However, these approaches need d’Ivoire (CSRS) first to face challenges highlighted. Here some challenges - WASH Consultant as well as some management and treatment options in selected countries are presented with a focus on advantages and disadvantages.
'Livestock Wastewater Treatment and Bio-energy Production' An integrated manure management system was investigated that includes a biological process for Dr. Young Hwan Shin removing dissolved contaminants from manure while - Associate Researcher, Smart producing biomass that is subsequently converted to 10:29-10:41 (12') Construction Technology Team, bioenergy products using hydrothermal processes. Daewoo This practically tested research output helps to transfer Institute of Construction Technology experience of harvesting benefits of both pollution prevention and resource recovery. In addition, practical implementation of anaerobic digestion with livestock wastewater will be briefly introduced.
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'Private Sector for Urban Domestic Wastewater Management'
"Septage management is non negotiatiable in areas that Eng. Mufalo Nanyama, Project Manager, depend on Septic tanks or onsite sanitation systems in Water Supply and Sanitation (North 10:41-10:53 (12') most African countries. However, this task requires co- western water supply & Sewerage ordination among key stakeholders. The coming in of the company - Zambia) Private Sector has brought in new dimensions in septage management. Is the private sector effective on septage management, lessons from Africa-Zambia?
'Experiences from Clean India Mission or Swachh Bharat Mission (SBM)' India has taken up a mission on an unprecedented scale to make the country open defecation free by 2019 (Mahatma Gandhi's 150th birth anniversary). The mission has 2 Ms. Meesha Tandon, Consultant, Urban, 10:53-11:05 (12') sub missions: SBM urban and SBM rural which together Water, Sanitation and Climate Change work towards promoting cleanliness, hygiene and sanitation (liquid and solid waste management) including elimination of open defecation; to bring about overall improvement in quality of life. In this session, we look at some achievements of the Mission and some of the key challenges.
Session audience (Different counties) Audience categories but not limited to Discussion the following are expected in out session. - Q & A - Industry practitioners 11:05-11:30 (25’) - Additional thoughts from audience - Academia audiences - Exchange of ideas - Researchers - Consultants - Funding organizations
Note: individual presentation will have 12 minutes speaking and 25 minutes discussion
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[TIP Platform] Bringing Green Transition to Water: Boosting Water Reuse and Recycling 녹색성장의 관점에서 본 물자원 재사용 및 순환경제 촉진방안 •Date / Time September 13(Thur) / 10:00 -11:30 •Venue 322 A (3F), EXCO •Organizer K-water Convergence Institute & Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI)
Outline This session will provide an overview of the water reuse, within the context of green growth. Together with international organizations, government water authority, private sector, and financier, this session will discuss existing challenges to develop water reuse projects and identify innovative solutions to promote enabling environment based on policy interventions, technical solutions, and innovative financing. It goes on to provide examples that demonstrate the opportunities and challenges for different sectors including urban, agriculture, and industry, especially in low-income countries. Finally, it will discuss practical guidelines for water reuse investments; how to develop effective, financially viable, and sustainable water and wastewater reuse programs, and how to mobilize financing for taking these projects to scale
Objective / Expected Outcomes This session will bring together public and private sector stakeholders in the area of water reuse and will discuss existing challenges to promote water reuse in developing countries, and identify potential solutions based in policy interventions, technical innovations, and innovative financing.
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Program Time Contents Speaker/Participants
Dr. Bongjae Kim, 10:00-10:05 (05’) Opening remark Senior Executive Vice President, K-water
Importance of Water for Green Growth Mr. Peter Vos, 10:05 -10:15 (10’) Wastewater as an untapped resource Global Water Sector Lead, Global Green Promoting enabling environment Growth Institute
Importance of water reuse in integrated Mr. Alastair Morrison. water management and climate resilience. 10:15-10:25 (10’) Senior Water Sector Specialist, Recommendations for the promotion of Green Climate Fund water reuse & recycling
Korea & K-water’s project experiences in Dr. Kwansoo Seok, water recycling & reuse 10:25-10:35 (10’) Principal Researcher, K-water Lessons learned and Convergence Institute remaining challenges
Rainwater harvesting and utilization: Prof. Mooyoung Han, 10:35-10:45 (10’) technical requirement and project case Professor, Seoul National University study in developing countries
Mr. Abderrahmane Bouloud, Wastewater management and reuse 10:45-10:55 (10’) Vice-President,the Prefectural Council strategy and policy in Morocco of Rabat, Morocco
All speakers and water sector 10:55-11:25 (30’) Panel Discussion government officials from developing countries will be invited.
11:25-11:30 (05’) Closing remark
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[TIP Platform] What Wicked Problems Face Water Quality Management Over the Next 20 Years? 향후 20년간 수질관리에 직면한 난제는 무엇인가? •Date / Time September 13(Thur) / 10:00-11:30 •Venue 322 B (3F), EXCO •Organizer International Water Resources Association
Outline Human well-being and environmental sustainability depend on access to water of appropriate quality, recognised in SDG target 6.3, the need to improve global water quality under the broader goal of ensuring safe and sustainable water for all (SDG 6). With more demanding pressures on available resources, water quality management is increasingly essential for a more balanced approach to the management of water resources. In order to target sound water resources management and policy responses, the session builds on the IWRA 2018 “Question of the Year” (https://www.iwra.org/questionoftheyear/) to suggest water quality governance problems identified by experts and open a dialogue with the water community with the purpose of sharing insights and exploring new ideas. Focus will be on current water quality considerations such as contaminants of emerging concern, using water of the appropriate quality for use and considering the science policy interface. This session is a workshop style event, with the inclusion of an expert panel who will also aid in supporting and guiding the discussions. The program begins with short presentations by four water quality experts on their answer to ‘what wicked problems face water quality managers?’ These presentations will be followed by a workshop, inviting participants to share their own ideas on the topic in small groups led by a panellist. After the smaller group dialogues, there will be a full group discussion of the workshop’s outcomes, concluding with a vote on which problem deserves the most attention on the global stage.
Objective / Expected Outcomes This session will add to the global discussion of addressing problems challenging adequate management of water quality around the world. Objectives of the session include sharing new knowledge of emerging priorities in the field based on recent research and developments, highlighting remaining gaps, identifying and discussing problems regarding water quality, engaging/encouraging participant involvement and interaction, and connecting water experts with similar water quality concerns. The result of the workshop, group discussion and vote will be to scope the most important water quality challenge(s) that water managers will confront in the near future and beyond, discuss directions for research and policy, and the interface between science and policy, to address them and to provide a practicable focus to the global agenda in this domain.
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Ms. Heather Bond, 10:00-10:05 (05’) Opening remarks Project Officer, International Water Resources Association
Dr. Hojeong Kim, Senior Research Fellow, Korea Environment Institute (KEI) Prof. Gabriel Eckstein, Professor of Law, Texas A&M University 10:05-10:25 (20’) Expert Panel Presentations Prof. Henning Bjornlund, Professor, University of South Australia Ms. Katharine Cross, Programme Manager, International Water Association
10:25-11:05 (40’) Participant workshop General audience
General audience, led by speakers and Dr. James Nickum, Editor-in- 11:05-11:25 (20’) Workshop outcomes discussion Chief, International Water Resources Association
Ms. Heather Bond and Dr. James 11:25-11:30 (05’) Audience vote and concluding remarks Nickum
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[TIP Platform] Nature-Based Solution (NBS) for SDG6 Using Water and Sanitation Appropriate Technology SDG6를 달성하기 위한 자연기반의 해결책: 물과 위생 적정기술(WASAT) •Date / Time September 13(Thur) / 13:00-14:30 •Venue 322 B (3F), EXCO •Organizer Seoul National University
Outline To solve world water problems, SDG is proposed. To achieve it, we need a new paradigm of water management including Nature Based Solution (NBS), using IT, and involving stakeholders. NBS does not require energy, do not make conflict, and do not make residue. We need appropriate technologies instead of high tech. For water, community-based rainwater harvesting is suggested as an NBS since the community involvement is essential. Moreover, several successful case studies exist. For sanitation, resource circulated sanitation is suggested as another NBS which has less water and energy consumption and utilized separately treated urine and feces as fertilizer or soil conditioner. The economic evaluations of several sanitation systems are compared while the demand for a new performance index of sanitation is demonstrated. Several community-based movements are suggested to involve the society using appropriate technology via IT. Good examples of such movements are the activities of Water and Sanitation Appropriate Technology (WASAT) center.
Objective / Expected Outcomes • Introducing NBS approaches enhanced with the application of IT and involvement of stakeholders for global water and sanitation challenges. • Demonstrating community-based rainwater harvesting and resource circulated sanitation as NBS toward SDG6 by introducing successful case studies. • Economical comparison of different sanitation options and demonstrating a new performance index for sanitation. • Application of IT to provide appropriate technology for water and sanitation approaches through several activities of WASAT center.
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Prof. Eun Namkung, Professor, 13:00-13:05 (05’) Opening Ceremony Speech Seoul National University
Nature-Based Solution (NBS) for SDG6 Prof. Mooyoung Han, 13:05-13:25 (20’) using Water and Sanitation Appropriate Professor, Seoul National University Technology
Dr. Nguyen Duc Canh, 13:25-13:45 (20’) Rainwater as a Natural Based Solution Researcher, Ton Duc Thang University
The Resource Circulated Sanitation as a Dr. Shervin Hashemi, Researcher, 13:45-14:05 (20’) Natural Based Solution Seoul National University
WASAT (Water and Sanitation Appropriate Prof. Mikyeong Kim, 14:05-14:15 (10’) Technology) Center Activities: Field Research Professor, Application and Monitoring System Seoul National University
Prof. Eun Namkung, 14:15-14:25 (10’) Q&A / Discussion Sessions Professor, Seoul National University
Prof. Eun Namkung, 14:25-14:30 (05’) Closing Ceremony Speech Professor, Seoul National University
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[Water Culture and Citizen Forum] How to deal with new toxic substance in water 물속 신종유해물질, 어떻게 대응해야 하나 •Date / Time September 13(Thur) / 13:00-15:00 •Venue Grand Ballroom A (3F), EXCO •Organizer Green Future, Han Gang Network, Five Major Rivers Basin Council
Outline There is a lot of non-harmful and harmful substance in water (lake, river, tap water, ground water, etc). Especially, PFOS, PFOA, lately discovered from a purification plant, micro-plastic flowing into the sea through the river and Radon in ground water threaten people’s health. In this sense, this session will discover new types of toxic substance, carcinogen and micro-harmful chemical substance which can threaten people’s health and discuss a solution to deal with them.
