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2 All Hon'ble guests, Delegates, Sponsors, Exhibitors etc. 5 nd PATNA for 52 Annual Convention 2020 on 10th-12th JANUARY 2020

Theme : “Water Knowledge Summit: Driving efficiency and resiliency in water conservation and quality management in changing environment” Organized by : Indian Water Works Association

Head Quarter : MCGM Compound, Pipeline Road, Vakola, Mumbai - 400055

Hosted by : IWWA Patna Centre

Supported by National Institute of Technology Patna

Venue : National Institute of Technology Patna , Patna-800005 () The Indian Water Works Association is a voluntary organization of Professionals concerned with WATER. WATER for Domestic, Industrial & Agricultural uses.  WASTEWATER collection, treatment, disposal and reuse. The Association founded in 1968 (and registered under the Society Registration Act of 1961) with headquarter in Mumbai and 34 IWWA centers in the country, presently has membership of 10,000 plus. It has member body of people of high repute who are the decision makers in Water & Waste Water Sector such as Engineer In-Chief, Chief Engineer and Heads of Departments of Government and Semi-Government Organizations.

PREAMBLE

WWA is organizing 52nd Annual Convention and the Water Sector. An Exhibition with stalls pertaining Exhibition in Patna hosted by IWWA Patna Centre to latest technologies/ products in the field of Water, and supported by National Institute of Wastewater, Sanitation, Solid Waste and I th th Technology, Patna from 10 to 12 January, 2020. Environmental Management will also be organized The convention will comprise of several activities on at the venue of the convention. IWWA, Patna Centre the theme with participation by members of IWWA cordially welcomes all the invitees in 52nd Annual and professionals from different central and state Convention of IWWA. There will be main theme and Government Depar tments, Government other sub-themes for which papers will be invited undertakings, different water utilities, Academic and well in time. The venue of the convention will be at Training Institutions, International delegates and the NIT Patna Campus. There will be technical field visit authorities/persons working and having interest in in Patna and surrounding locations.

Expected Participants/Visitors

 Delegates from Indian Water Works  Officers from Central/State Govts. Association, Institution of Engineers  Faculties, scientists, researchers and (India),Institution of Public Health Engineers, students from various academic/research Institution of Water and Environment, institutions. American Water Works Association, Water Works Association, JAICA, World Bank,  Officers/Engineers/Mangers from various A s i a n D e ve lo p m e n t B a n k , C W WA , Corporations, Boards, Organizations, Public International Water Association, Singapore and Private Industrial Units, Reputed persons Water Association, Korea Water Association and organizations working in the sector etc. and other reputed National and International professional bodies in the Water and Environmental Management Sectors. About Patna

Patna, anciently known as is the Capital and largest city of the state of in India. Patna is the second-largest city in Eastern India after Kolkata. As per 2011 census, the population of the city was 1.68 million, making it the 19th Largest City in India. Patna also serves as the seat of . One of the oldest continuously inhabited places in the world, Patna was founded in 490 BC by the king of . Ancient Patna, known as Patliputra, was the capital of the Magadh empire under the Haryanka, Nanda, Mauryan, Shunga, Gupta and Pala empires. Pataliputra was a seat of learning and fine arts. Patliputra was home to many astronomers and scholars including , Vātsyāyana and . Its population during the Maurya period (around 300 BCE) was about 400,000. Patna served as the seat of power, political and cultural centre of Indian Subcontinent during the Maurya and Gupta empires. With the fall of , Patna lost its glory. It was revived again in the 17th century by the British as a centre of international trade. Following the partition of Bengal presidency in 1912, Patna became the capital of Bihar and Orissa Province.

The modern city of Patna is situated on the southern bank of river . The city also straddles the rivers Sone, Gandak and . The city is approximately 35 kilometers (22 miles) in length and 16 to 18 kilometers (9.9 to 11.2 mi) wide. In June 2009, the World Bank ranked Patna as second in India (after Delhi) for ease of starting a business. As of 2015, Patna's per capita gross domestic product is ₹1,06,000 ($1581). Using figures for assumed average annual growth, Patna is the 21st fastest growing city in the world and 5th fastest growing city in India according to a study by the City Mayors Foundation. Patna registered an average annual growth of 3.72% during 20062010.