Objective / Expected Outcomes • To identify the newly out broken substance threatening people’s health such as toxic substance, carcinogen, PFOS, PFOA, Radon and micro-plastic. • To discuss the solution with water experts, NGOs, local environment organizations, citizen society organizations, and general citizens.
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Program Time Contents Speaker/Participants 13:00-13:10 (10’) Opening
How to deal with new toxic substance in Seongpyo Kim, Professor, 13:10-13:30 (20’) water Korea University
How to deal with concerned substance in Huisong Jo, Director, Drinking Water 13:30-13:50 (20’) Tap water Policy Division, Ministry of Environment
13:50-14:00 (10’) Break Time
Yeongil Song, Head of Department, Tap water Quality Department, K-water - Chungsik Choi, Secretary General, Water forum korea 14:00-14:50 (50’) Discussion - Sukja Jeong, secretary general, Korean federation for environmental movement - Jeonghwa Jang, Executive Director, Citizen's network for tap water
14:50-15:00 (10’) Closing
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International Seminar on the Improvement of Water Environment Management Technology 물 환경 관리 기술 발전 방안 세미나 •Date / Time September 13(Thur) / 13:00-15:00 •Venue 314 (3F), EXCO •Organizer K-water
Outline Integrated water environment management is a global trend in water related policies and technologies. Many countries and entities have been developed it in their own way. As K-water pursues to provide real solutions for water problems such as harmful algal blooms in major lakes and rivers in terms of integrated water management, K-water would like to promote water management technologies and enhance the role of watershed management in order to support the implementation of integrated water management measures.
Objective / Expected Outcomes The session will introduce cases and challenges of water environment management technologies such as point/ non-point source pollution management, total pollutant load regulation, and watershed management. This session will provide insight and understanding of not only current technology concept in water environment management but also implementation case study of each country and agency. The session will be an opportunity to share latest technologies in sector of water environment management and grope for the directions of progressing in integrated water environment management technology.
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13:00-13:05 (5’) Opening Remark Dr. Hak-Su Lee, CEO, K-water
13:05-13:10 (5’) Congratulatory Address Ministry of Environment
Current Issues and Prospective of Water Environment Management Technology in Prof. Jiyong Choi 13:10-13:30 (20’) Korea (Univ. of Seoul) * Focus on Watershed Pollution Sources Management & Algae Treatment Technology
Current Issues and Implication of Water Environment Management Technology in Prof. Hiroshi Yajima 13:30-13:50 (20’) Japan (Univ. of Shimane, Japan) * Focus on Watershed Pollution Sources Management & Case study
Dr. Taegu Kang River and Lake Monitoring Technology for (National Institute of Environmental 13:50-14:10 (20’) Efficient Integrated Water Environment Research) Management
Mr. Han Loong FONG Innovation for Singapore’s Water 14:10-14:30 (20’) (Public Utilities Board, Singapore) Sustainability
14:30-15:00 (30’) Panel discussion/Audience participation
Closing
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[TIP Platform] Creating Harmonies between Infrastructure and Environment through Science, Engineering, Technology and Innovation 과학, 엔지니어링, 기술과 혁신을 통한 인프라와 환경간의 조화 •Date / Time September 13(Thur) / 13:00-15:00 •Venue 322 A (3F), EXCO •Organizer UNESCO Regional Science Bureau for Asia and the Pacific
Outline Infrastructure developments in the water sector often come at a high environmental cost. In Asia and the Pacific, this is exemplified by the recurring international concerns surrounding the development of dams on the region’s rivers and the associated impacts on communities, livelihoods as well as ecosystems. Science, Engineering, Technology and Innovation (SETI) has the potential to effectively address this issue and bring about a more harmonious relationship between infrastructure needs and environmental sustainability. New and emerging fields of research - from ecohydrology to interdisciplinary engineering to innovations in communication technologies - have the potential to generate new knowledge and approaches that serve to connect infrastructure and environmental needs – with potential benefits before, during and after the implementation of infrastructure projects and developments.
The session brings together a range of regional perspectives on the potential and available modalities for a robust and targeted contribution of SETI towards the bridging and harmonization of infrastructure and environment. The session introduction will be delivered by Dr. Hans D Thulstrup (UNESCO Regional Science Bureau for Asia and the Pacific) and features the following presentations: 1) “Effective Water Governance and Challenges through Global and Regional Processes” by Prof. Soontak Lee (World Water Council, Republic of Korea), 2) “Perspective of Hydropower and the Sustainable Development Goals: Focus on Nepal and beyond Borders” by Dr. Jagat K Bhusal (Society of Hydrologists and Meteorologists, Nepal), and presentations by water related UNESCO Category 2 Centre: 3) A Pathway for the Practical Application of SETI towards implementation of Infrastructure and Environment by Ir Rohani Ahmad (The Regional Humid Tropics Hydrology and Water Resources Centre for Southeast Asia and the Pacific, Malaysia), and 4) “Engaging with the interlinked SDGs” by Ms. Bitna Lee (International Centre for Water Security and Sustainable Management, Republic of Korea).
Objective / Expected Outcomes This session aims at making a targeted contribution towards SDG 6 (Water and sanitation for all) as well as SDG 9 (Industry, innovation and infrastructure) and SDG 17 (Partnerships for the goals). The session will result in succinct recommendations in the form of a pathway for the practical application of SETI towards infrastructure and environment and towards the implementation of SDGs 6, 9 and 17.
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Dr. Hans D Thulstrup, Senior Programme 13:00-13:15 (15’) Opening remarks and session introduction Specialist, UNESCO Regional Science Bureau for Asia and the Pacific.
Effective Water Governance and Challenges Prof. Soontak Lee, Governor, 13:15-13:30 (15’) through Global and Regional Processes World Water Council.
Dr. Jagat K Bhusal, Ex Chairperson of Perspective of Hydropower and the Electricity Tariff Fixation Commission 13:30-13:45 (15’) Sustainable Development Goals: Focus on of Nepal, Society of Hydrologists and Nepal and beyond Borders Meteorologists.
Ir Rohani Ahmad, Director, The Regional A Pathway for the Practical Application Humid Tropics Hydrology and Water 13:45-14:00 (15’) of SETI towards implementation of Resources Centre for Southeast Asia and Infrastructure and Environment the Pacific.
Ms Bitna Lee, Programme Specialist, 14:00-14:15 (15’) Engaging with the interlinked SDGs International Centre for Water Security and Sustainable Management.
14:15-14:45 (30’) Q & A Moderated by Dr Hans D Thulstrup
14:45-15:00 (15’) Conclusions and way forward Moderated by Dr Hans D Thulstrup
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World Water Challenge 2018 월드워터챌린지 2018 •Date / Time September 13(Thur) / 13:00 -17:30 •Venue 315 (3F), EXCO •Host Ministry of Environment, Rep. of Korea •Organizer Korea Water Forum
Outline The World Water Challenge, an international contest for water solutions, was created as a special program of the Science and Technology Process in the 7th World Water Forum to identify imminent water challenges that the world is facing and to select optimal solutions keeping in mind implementation, the core value of the 7th World Water Forum. The program aims to present science and technology that are applicable to the real world and come up with feasible solutions to defined water challenges. Since the great success in 2015, it has become one of the symbolic platform of implementation which has been followed up in the Korea International Water Week over 3 years. This year, the World Water Challenge 2018 will be held as one of the signature programs of the KIWW 2018. Linking Problem Owners and Solution Providers, this 4th edition of World Water Challenge is expected to serve its role as an important platform to share the ideas and know-hows towards solving the global water challenges and to forge a broad network among experts and stakeholders in water sector, focusing on scientific and technological method that have contributed to the world’s awareness on the importance of role of science and technology in solving the water challenges. The topics of the World Water Challenge are as follows; • Efficient Water Management (SDGs links: SDG 6.4 Water Use Efficiency) • Resource Recovery from Water and Wastewater Systems (SDGs links: 6.1 Safe Water, 6.2 Sanitation) • Water and Natural Disasters (SDGs links: 11.5 Reduction of Economic & Human Losses) • Smart Water Technologies (SDGs links: 6.5 IWRM) • Ecosystem and Water (SDGs links: 6.6 Water & Ecosystems) For the final round, 7 solutions out of 71 submitted to the 5 defined water challenges through the first round will be presented during the KIWW 2018. After their final presentation and open discussion, the winner of the World Water Challenge 2018 will be announced and awarded at the closing ceremony of the KIWW 2018.
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Objective / Expected Outcomes The objectives of the World Water Challenge 2018 are as follows; • To share appropriate and innovative ideas and know-hows based on science and technology that are applicable to the real world by linking problem owners with solution providers • To raise the world's awareness on the water issues as well as the importance of the role of science and technology in solving the water challenges • To provide a networking opportunity among participants from the water-related corporations and organizations to create a business opportunity and make an inroad into the global market by presenting those innovative solutions.
Topic Title of Challenges and Solutions (Challenge) Low Agricultural Water Productivity in Urmia Lake Basin, Iran Efficient Water Management (Solution) The Buried Diffuser : an effective underground irrigation system for optimal water management. Resource Recovery (Challenge) Septage management in the urban areas of Indonesia from Water and (Solution) Sustainable Rainbow Wastewater (Solution) Septage Management through decentralization of septic tanks and Community Systems Participatory Approach Water and Natural (Challenge) Choluteca River “Mad Waters” / Honduras Disasters (Solution) Quesungual Belt for Flood Mitigation (Challenge) Problems Pertinent to Prevalence of Excessive Fluoride in Smart Water Different Water Sources / Ethiopia Technologies (Solution) Low-cost and low-tech defluoridator device based on calcium phosphate. (Challenge) Water Insecurity in Manoka, Cameroon Ecosystem and Water (Solution) Multiple Water Solutions for Water Insecurity in Manoka Islands (Solution) Water resource management for future water security
Program Time Contents 13:00-13:05 Opening Address (Hajoon Park, Assistant Minister, Ministry of Environment, Rep. of Korea) 13:00-13:10 Welcoming Address / (Jung-moo Lee, President, Korea Water Forum) 13:10-13:15 Introduction of World Water Challenge 2018 Final Round (Chairman of Evaluation Committee) Invited Talk : A Bucket brings Fresh Water, Sorain Bucket 13:15-13:35 Ms. HyeIn SHIN, Research Student, Sungkyunkwan University Graduate School of Water Resources, Korea * The winner of the World Water Challenge 2017 Challenge 1 (Challenge) Low Agricultural Water Productivity in Urmia Lake Basin 13:35-13:45 Dr. Hossein Dehghanisanij, Associate Professor, Agricultural Research, Education and Extension Organization (AREEO), Agricultural Engineering Research Institute (AERI), IRAN
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(Solution) The Buried Diffuser : an Effective Underground Irrigation System for Optimal Water 13:45-14:00 Management Mr. Mohamed Wassim Chahbani, Co-owner - Executive Assistant, Chahtech, Tunisia 14:00-14:10 Q&A and Discussion Challenge 2 (Challenge) Septage Management in the Urban Areas of Indonesia 14:10-14:20 Dr. Yoshitaka Ebie, Senior Researcher, National Institute for Environmental Studies, Japan (Solution) Sustainable Rainbow 14:20-14:35 Mr. Alaaeldin Elozeiri, Senior Student, Zewail City of Science and Technology, Egypt (Solution) Septage Management through Decentralization of Septic Tanks and Community Participatory Approach 14:35-14:50 Engr. Mufalo Nanyama, Technical Manager, North Western Water Supply & Sewerage Company, Zambia 14:50-15:00 Q&A and Discussion 15:00-15:10 Coffee Break Challenge 3 (Challenge) Choluteca River “Mad Waters” 15:10-15:20 Ms. Jessica Margarita Barahona Aragón, Honduras (Solution) Quesungual Belt for Flood Mitigation 15:20-15:35 Ms. Jessica Margarita Barahona Aragón, Honduras 15:35-15:45 Q&A and Discussion Challenge 4 (Challenge ) Problems Pertinent to Prevalence of Excessive Fluoride in Different Water Sources 15:45-15:55 Ms. Ruth Habte Hailemariam, Researcher and PhD Student, Korea Institute of Civil Engineering and Building Technology, Ethiopia (Solution) Low-cost and Low-tech Defluoridator Device based on Calcium Phosphate 15:55-16:10 Dr. Alfredo Idini, Ph.D. Student, University Of Cagliari, Department of Chemical and Geological Sciences, Italy 16:10-16:20 Q&A and Discussion Challenge 5 (Challenge) Water Insecurity in Manoka 16:20-16:30 Engr. Ngongang Kondiekong Nathalie, Engineer, Ministry of Water and Energy, Cameroon (Solution) Multiple Water Solutions for Water Insecurity in Manoka Islands 16:30-16:45 Mr. Jos C Raphael, Secretary, Mazhapolima - District Rainwater Harvesting Mission, India (Solution) Water Resource Management for Future Water Security 16:45-17:00 Ms. Meesha Tandon, Independent Consultant (urban, water, sanitation and climate change), Sustainability and Adaptation Planning Foundation, India 17:00-17:10 Q&A and Discussion 17:10-17:15 Closing Remark (Vice-Chairman of Evaluation Committee) 17:15-17:30 Group Photo & Notification of Award Ceremony & Closing 70 • www.kiww.org KOREA INTERNATIONAL WATER WEEK 2018
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[TIP Platform] World Water Cities Forum 2018 2018 세계물도시포럼 •Date / Time September 13(Thur) / 13:30-18:00 •Venue 323 AB (3F), EXCO •Organizer Daegu Metropolitan City
Outline WWCF 2018 will serve as an exclusive platform for city leaders and water experts to discuss water-related issues and solutions for each city and share best practices and policies related to water management. WWCF 2018 is a forum for discussing the way to utilize water management and water technology / water industry development as a tool for creating attractive, livable, resilient and prosperous city. All participants will gain new insights into the successful implementation of water policies, how to engage stakeholders and how to collaborate with participating cities.
Objective / Expected Outcomes • To share the water management policies of participating cities • To share water-related challenges as well as innovative solutions of each city • To nurture a World Water Cities community, where leaders of cities and water professionals can reconnect with each other and get to know new peers to exchange ideas and best practices with each other • To inquire on the principles behind each success story and explore the learning points • To promote World Water Cities Collaboration
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Mr. Sylvain Boucher, President, Aqua-Valley, France Mr. Simon Tijsma, Senior Advisor, Province of Fryslan Ms. Megan Yoo Schneider, Division 7 Director, Municipal Water District of Orange County Presentation Mr. Abderrahmane Bouloud, Municipal Councilor, 13:30-14:30 (60’) Session 1 Town of Rabat Mr. Tom Kunetz, President, Water Environment Federation, U.S. Mr. Pei Zhiliang, Vice Secretary of Administrative Committee, China Yixing Industrial Park for Environmental Science and Technology
Mr. Jum Mun Kang, Director General of Green Environment Bureau, Daegu Metropolitan City Mr. Gary Jones, Chair of ISC, IWRA Mr. David B. LaFrance, Chief Executive Officer, American Water Works Association Mr. Somsak Passananon, Director, Water Production and Presentation Distribution division of Metropolitan Waterworks Association, 14:50-16:20 (90’) Session 2 Bangkok, Thailand Mr. Yuri Paranichev, First Deputy Head, City of Chelyabinsk Dr. Nguyen Van Phuoc, President, Water and Environment Association of Ho Chi Minh City Ms. Katharine Cross, Program Manager, IWA Mr. Ko Ko Lwin, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Industry, Myanmar Mr. Fang Linmao, Vice Secretary-General, Shaoxing city
16:40-17:40 (60’) Discussion All Participants
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[TIP Platform] Pathway Forward: to promote cooperation among the development partners to address Flood Risk in Myanmar 미얀마의 홍수피해에 대처하기 위한 개발파트너들 간의 협력 도모를 위한 방안 •Date / Time September 13(Thur) / 16:00-17:30 •Venue 322 A (3F), EXCO •Organizer Japan Water Forum
Outline This session will explore the ways to promote information sharing across the institutions in Myanmar and development partners for Myanmar to address flood risk management. In the first part, the challenges in dealing with flood risk management in Myanmar and activities addressed by multi-stakeholders of Myanmar will be shared. Then in the second part, main development partners from Japan, Korea, Netherlands, and World Bank will make presentations about their programs/projects that provide the research and technical support for the flood risk reduction and the integrated water resource management in Myanmar. In the panel discussion, the session aims to identify the similarities and differences of research and technical supports by the development partners. The Myanmar representatives will share what technical supports will be further needed, followed by the panelists’ discussion on whether and how each development partner can work together to promote information sharing across the institutions in pursuance of social residence from the impacts of flooding in Myanmar.
Objective / Expected Outcomes The objective of this session is to discuss how to facilitate effective coordination among the development partners by sharing information toward flood risk management in Myanmar. The output of this session is to identify what each development partner is doing and the ways to develop information exchange platform among the development partners for Myanmar to strengthen local human capacities in addressing the flood risk management utilize holistic and participatory approaches. It is also expected to examine the ways to develop a disaster risk management platform where usable meteorological and hydrological information will be provided for local community in Myanmar as an obligatory for its sustainable development, so as to assist making informed decision-making for national and local development planning possible as well as promoting public and private investment.
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16:00-16:05 (05’) Session Overview Ms. Yumiko Asayama, Manager, Japan Water Forum
The challenges to Mr. Htun Lwin Oo, Directorates of Water Resources and address flood risk Improvement of River System, Ministry of Transport and 16:05-16:15 (10’) management in Communications, Director-General, the Republic of the Union Myanmar of Myanmar
Activities to deal with flood risk management Dr. Khiin NiNi Thein Advisory Group, Secretary National Water 16:15-16:25 (10’) by multi-stakeholders Resource Committee, the Republic of the Union of Myanmar of Myanmar
ICHARM’s assistance Dr. Hisaya Sawano, International Centre for Water Hazard for the activities of and Risk Management (ICHARM), PWRI 16:25-16:35 (10’) flood risk management Deputy Director of ICHARM, Director of Water-related Hazard in Myanmar Research Group
Dr. Marcus Wishart, Lead Water Resource Specialist, World 16:35-16:45 (10’) World Bank’s support Bank
ISAN’s assistance for the activities of flood Mr. Chang Si Kim, Executive Director, ISAN Corporation, risk management and 16:45-16:55 (10’) Republic of Korea protection of works of Twate Canalin Myanmar(TBD)
16:55-17:05 (10’) Netherland’s assistance TBD
17:05-17:27 (23’) Panel discussion Panelists: Above speakers
17:27-17:30 (03’) Wrap Up Yumiko Asayama, Manager, Japan Water Forum
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[TIP Platform] The science, economic, policy and practice of nature-based solutions for achieving SDGs: From Innovation to Common-use SDGs 달성을 위한 자연기반 해법의 과학, 경제 및 정책 실천 •Date / Time September 13(Thur) / 16:00-18:00 •Venue Grand Ballroom A, EXCO •Organizer UNESCO i-WSSM(International Centre for Water Security and Sustainable Management) UNESCO Regional Science Bureau for Asia and the Pacific
Outline With the global population continuing to grow rapidly, demand for water is expected to increase by nearly one- third by 2050, while our freshwater ecosystems are degrading at an alarming rate 64-71% of the natural wetland area worldwide has been lost due to human activity in the last century. Furthermore, water pollution has worsened in almost all rivers in Africa, Asia and Latin America since the 1990’s “We need to deal with the water paradox,” said Erik Solheim, head of UN Environment, calling attention to the need to work together towards a solution for our water challenge. “Water is the essence of life, but we don’t save it enough. It’s time to change mindsets, it’s not about development versus the environment.” Likewise, as more than 2 billion people lack access to safe drinking water and more than double that number lack access to safe sanitation, the international community is drawing attention to nature-based solutions for the water challenges of the 21st century on this session. The Sustainable Development Goal 6 Synthesis Report 2018 on Water and Sanitation reviews the global progress made towards achieving Sustainable Development Goal 6 (SDG 6) of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. It builds on the latest data available for the 11 SDG 6 global indicators. In this forum, we will listen to the efforts of the international community for achieving SDGs from the task force coordinator and director, UN WWAP. Through this keynote speech, we will also learn about what challenges and cooperation of the international community has left over. This forum highlights the unique and fundamental role that nature-based solutions play in regulating the water cycle, keeping freshwater clean and improving the water security of our water cycles. Sustainable water security requires an integration of traditional engineering solutions with nature-based solutions, which in essence are services that conserved functioning of natural systems and can contribute toward solving challenges such as water insecurity, climate change impacts and human health issues related to environmental degradation. Nature- based solutions, often referred to as “green infrastructure”, address water-related problems at the landscape level, and can work alongside gray infrastructure, resulting in cost savings by avoidance of construction and operation of complex water management systems. *Simultaneous interpretation will be provided in Korean and English.
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Objective / Expected Outcomes The session aims to • Overview efforts and challenges from the review of SDG 6 synthesis report 2018 on Water and Sanitation • Present the benefits of the combined “green & grey” infrastructure approach with the name of the strategies for sustainable water security: diversification, decentralization, and integration • Discuss opportunities to mainstream investments (blue economy) in nature-based solutions for Water Resources Management • Explore the political value of nature-based solutions in the aspect of law and norm for addressing water security challenges around the world
The expected output from this forum is to provide • Better understanding of advantages and disadvantages of NBS, based on field applications. • Identifying opportunities and barriers driven by current regulatory frameworks and management practices, and how the former can be reaped and the latter overcome, for sustainable implementation of effective NBS. • Developing an NBS proof of concept regarding scientific, economical, and political challenges for sustainable development.
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Ms. Bitna Lee, Programme specialist, UNESCO 16:00-16:05 (05’) Opening remarks i-WSSM
16:05-16:10 (05’) Welcoming remarks Dr. Yang-su Kim, Director, UNESCO i-WSSM
Dr. Engin Koncagul, Senior Programme Keynote speech Officer & WWDR process Coordinator, 16:10-16:35 (25’) SDG6 Synthesis Report 2018 on water UNESCO World Water Assessment and sanitation Programme (WWAP)
Presentation 1 Prof. Lee-Hyung Kim, Division of Construction (Science) Strategies for sustainable water 16:35-16:50 (15’) and Environmental Engineering of Kongju security: diversification, decentralization, National University and integration
Presentation 2 Mr. In-Sik Lee, Director of the Institute for 16:50-17:05 (15’) (Economy) Blue economy: the answer Knowledge Fusion from nature
Presentation 3 (Policy) The political value of nature- Dr. Mun-Hyun Ryu, Head researcher of 17:05-17:20 (15’) based solutions in the aspect of law division water policy & economy of K-water and norm for addressing water security institute challenges around the world
Facilitator: Dr. Hans Dencker Thulstrup, Senior Program Specialist, Water and Environmental Sciences at the UNESCO Office in Jakarta Panel Discussion From Panelists: 17:20-18:00 (40’) Innovation to Common-use • Prof. Ji-Yong Choi, Seoul national university • Dr. Don-Jin Choi, Director of Korea research institute for environment & development • Prof. Jong-Pil Jeong, Department of political science & international relations of Kyunghee University
Ms. Bitna Lee, Programme specialist, 18:00 Closing remarks UNESCO i-WSSM *Simultaneous interpretation will be provided in Korean and English.
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[TIP Platform] Development of Water Wise Cities through Low Impact Strategies 저영향전략을 통한 워터-와이즈 도시 개발 •Date / Time September 13(Thur) / 16:00-18:00 •Venue 322 B (3F), EXCO •Organizer Kongju National University
Outline The sustainable development goals (SDG) approved in 2015 identified the importance of sustainable water management promotion for safer and resilient cities. The session will include four presentations that address the problems in shifting from traditional urban design to integrated urban water planning and design in cities also known as water wise cities through the application of low impact development (LID) strategies. These presentations are beneficial to developing and developed countries since it covers principles of water wise cities, livability, efficiencies, and a sense of place for urban communities ensuring water sustainability. The session will highlight the importance of the collaborative effort of the government as well as the urban water professionals in addressing the problems brought about by traditional urban development.
Objective / Expected Outcomes This session aims to introduce the current trend of urban water management in developing and developed countries. Particularly, the application of LID strategies for sustainable urban water management as technological support for the restoration of natural watershed hydrology will be discussed. Lastly, this session will identify the challenges and future concerns that need to be addressed in water wise cities adaptation for urban water management through LID application. At the end of the session, speakers and participants, especially the urban stake holders, are expected to understand the necessity of incorporating LID in urban planning and design towards the development of water wise cities.
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Program Time Contents Speaker/Participants
Prof. Lee-Hyung Kim, Ph. D., Professor, Opening Remarks and Session 16:00-16:05 (05’) Kongju National University, Republic of Introduction Korea
Assoc. Prof. Marla M. Redillas, Urban Water Management in Developing 16:05-16:30 (25’) Ph. D., Associate Professor, De La Salle Countries University-Manila, Philippines
Prof. Lee-Hyung Kim, Ph. D., Professor, Water wise practices in South Korea and 16:30-16:55 (25’) Kongju National University, Republic other developed countries of Korea
Assoc. Prof. Yingxia Li, Ph. D., Associate Urban Water Management through 16:55-17:20 (25’) Professor, Beijing Normal University, Sponge Cities: Case of China China
Impacts of land use and land use changes Dr. Brian James D’Arcy, Former Scottish 17:20-17:45 (25’) to water quality changes EPA, United Kingdom
Mr. Franz Kevin F. Geronimo, M.Sc., Ph.D. 17:45-17:55 (10’) Interactive Discussion Student, Kongju National University, South Korea
Assoc. Prof. Marla M. Redillas, Ph. 17:55-18:00 (05’) Concluding remarks D., Associate Professor, De La Salle University-Manila, Philippines
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Day 3 Sep.14(Fri) Programs Time Room Floor Page
11th Water Business Forum 09:00-12:00 314 3F 81
TIP Platform (Smart Water Management case study lessons from 10:00-11:30 322 B 3F 83 around the world) TIP Platform (Water For Sustainable Culture, Sciences, and 10:00-12:00 322 A 3F 85 Technologies: Water Projects)
2018 5th Water Environment Policy & 10:30-15:00 315 3F 87 Technology Contest
TIP Platform (Payment for Ecosystem Services as a Financial Incentive for Integrated Water Resources 13:00-14:30 322 B 3F 88 Management)
Water Culture and Citizen Forum 13:00-15:00 321 AB 3F 90 (The rising tide: A new look at water and gender)
*Closing Ceremony 16:00-16:50 Grand Ballroom A 3F 92 *Open to all
Water Culture and Citizen Forum Grand Ballroom A (Exhibition: The Wonderful of Water Conservation 10:00-18:00 3F 44 Hallway Cultures) Water Culture and Citizen Forum Grand Ballroom A (Exhibition: Water Education for the Future 10:00-16:00 3F 45 Hallway Generation)
EXPO / Water Partner Square 10:00-17:00 Exhibition Hall 3 1F 98
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Program Details Economic & Social Value Creation
11th Water Business Forum 제11차 워터비즈니스포럼 •Date / Time September 14(Fri) / 09:00-12:00 •Venue 314 (3F), EXCO •Host Ministry of Environment of Rep. of Korea •Organizer Korea Water Forum •Theme Harnessing Opportunities through Technology, Innovation and Financing
Outline The Water Business Forum (WBF) is particularly designed as a global platform of governments, public and private sectors, catalyzing international cooperation for sustainable development and management of water. WBF held every year in different countries since its launch in 2015, brings multi-stakeholders and key decision makers over the world in the water sector together. The forum seeks to develop practical solutions to some of the world's most pressing water challenges including water scarcity and climate change. For accelerating dissemination or sharing in the water sector, the global business matching program, Water Partner Square, is also held for developing water projects and business during same period. In conjunction with the forum, it creates a window of new business opportunities to achieve sustainable development and management of water, foster public-private dialogues as well as catalyze win-win partnerships and alliances in the water sector. This year, WBF has been held in the world’s largest gathering of major water stakeholders including the 8th World Water Forum and the Singapore International Water Week 2018, and will take a place in the Korea International Water Week 2018 coming in this September.
KIWW2017 Previous Outcome The 8th Water Business Forum was convened by the Korean Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transport and the Korea Water Forum. The two-day forum brought together numerous government officials from ministries in the area of water, finance and development cooperation, 10 public and private sectors, 5 Multilateral Development Banks (MDBs) as well as other international organizations. Sharing the information on upcoming and ongoing projects from over 20 countries, the forum provided strong impetus for cooperation in international business, project implementation and sustainability in water development and management. It provided a solid platform for business opportunities of (1) Water Supply and Sewerage, (2) Water Resources Planning, (3) Hydropower and Desalination (4) Integrated Water Resource Management, (5) MDB Project.
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Program Date & Time Contents 09:00-09:30 30min Networking and Coffee Break
Opening Remarks 09:30-09:35 5min - Dr. Jungmoo Lee, President of Korea Water Forum, Rep. of Korea
09:35-09:40 5min Welcoming Remarks/Greetings
Greetings (Moderator) 9:40-9:45 5min - Dr. Gary Jones, Adj. Professor for University of Canberra and Chair for International Scientific Committee of XVII World Water Congress, Daegu 2020
Trend and Opportunity in Water Financing - Mr. Sebastian Lennox, Managing Editor for Global Water Intelligence (GWI)
MDB/Global Development Fund Project Briefs 9:45-11:00 75min - Dr. Marcus Wishart, Lead Water Resource Specialist for World Bank Group (WBG) - Dr. Alastair Morrison, Senior Water Sector Specialist for Green Climate Fund (GCF) - Mr. Daniel Rivera, Director for Development Bank of Latin America (CAF) - Mr. Taek-Won Seo, Executive Vice President for Korea Overseas Infrastructure & Urban Development Corporation (KIND)
11:00-11:10 15min Coffee Break 11:10-12:00 50min Panel Discussion and Q&A
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[TIP Platform] Smart Water Management case study lessons from around the world 전세계 스마트물관리 사례연구 •Date / Time September 14(Fri) / 10:00-11:30 •Venue 322 B (3F), EXCO •Organizer International Water Resources Association K-water
Outline The Smart Water Management (SWM) Project showcases exemplary smart water management case studies from both developed and developing countries from around the world, to demonstrate how SWM can be successfully adopted in a wide range of scales, contexts, locations, and can assist in resolving a wide range of water challenges. Through this project valuable lessons have been learned on the enabling factors and barriers faced by those who have implemented SWM solutions, along with the potential for SWM to assist in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals. In this session we will share with you the key lessons learned, links to the Sustainable Development Goals, the enablers and challenges to successful SWM implementation, along with outlining how policy can support SWM implementation in the future. We will also share the transfer and scalability of smart water solutions and the potential for Smart Water Management in developing countries.
Objective / Expected Outcomes This session will add to the global discussion of addressing problems challenging adequate management of water quality around the world. Objectives of the session include sharing new knowledge of emerging priorities in the field based on recent research and developments, highlighting remaining gaps, identifying and discussing problems regarding water quality, engaging/encouraging participant involvement and interaction, and connecting water experts with similar water quality concerns. The result of the workshop, group discussion and vote will be to scope the most important water quality challenge(s) that water managers will confront in the near future and beyond, discuss directions for research and policy, and the interface between science and policy, to address them and to provide a practicable focus to the global agenda in this domain.
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Program Time Contents Speaker/Participants Mr. Jaeyoung Park, Vice President & Chief Research Officer, K-water 10:00-10:05 (05’) Welcome Mr. Patrick Lavarde, Chief Executive Officer, IWRA Moderator: James Nickum, Editor-in-Chief, 10:05-10:08 (03’) Opening remark IWRA Overview of the Smart Water 10:08-10:15 (07’) Mr. Kyongho Mun, Senior Manager, K-water Management Project
Lessons learned from the SWM Project 10:15-10:30 (15’) including links to the SDGs and policy Ms. Stephanie Kuisma, Project Officer, IWRA recommendations
Case study authors: Dr. Jinsuhk Suh, Senior Researcher, K-water Ms Katharine Cross, Programme Manager, Case study presentations from IWA 10:30-10:55 (25’) the SWM Project Brig. Muhammed Aslam Khan, Chairman, Gomal Damaan Area Water Partnership, Pakistan Prof. Henning Bjornlund, Professor, University of South Australia
10:55-11:25 (30’) Panel and audience discussion Case study authors
11:25-11:30 (05’) Final summary and next steps for SWM James Nickum, Editor-in-Chief, IWRA
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[TIP Platform] Water for Sustainable Culture, Sciences, and Technologies: Water Projects 지속가능한 문화, 과학 그리고 기술을 위한 물: 워터 프로젝트 •Date / Time September 14(Fri) / 10:00-12:00 •Venue 322 A (3F), EXCO •Organizer Indonesian Green Action Forum (IGAF), Youth and United Nations Global Alliance of Food and Organization of the United Nations (YUNGA UNFAO), Barilla Center for Food and Nutrition Young Earth Solutions (BCFN YES), and PERPIKA
Outline The Water for Sustainable Culture, Sciences, and Technologies Side Event is a multi-collaborative side event that will focus on water projects. The projects, which will be discussed in the side event, are from youth actions and institutional research with integrating the importance of culture, science, and technology. In the event, there will be a talk show and a poster exhibition.
Objective / Expected Outcomes • To exchange initiatives, research, projects, and other activities related smart water management, water recycling and reuse, and water for socio-economic development to the audiences; • To encourage the audiences to actualize their water initiatives, research, projects, and activities into sustainable actions that are beneficial for altruistic; • To introduce an Indonesia cultural booth to international delegates that will be organized by IGAF, YUNGA UNFAO, BCFN YES, and PERPIKA.
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Program Time Contents Speaker/Participants 10:00-10:05 (05’) Session introduction IGAF Pitcher
10:05-10:10 (05’) Welcoming remark PERPIKA Representative
10:10-10:13 (03’) IGAF Partners introduction IGAF Representative
Speakers: Prof. Dr. Ick Hwan Ko, Vice president, Yooshin Engineering Corporation
Prof. Megan Yoo Schneider, Division 7 Director, Municipal Water District of Orange County 10:13-11:00 (47’) Water Discussion Prof. Mekonnen Maschal Tarekegn, Lecturer, Ethiopian Civil Service University
Prof. Abderrahmane Bouloud, Municipal Councillor, Town of Rabat, Morocco
Moderator
Question and Answer 11:00-11:20 (20’) Moderator (Q & A)
Selected presenters 11:20-11:50 (30’) Water Projects Presentation and Q & A (young students from Indonesia-South Korea)
11:50-11:55 (05’) Award for the Best Presenter/Project IGAF Pitcher
11:55-11:58 (03’) Photo session IGAF Pitcher
11:58-12:00 (02’) Closing remark IGAF Pitcher
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Program Details Knowledge Sharing / Capacity Building
2018 5th Water Environment Policy & Technology Contest 제5회 대학생 물환경 정책기술 공모전 •Date / Time September 14(Fri) / 10:30-15:00 •Venue 315 (3F), EXCO •Host Ministry of Environment, Rep. of Korea
Outline University students will deliver final presentations and each judge will evaluate contents of both final reports which are already submitted. Final rank will be decided based on total value of five judges
Objective / Expected Outcomes • To discover university students’ creative idea for water environment policy and technology • To foster young talented students to become human resources for the future • To deliver final presentation of 10 teams which participate in the Water Environment Policy & Technology Contest
Program Time Contents
10:30-10:40 (10’) Introduction of guests, participants and the program
Final presentations – Part 1 10:40-12:00 (80’) Q&A
12:00-13:00 (60’) Break Time
Final presentations – Part 2 13:00-14:20 (80’) Q&A
14:20-15:00 (40’) Evaluation and Decision on rank
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[TIP Platform] Payment for Ecosystem Services as a Financial Incentive for Integrated Water Resources Management 통합수자원관리를 위한 금전적 인센티브로써의 생태계 서비스 지불제도 •Date / Time September 14(Fri) / 13:00-14:30 •Venue 322 B (3F), EXCO •Organizer University of Tehran
Outline Payments for Ecosystems Services (PES) in general refers to market incentives for the provision of public goods within the field of environment. Ecosystem services refer to the benefits people obtain from ecosystems. IWRM is a process that promotes the coordinated development and management of water, soil and the other related resources in order to maximize economic results and social wellbeing in an equitable manner, without compromising the sustainability of vital ecosystems. Ideal IWRM implementation has rarely achieved due to inadequate financing and fractured governance schemes that continue to manage ecosystems from sectoral perspective. Ecosystem approach helps in integrate the sectoral goals under the umbrella of watershed management. Economic instruments such as PES can also help in providing financial resources for IWRM implementation while it can also provide a tangible framework for stakeholder participation. In this session, a series of presentation assist in explaining how moving from a more traditional form of IWRM to one that incorporates ecosystem services, provides financial incentives and markets for managing and providing healthy and sustainable ecosystem services.
Objective / Expected Outcomes Session objectives and expected outcomes are as follows: • Reviewing IWRM and PES interlinkages and PES can provide a platform for financing IWRM programs and stakeholder participation • Presenting success stories in implementation of PES schemes within IWRM framework
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Introduction to PES: Dr. Banafsheh Zahraie, 13:00-13:20 (20’) Challenges and Opportunities Associate Prof., Univ. of Tehran, Iran
Prof. Leshan Jin, China Agricultural PES and Eco-Compensation 13:20-13:40 (20’) University and executive director, Practices in China Eco-compensation Policy Research Center, China
Introduction to assessment of Korea's Dr. Wooyeong Joo, 13:40-14:00 (20’) Ecosystem Services and its applications National Institute of Ecology, in natural environmental policies Republic of Korea
Banafsheh Zahraie 14:00-14:30 (30’) Panel Discussion Leshan Jin Wooyeong Joo
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[Water Culture and Citizen Forum] The rising tide: A new look at water and gender 물과 성에 대한 새로운 시각 •Date / Time September 14(Fri) / 13:00-15:00 •Venue 321AB (3F), EXCO •Organizer UNESCO i-WSSM (International Centre for Water Security and Sustainable Management) UNESCO Regional Science Bureau for Asia and the Pacific
Outline In many societies, women have primary responsibility for management of household water supply, sanitation, and health. However, gender inequality in the access to, management, and use of water exists and is a concern that results in harmful socio-economic consequences for women and girls. For example, women and girls bear the disproportionate burden of collecting and distributing water, and often face major risks to health and personal safety. The burden usually takes their opportunities for education and economic empowerment. Gender sensitive lens to water will enable more women to access, manage, use, and influence on water resource. UNESCO i-WSSM and UNESCO Office in Jakarta organize a Talk Concert aiming to solve gender inequality and discrimination on water related issues and securing diversity to find out the possibility to achieve Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Experts from various organizations with different approaches will present their perspectives and experience focusing on the vulnerability and inequality of women on water issues. The Talk Concert is divided into two parts, which are keynote speeches and interactive talk show for women’s groups and public. The keynote speakers will deliver the ongoing effort and current trend of the topics on gender and water security in the international society. Based on the shared knowledge and insight, a discussion with the panelists from different organizations will follow to provide diverse perspectives and share the way how to apply gender perspective to the individual, community, national, and international level.
The Talk Concert will cover the following possible topics(TBD): - Gender equality and women's capacity building with SDGs - Development and gender (best practices, sustainable partnerships, effective aid) - Symbol of water and women's life (promoting gender equality in water and overcoming vulnerability) - Policy to strengthen women's economic capacity (participation): legal environment, institutional apparatus, effective implementation - Economic effects of gender equality - Women's leadership and balanced decision making considering gender equality - Work and family compatibility *Simultaneous interpretation will be provided in Korean and English.
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Objective / Expected Outcomes New perspective is necessary to see the water related issues and to make policies for water. With diverse perspectives, this session will deal with the gender issues on water aiming the gender equality of the world. The Talk Concert aims to: - Enhance gender sensitivity and awareness related to gender on water related issues - Increased understanding of gender and water security, and their relationship - Identify gender issues and approaches on water security
Program Time Contents Speaker/Participants
Dr. Kwang-suop Lim, 13:00-13:05 (05’) Opening remarks Programme Manager, UNESCO i-WSSM
Keynote speech 1: Water culture, justice and equity as a Ms. Diana Iskreva, 13:05-13:30 (25’) component of SDGs action programs Executive Director, Earth Forever at national level
Dr. Engin Koncagul, Keynote speech 2: Senior Programme Officer & WWDR process 13:30-13:55 (25’) Gender Equality for a Water-secure Coordinator, UNESCO World Water Assessment Future Programme(WWAP)
Facilitator: Prof. Suk-hwan Jang, Daejin University Panelists: Ms. Eunkyung Park, Chairperson, Tongyeong Education Talk concert: Foundation for Sustainable Development 13:55-15:00 (65’) New perspectives on gender and water security Prof. Jeongin Kim, Professor, Chungang University Ms. Eun Ha Chang, Director, Center for International Development & Cooperation of Korean Women's Development Institute
Prof. Suk-hwan Jang, 15:00 Closing remarks Daejin University *Simultaneous interpretation will be provided in Korean and English.
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Closing Ceremony 폐회식 •Date / Time September 14(Fri) / 16:00-16:50 •Venue Grand Ballroom A), EXCO
Closing ceremony of KIWW 2018 is open to all participants from water-related institutions, governments, industries, academics, NGOs, presses and citizens. Highlighting on the KIWW 2018, the awards ceremony for World Water Challenge 2018 and Water Environment Policy & Technology Contest will be held.
Program Time Contents Speakers/Participants 16:00~16:05 (05‘) Opening 16:05~16:07 (02‘) Closing Address World Water Challenge 16:07~16:27 (20‘) Achievement Award Ceremony Water Environment Policy & Technology Contest 16:27~16:30 (03‘) KIWW 2018 Highlight Clip Mr.Sudong Kwak, Executive Vice President, 16:30~16:35 (05') Remark K-water
Mr.Seungho Lee, Deputy Mayor, Daegu 16:35~16:40 (05‘) Closing Remark Metropolitan City
16:30~16:40 (10‘) Commemorative Photography
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Site Tour
■ Cultural Tour & Industrial Inspection Date Sep. 14(Fri) - Sep. 15(Sat)
Site Seomun Market, 83 Tower, Suseongmot Lake, Waterworks Headquarters Daegu Maegok Purification plant, etc.
Participants KIWW 2018 Tour Registrant
Program Time Sep. 14(Fri) Sep. 15(Sat) 08:30-12:30 Industrial Inspection
18:00-22:00 Cultural Tour
Tour Course Tour Date Tour Course
EXCO ▶ Seomun Market ▶ Apsan Observatory Cultural Tour Sep. 14(Fri) ▶ Suseongmot Lake▶EXCO
Industrial EXCO▶Waterworks Headquarters▶Daegu Environmental Corporation Sep. 15(Sat) Inspection ▶Korea Water Cluster▶EXCO
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Site Tour
Tour Course Time Tour Course
18:00-18:05 (05’) Pick up at EXCO
18:05-18:35 (30’) Tour Bus (EXCO ▶ Seomun Market)
Seomun Market - Seomun Market, which moved to its current location in 1920, has a long history. Its name derives from the fact that the market was at the West end of Daegu's castle. It originally specialized in textile products, and has expanded to include almost any 18:35-19:20 (45’) product imaginable – from textiles to small livestock. The atmosphere is bustling and the people are friendly, making it an exciting place to spend an afternoon. The market has thermostats and parking lots to make you visit more enjoyable. Sale Items: Silk goods, Linen goods, Knitwork, Artwork, undershirts, Fish, Bowls, Apparel, Dry fish
19:20-19:50 (30’) Tour Bus (Seomun Market ▶ Apsan Observatory)
Apsan Observatory - Situated in Nam-gu, Daegu, Apsan Observatory is a viewing point overlooking the whole of downtown Daegu at a glance. The structure is thought to be a success, as it 19:50-20:35 (45‘) blends history with the future, and nature with the city. Many tourists as well as Daegu residents come to the observatory. It is also an educational place to teach the meaning of Daegu to citizens. There are two ways to ascend to the observatory; one is by cable car from Keungol (15 minutes) and the other one is by walking
20:35-20:50 (15’) Tour Bus (Apsan Observatory ▶ Suseongmot Lake)
Suseongmot Lake - This park was designated as an official Daegu Park in the 1940’s, and was subsequently expanded to make it into a complete tourism and rest attraction for citizens and 20:50-21:30 (40’) visitors alike. The natural landscape of the park is quite breathtaking, with mountains surrounding the picturesque Suseong Lake, on which visitors can enjoy paddle boats. To the west of Suseong Lake, there is Suseong Land, which boasts many attractions and amusement park rides.
Tour Bus (Sueseongmot Lake ▶ EXCO) 21:30-22:00 (30’) - Running shuttle bus to each hotel from EXCO (22:00-22:40)
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Time Tour Course
Pick up at each Hotel 08:30-09:10 (40’) (Novotel Ambassador Daegu ▶ The Grand Hotel Daegu ▶ Hotel Inter-burgo EXCO)
Tour Bus 09:10-09:40 (30') (Inter-burgo EXCO ▶ Waterworks Headquarters Daegu Maegok Purification plant)
Waterworks Headquarters Daegu Maegok Purification Plant 09:40-10:20 (40') - The office of Waterworks headquarters of Daegu Metropolitan City oversees the production of safe and clean tap water
Tour Bus 10:20-10:35 (15') (Waterworks Headquarters Daegu Maegok Purification Plant ▶ Daegu Environment Corporation)
Daegu Environmental Cluster - Daegu environmental corporation became the cradle for 10:35-11:05 (30') water industry technology development. - Successfully contribute to water industry cluster formation and global market access of Daegu water industry.
11:05-11:20 (15') Tour Bus (Daegu Environment Corporation ▶ Korea Water Cluster)
Korea Water Cluster - The Korea Water Cluster take leap forward in the global water market and investments in the water industry will grow largest compared to 11:20-11:50 (30‘) other infrastructure industry. - The Korea Water Cluster in cooperation with the leading global water companies, universities and research institutes.
11:50-12:20 (30‘) Tour Bus (Korea Water Cluster ▶ Each Hotel)
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(20' by car)
(20' by car)
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Hotel Address Tel. Hotel 80 Yutongdanji-ro, Inter-burgo Sangyeok-dong, +82 (0)53-380-0114 EXCO Buk-gu, Daegu
The Grand Hotel 563-1 Beomeo 1 dong, +82 (0)53-742-0001 Daegu Suseong-gu, Daegu
Novotel 611 Gukchaebosang-Ro, Ambassador +82 (0)53-664-1174 Jung-gu, Daegu Daegu
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Expo
H101 H102 H103 H104 H108 H112
A116
A115 G114 F121 E124 D117 A114
A113 G113 C115 B115
G112 A111 F118 F119 E120 G110 F117 D116 A109
G108 F111 E116 C111 B111 A107
G106
A105 G105 D115 D109
A103 G103 F101 E101 C101 B101
D101 A101 G101
Enterance Enterance
No. Company No. Company No, Company A-101 PPI Pyungwha Co., Ltd. D-101 Hyolim Industrial Co., Ltd. G-103 Korea Green Resource Co., Ltd. A-103 Korea Fluid Technology Co., Ltd. D-109 Research Center of Korea University G-105 Infra Information Technology Co., Ltd. Samyoung Engineering & Technology A-105 Kumkang Co., Ltd. D-115 G-106 Chungbuk Research Institute Co., Ltd. A-107 Hankyul Technics Inc. D-116 Water Partner Square G-108 Hanchang Electric Co., Ltd. A-109 Enertork Ltd. D-117 Cafe lounge G-110 Gobee Co., Ltd. A-111 D.K. Metal Co., Ltd. E-101 K-water G-112 Seong Win Co., Ltd. A-113 Daesan Electronic Co., Ltd. E-116 Gaontec Co., Ltd. G-113 Cowithone Co., Ltd. Daegu Gyeongbuk Institute of A-114 Wonjae Co., Ltd. E-120 Suntech Engineering Co., Ltd. G-114 Science & Technology Waterworks Headquarters Daegu A-115 Knix Co,. Ltd. E-124 H-101 i-WSSM Metropolitan City International Water Resource Environment preservation A-116 F-101 Korea Environment Corporation H-102 Association association B-101 Royal Precision Industry Co., Ltd. F-111 AQUS Inc. H-103 Netherlands embassy in Seoul B-111 Moonchang Co., Ltd. F-117 미정 H-104 Korea Cast Iron Pipe ind.Co.,Ltd. B-115 Daegu Metropolitan City F-118 Omni System Co. H-108 Duksan Cotran Co., Ltd. Korea Dyeing & Finishing C-101 Shin Jeung Mach. Co., Ltd. F-119 미정 H-112 Technology Institute C-111 Samjin Precision Co., Ltd. F-121 Daegu Environment Corporation C-115 Midni Co., Ltd. G-101 Shinjin Precision Industrial Co., Ltd.
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Water Partner Square
Water Partner Square 워터파트너스퀘어 •Date / Time September 13(Thur)-14(Fri) / 10:00-17:00 •Venue Exhibition Hall #D-117 (1F), EXCO •Host Ministry of Environment, Rep. of Korea •Organizer Korea Water Forum
Outline Water Partner Square is the global business matching program for developing water projects and business across the world. As a global platform for connecting governments, public and private sectors for accelerating dissemination or sharing in the water sector. Seeking for co-prosperity, Water Partner Square will provide a customized assistance in advancing into foreign markets by region and nation and developing new businesses opportunities. To that end, it will arrange one-on-one business meetings for foreign governmental organizations, domestic and international organizations, and companies participating in KIWW 2018.
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Transportation
■ Shuttle Bus Schedule Bus No.1 Dongdaegu Station – Daegu International Airport – Hotel Inter-Burgo EXCO – EXCO Bus No.2 Daegu International Airport – Novotel Ambassdor Daegu –The Grand Hotel Daegu Bus No.3 Dongdaegu Station – Novotel Ambassdor Daegu –The Grand Hotel Daegu – EXCO
[Bus Number 1] Dongdaegu Station – Daegu International Airport – Hotel Inter-Burgo EXCO
September 11(Tue) Departure Stop Arrival Dongdaegu Station Daegu International Airport Hotel Inter-Burgo EXCO 13:50 14:10 14:30 14:20 14:40 15:00 15:00 15:20 15:40 15:40 16:00 16:20 16:20 16:40 17:00 17:00 17:20 17:40 17:40 18:00 18:20 18:10 18:30 18:50 18:50 19:10 19:30 19:30 19:50 20:10
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September 12(Wed) Departure Stop 1 Stop 2 Arrival Departure Arrival Dongdaegu Station Daegu Int’l Airport Hotel Inter-Burgo EXCO EXCO EXCO Dongdaegu Station 07:10 07:40 08:00 08:05 - - 07:40 08:00 08:20 08:25 - - 08:40 09:00 09:20 09:25 - - 08:50 09:10 09:30 09:35 - - 10:00 10:20 10:40 10:45 - - 10:40 11:00 11:20 11:25 - - 11:50 12:15 12:30 12:45 - - 13:10 13:30 13:50 13:55 - - 14:20 14:40 15:00 15:05 15:05 15:35 15:10 15:30 15:50 15:55 15:55 16:35 15:50 16:10 16:30 16:55 16:55 17:35 - - - 18:10 18:35 - - - 18:30 18;55 20:30 21:00 20:30 21:00 20:40 21:10 20:40 21:10
September 13(Thur) Departure Stop Arrival Departure Stop Arrival Dongdaegu Station Daegu Int’l Airport EXCO EXCO Daegu Int’l Airport Dongdaegu Station 07:40 08:05 08:25 - - - 08:00 08:25 08:45 - - - 09:10 09:30 09:50 - - - 10:00 10:20 10:40 - - - 10:30 10:50 11:10 - - - 11:40 12:00 12:20 - - -
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September 14(Fri) Departure Arrival Departure Stop Arrival Dongdaegu Station EXCO EXCO Daegu Int’l Airport Dongdaegu Station 08:00 08:30 - - - 08:20 08:50 - - - 09:00 09:30 - - - 10:00 10:30 - - - 10:20 10:50 - - - 11:10 11:40 11:50 12:10 12:30 12:20 12:50 13:10 13:30 13:50 - - 13:50 14:10 14:30 - - 15:10 15:30 15:50 15:10 15:40 16:20 16:40 17:00 - - 17:10 17:30 17:50 - - 18:10 18:30 19:50 - - 18:10 18:30 19:50 18:10 18:30 19:50
Septermber 15(Sat) Departure Stop Arrival Hotel Inter-Burgo EXCO Daegu International Airport Dongdaegu Station 09:00 09:20 09:40 10:20 10:40 11:00 11:40 12:00 12:20 12:30 12:50 13:10 13:40 14:00 14:20 15:00 15:20 15:40
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[Bus Number 2] Daegu International Airport – Novotel Ambassdor Daegu –The Grand Hotel Daegu
September 11(Tue) Departure Stop Arrival Daegu International Airport Novotel Ambassador Daegu The Grand Hotel Daegu 12:00 12:20 12:35 12:30 12:50 13:05 13:00 13:20 13:35 13:30 13:50 14:05 14:00 14:20 14:35 14:30 14:50 15:05 15:00 15:20 15:35 15:30 15:50 16:05 16:00 16:20 16:35 16:30 16:50 17:05 17:00 17:20 17:35 17:30 17:50 18:05 18:00 18:20 18:35 18:30 18:50 19:05 19:00 19:20 19:35 19:30 19:50 20:05 20:00 20:20 20:35 20:30 20:50 21:05 21:00 21:20 21:35 21:30 21:50 22:05
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September 12(Wed) Departure Stop Arrival Daegu International Airport Novotel Ambassador Daegu The Grand Hotel Daegu 08:00 08:20 08:35 08:30 08:50 09:05 09:00 09:20 09:35 09:30 09:50 10:05 10:00 10:20 10:35 10:30 10:50 11:05 11:00 11:20 11:35 11:30 11:50 12:05 12:00 12:20 12:35 12:30 12:50 13:05 13:00 13:20 13:35 13:30 13:50 14:05 14:00 14:20 14:35 14:30 14:50 15:05 15:00 15:20 15:35 15:30 15:50 16:05 16:00 16:20 16:35 16:30 16:50 17:05 17:00 17:20 17:35 17:30 17:50 18:05
September 13(Thu) Departure Stop Arrival The Grand Hotel Daegu Novotel Ambassador Daegu Daegu International Airport 14:30 14:45 15:05 15:30 15:45 16:05 16:30 16:45 17:05 17:30 17:45 18:05 18:30 18:45 19:05 19:30 19:45 20:05 20:30 20:45 21:05
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September 14(Fri) Departure Stop Arrival The Grand Hotel Daegu Novotel Ambassador Daegu Daegu International Airport 10:00 10:15 10:35 10:30 10:45 11:05 11:00 11:15 11:35 11:30 11:45 12:05 12:00 12:15 12:35 12:30 12:45 13:05 13:00 13:15 13:35 13:30 13:45 14:05 14:00 14:15 14:35 14:30 14:45 15:05 15:00 15:15 15:35 15:30 15:45 16:05 16:00 16:15 16:35 16:30 16:45 17:05 17:00 17:15 17:35 17:30 17:45 18:05 18:00 18:15 18:35 18:30 18:45 19:05 19:00 19:15 19:35 19:30 19:45 20:05
September 15(Fri) Departure Stop Arrival The Grand Hotel Daegu Novotel Ambassador Daegu Daegu International Airport 08:30 08:45 09:05 09:30 09:45 10:05 10:30 10:45 11:05 11:30 11:45 12:05 12:30 12:45 13:05 13:30 13:45 14:05 14:30 14:45 15:05
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[Bus Number 3] Dongdaegu Station – Novotel Ambassdor Daegu –The Grand Hotel Daegu – EXCO
September 11(Tue) Departure Stop Arrival Dongdaegu Station Novotel Ambassador Daegu The Grand Hotel Daegu 12:30 12:50 13:20 13:00 13:20 13:50 13:50 14:10 14:40 14:30 14:50 15:20 15:40 16:00 16:30 16:30 16:50 17:20 17:30 17:50 18:20 18:30 18:50 19:20 19:00 19:20 19:50 19:50 20:10 20:40
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September 12(Wed) Departure Stop 1 Stop 2 Arrival & Departure Stop 3 Stop 4 Dongdaegu Novotel Ambassador The The Novotel Ambassador Station Daegu Grand Hotel Daegu EXCO Grand Hotel Daegu Daegu 06:10 06:30 07:00 07:30 - - 07:50 08:10 08:40 09:10 - - 08:10 08:30 09:00 09:30 - - 09:50 10:10 10:40 11:10 - - 10:30 10:50 11:20 11:50 - - 11:00 11:20 11:50 12:20 - - 12:30 12:50 13:10 13:40 - - 13:40 14:00 14:30 15:00 - - 15:00 15:20 15:50 16:20 16:50 17:20 16:30 16:50 17:20 17:50 18:20 18:50 - - - 18:10 18:40 19:10 - - - 18:20 18:50 19:20 - - - 20:30 20:55 21:20 - - - 20:30 20:55 21:20 - - - 20:40 21:05 21:30 - - - 20:40 21:05 21:30
September 13(Thur) Departure Stop 1 Stop 2 Arrival & Departure Stop 3 Stop 4 Arrival Dongdaegu Novotel Ambassador The Grand Hotel The Grand Hotel Novotel Ambassador Dongdaegu Station Daegu Daegu EXCO Daegu Daegu Station 06:40 07:00 07:30 08:00 - - - 07:30 07:50 08:20 08:50 - - - 08:30 08:50 09:20 09:50 - - - 09:20 09:40 10:10 10:40 - - - 10:20 10:40 11:10 11:40 - - - 11:10 11:30 12:00 12:30 - - - 12:20 12:50 13:20 13:50 - - - 13:40 14:00 14;20 14:45 15:15 15:45 16:05 15:00 15:20 15:50 16:20 16:40 17:10 17:40 - - - 17:15 17:45 18:15 18:35 - - - 18:10 18:40 19:10 19:30 - - - 18:30 19:00 19:30 19:50
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September 14(Fri) Departure Stop Arrival Departure Stop 1 Stop 2 Arrival Novotel Novotel The Grand The Grand Dongdaegu Ambassador EXCO EXCO Ambassador Hotel Daegu Hotel Daegu Station Daegu Daegu 07:20 07:50 08:20 - - - - 07:40 08:10 08:40 - - - - 08:50 09:20 09:50 - - - - 09:50 10:20 10:50 - - - - 10:50 11:20 11:50 12:20 12:50 13;20 13:40 11:50 12:20 12:50 13:10 13:40 14:10 14:30 - - - 14:20 14:50 15:20 15:40 15:00 15:30 16:00 16:10 16:40 17:10 17:30 - - - 17:10 17:40 18:10 18:30 - - - 18:10 18:40 19:10 19:30 18:10 18:40 19:10 19:30 18:10 18:40 19:10 19:30
Septermber 15(Sat) Departure Stop Arrival The Grand Hotel Daegu Novotel Ambassador Daegu Dongdaegu Station 09:00 09:20 09:40 10:20 10:40 11:00 11:50 12:10 12:30 13:40 14:00 14:20 15:00 15:20 15:40
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General Information
Daegu Daegu Metropolitan City, located on a fertile stretch of land next to Geumhogang River and Sincheon Stream, is city that was established long ago under ideal natural living conditions and has maintained it unique local culture ever since. In 1981, Daegu Metropolitan City was promoted and given the title of Daegu Direct-Controlled Municipality. To date, Daegu Metropolitan City has hosted numerous international events including the 2002 FIFA World Cup Korea/Japan, Summer Universiade 2003, World Championships in Gymnastics 2011, World Energy Congress 2013, and World Water Forum 2015, solidifying its reputation as an international city.
Climate The temperature of Daegu Metropolitan City was in the range of 18°C in the beginning and reaching about 28°C in September last year.
Local Time The Korean local time is 9 hours ahead of GMT (GMT+9). No daylight savings time.
Currency The unit of Korean currency is Korean Won (KRW). The exchange rate as of August 2018 is KRW 1,138 to 1 USD. Automated teller machines (ATM) are widely accessible throughout Daegu Metropolitan City.
Tax In Korea, a 10% VAT is indirectly added into the price of many of your purchases. At stores that display a “Tax Free” sign, foreigners are eligible for a tax refund on purchases greater than 30,000 won.
Electricity The standard voltage in Korea is 220 volts. The outlet has two round holes and is the same type used in France, Germany, Austria, Greece, Turkey, and many other countries. For your convenience, please bring a multi-voltage travel adapter. Sim Card Purchase (Korean Roaming SIM Card) You can purchase a prepaid SIM Card that can be used in Korea and most foreign countries in convenient stores in Airport.
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Taxi Basic Cost Running Cost Time Cost(running under 15km/h)
Normal Taxi Fare 2,800KRW 100KRW for Every 150m 100KRW for Every 36Sec.
Deluxe Taxi Fare 4,000KRW 200KRW for Every 150m 200KRW for Every 36Sec.
Wi-Fi Free Wi-Fi is available in the EXCO
Helpful Numbers
Emergency Call 112 & 119 Dial 112 for the police, 119 for the fire department and medical emergencies (though most operators speak only Korean). A hotel staff or hotel manager can arrange for a doctor or an ambulance.
Information Service – International Call 00794 International service “00794” is a telephone operator service that provides any information related to making international calls including foreign subscription number, national codes, area codes, and so on.
International Call Service 00799 International call service “00799” is a telephone operator service used to make international calls from Korea. The Service features station-to-station calls (forwarding the receiver’s number to the operator for direct connection), collect or reverse charge calls (charging the receiver for the international call) and interpretation calls (having interpretation during the international call).
Tourist Complaint Center 02-735-0101 The Tourist Complaint Center strives to resolve complaints from tourists in Korea as well as to improve tourism services by informing and providing consultation to relevant agencies. Complaints and inquiries can be filed via email or fax.
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Surrounding Information
Biseulsan Mountain Country Park Address 203, Hyuyanglim-gil, Yuga-myeon, Dalseong-gun, Daegu, Rep. of Korea (inside Jayeon Hyuyanglim, Alt. 590m)
This park was designated as an the Dalseong-gun military park in 1986. It is a predominantly soil mountain, which boasts rich terrain and a natural forest. The resort is an ideal place for relaxation and respite. It is filled with blooming flowers in spring, offers a beautiful fog-filled valley in summer, falling leaves in autumn, and an ice-capped mountain in winter.
Source-Daegu Tourist Information
Gukchae-bosang Memorial Park Address 670, Gukchaebosang-ro, Jung-gu, Daegu, Rep. of Korea
This park was created in 1999 to honor the Gukchae-bosang Movement in 1907 and overcome the IMF financial crisis by gathering gold event in 1997. The parking lot with three underground floors, provides space with citizens, and adjacent to library, which many young people visit.
Source-Korea Tourism Organization
Daegu Stadium Address 180, Universiad-ro, Suseong-gu, Daegu, Rep. of Korea
The Daegu Stadium has successfully held the grand events of 2002 World Cup, 2003 Daegu Summer Universiade and 2011 World Athletics Championships. It has become the new scenic spot of Daegu for its beautiful natural environment and clean facilities around, attracting both of local citizens and visitors from other areas to visit. More athletic facilities have been developed for physical exercise and leisure space. It’s also available for athletic and cultural art activities to keep closer with the citizens. Source-Korea Tourism Organization
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Sincheon Stream Address Dongin-dong 3-ga, Jung-gu, Daegu, Rep. of Korea
The river is a lifeline covering and encompassing the center of the city. Sincheon is providing river scene and crossing the center of a city. It started from the south part of Biseulsan Mountain’s top. When it reaches to the Yonggye, Gachang, it meets Daecheon which is located in a point near Paljoryeong. After joining these two rivers, it is passing the Chimsan-dong and reaching to the Geumhogang River. The total length of this local stream is 12.5km and the basin area Source-Daegu Tourist Information is 165. 3km2. There are 13 bridges with special roads crossing the river where the tourists can take a rest or work out by walking or riding bicycles. In particular, there are a cool swimming place in summer and a flavor skating rink in winter which can remind your childhood memories. In addition, there are a social space for outdoor stages and festival places. It is attached great importance for an ecological river in harmony with nature
Seomun Market Address 10, Keunjang-ro 28-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu, Rep. of Korea
Seomun Market, which moved to its current location in 1920, has a long history. Its name derives from the fact that the market was at the West end of Daegu's castle. It originally specialized in textile products, and has expanded to include almost any product imaginable – from textiles to small livestock. The atmosphere is bustling and the people are friendly, making it an exciting place to spend an afternoon. The market has thermostats and parking lots to make youe Source-Daegu Tourist Information visit more enjoyable. Sale Items: Silk goods, Linen goods, Knitwork, Artwork, undershirts, Fish, Bowls, Apparel, Dry fish
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Daegu Tower (83 Tower) Address 200, Duryugongwon-ro, Dalseo-gu, Daegu, Rep. of Korea
The Daegu Tower (height 202m ) is located on European style theme park inside Duryu Park. It is a tourist attraction where you can look over the whole city of Daegu. The traditional architectural beauty of the tower has been reproduced and its Dabotop pagoda shape has been recreated. The west part of Daegu Tower (total area: 1,653,965m2) has Duryusan, Seongdangmot and Daegu Culture and Arts Center where the tourists could enjoy various performances, exhibitions and events. There are citizen physical training facilities Source-Daegu Tourist Information including a multipurpose sports field, a swimming pool, a soccer field, a tennis court, a baseball stadium, an inline skating rink, etc. There are symbolic commemoration spaces such as a 2.28 monument, statues of people and a sculpture park. You could visit the Daegu tourist information center which is the base of Daegu regional tourism near this tower when you need some help.
Gyeongsang-gamyeong Park Address 99, Gyeongsanggamyeong-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu, Rep. of Korea
Gyeongsang-gamyeong Park was the first site of Gyeongsang-gamyeong(Gyeongsang Provincial Governor's office) in Daegu which was moved to present place 400 years ago. This park was built with the name of the Jung-ang Park in 1970. The walls of the park were demolished and the park was reopened with various facilities to preserve this site forever in October, 1997. There are Seonhwadang hall which was the governor's office(Daegu Tangible Cultural Asset No.1), Jingcheonggak pavilion which was governor's house(Daegu Source-Korea Tourism Organization Tangible Cultural Asset No.2), and 29 monuments that explain the governors' achievements. There are a hexagonal-shaped bell pavilion in wood and a "Citizens' Tree" statue in the park. This park has a green forest, beautiful flowers, clean, wide and grassy lawns, a fountain, peaceful walks, and a lot of benches, This is a good place for citizens to take some rest. It is also in the charge of a role as the rest place to relax fatigue and stress which were aroused by the complicated urban life.
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Dongseongro Address 27, Dongseong-ro 2-gil, Jung-gu, Daegu, Korea
Dongseongro is the busiest shopping street in Daegu, full of the lively spirit of youth throughout the year. On the street, there are luxurious department stores, shopping malls and many brand name shops for garments and sporting goods. A variety of cultural spaces, bookstores, movie theaters, and performance halls are lined up along the street.
Source-Daegu Jung-gu
Palgongsan Mountain Natural Park Address 6-1, Palgongsan-ro 199-gil, Dong-gu, Daegu, Korea
Palgongsan is a famous mountain in Daegu reaching heights of 1,192 meters. It was called with many different names during the Silla period including Buak, Jungak, Gonsan, and Dongsusan. It was called Gongsan during the Goryeo period, and was officially named Palgongsan during the Joseon period.
Source-Korea Tourism Organization
Dalseong Park Address 35, Dalseonggongwon-ro, Jung-gu, Daegu, Korea
Dalseong park is the oldest park in Daegu. It was created in 1905, and reconstructed in 1965 as part of Daegu's plan to create a new comprehensive park. It currently holds a grass plaza, a complete culture center, a zoo, and various memorials.
Source-Korea Tourism Organization
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Korea International Daegu Exhibition & Water Week secretariat Convention Center (EXCO) (Korea Water Forum) +82-53-601-5000 +82-53-601-5059
+82-2-736-0430
+82-2-736-0431
[email protected] Incheon Fire Service International Airport +82-53-350-4700 1577-2600 Seoul Station Dongdaegu Station
1544-7788 Korea Tourism Hospital Organization 119 1330
Daegu Health College Hospital Police +82-53-320-1900 112 Daegu Catholic University Ministry of Foreign Mecial Center Daegu Bukbu Police Station Affairs and Trade 1688-0077 +82-53-380-5100 +82-2-2100-2114
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The Korea Water Forum (KWF) was established in 2006 in association with Korean Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, and Transport, Ministry of Environment, Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs, Ministry of Public Safety and Security and Korea Meteorological Administration. KWF is aiming to provide a platform to address glo bal water issues, share the appropriate and innovative technologies with well defined policies on water, develop water partnership by bridging relevant water stakeholders around the globe. Based on the purpose to become a true partner of the global water stakeholders, among various activities and roles KWF has dedicated to, KWF serves as
Channel for water network ● by providing diversified chances to get together through Korea International Water Week ● by building world water partnership, the initiative of the previous World Water Forum host countries and organizations for bridging between World Water Fora ● by carrying out follow up actions for “Implementation Roadmaps and Action Monitoring System”, the core result of the 7th World Water Forum
Facilitator for water partnership ● by offering regular meetings for partners from public and private sectors through World Business Forum (WBF), a place for catalyzing water cooperation between government, private actors, local authorities, etc. ● by holding an annual global water competition, ‘World Water Challenge’, process of addressing the prioritized global water problems and identify the best and appropriate solutions to those problems.
Ground for capacity building ● by educating citizens and teachers with Project WET (Water Education for Teachers) ● by encouraging high school students continuing interest in water and substantiality issues through Korea Junior Water Prize(KJWP) competition.
Communicator between civil society and decision makers ● by Citizen’s Forum for citizens’ gathering on water ● by holding various meetings for discussion on development of water policy Korea International Water Week Secretariat Korea Water Forum Tel. +82-2-736-0430 Fax. +82-2-736-0431 E-mail. [email protected]