The Buddhist, Hindu and Jain pilgrimage centres of , , , and are nearby and is also a sacred city for as the tenth Sikh , was born here. Tourism

1. along with Mumbai's Opolis Architects was Golghar was originally built to serve as a t o d e v e l o p t h e granary for the British company army architectural design of during the famine of the . 1786. It now features an o b s e r v a t i o n d e c k The Bihar Museum has several galleries. overlooking the Ganges These include the Orientation gallery, the children and the city. gallery, the regional gallery, the contemporary gallery, the historical art galleries, the Bihari Diaspora 2. Sabhyata Dwar gallery and the visible storage gallery. The The Sabhyata Dwar or Civilization Gate is a exhibits on different sandstone arch with Mauryan-style architecture. The subjects are displayed monument is located on in separate galleries. the banks on River Each gallery is huge Ganga. The monument a n d h a s m a n y is spread over an area of artefacts on display including ones dating back to one acre within the the 4th century. campus of Samrat Ashok International Convention Centre in the city of Patna. 3. The 32 metres (105 ft) high structure is taller than Gateway of India by 6 metres (20 ft) and was built at a Buddha Smriti park has been developed by th cost of ₹ 5 crore (50 million). The arches of the Dwar the Bihar Government to commemorate the 2554 contain inscriptions attributed to Megasthenes, birth anniversary of the Buddha. This park was , Buddha and . inaugurated by the 14th on 3. Bihar Museum 27th May 2010 and planted two saplings The Bihar government has built a state-of- one was brought the-art Art Landmark Museum in Patna at a cost of from Bodh Gaya and approximately ₹530 crores on a site of 13.9 acres. It is the other from in of the located on the southern flank of Jawaharlal Nehru sacred Mahabodhi tree. Marg, Bailey Road, in Patna. Japan's Maki & Associates The central attraction of this park is the , The cultural heritage of Bihar is reflected in its known as Patliputra Karuna Stupa, 200 feet high, many ancient monuments. and situated in the middle are the sites of the ruins of the Ashokan Pataliputra. of the park. This 22- remains as an example of Mauryan acre park located in art. the heart of city house , High Court, Golghar and the pot containing Secretariat Building are examples of British holy ashes of Buddha Architecture. inside the main stupa, pot was earlier excavated from Vaishali. The other main attractions in Buddha Smriti  is a historic ground in Patna Park are Laser show, Meditation centre, Smriti Bagh where several freedom movement rallies took place. (Park of Memories), Museum, Bodhi Trees, Stupa. The Patna Planetarium (Indira Gandhi Planetarium) is located in Patna's Indira Gandhi 4. Takhat Sri Patna Sahib Science Complex. It claims to be one of the largest is also known as planetariums in Asia and to attract a large number of Harmandir Sahib one of the five takhts of and tourists. consecrates the birthplace of the tenth Guru of The Patna Zoo (Sanjay Gandhi the Sikhs, Gobind Singh. There are Biological Park) is located at Bailey five other in Patna road, Raj Bhawan, Rajbanshi which are related to different nagar, and includes over Sikh ; these are 300 mammals, 300 birds Pahila Bara, and 450 species of Gurdwara Gobind Ghat, reptiles as of January Gurdwara Guru Ka 2019. Bagh, Gurdwara Bal The Eco Park is Leela and Gurdwara located in Jawaharlal Handi Sahib. Nehru Marg. It has more Patna is home to than 3,000 varieties of many Tourist Attractions plants and includes several and it saw about 2.4 million theme parks, a restaurant and tourists (including day visitors) in an area for boat riding. 2005. Tourists visiting the city accounted for 41% of the total number of tourists visiting Bihar although Bodh Gaya was the most popular destination for foreign visitors. Some Places To Visit Near Patna

1. Bodh Gaya during meditation. In the hills to the northeast, the Dungeshwari Cave contains 2 Buddha shrines Bodh Gaya is a village in the northeast Indian honoring the site state of Bihar. Considered as one of the most where Buddha is important Buddhist believed to have pilgrimage sites, it's s p e n t y e a r s dominated by the meditating. a n c i e n t b r i c k T h e M o s t Complex, built to Famous Religious Place Of Pilgrimage with the mark the site where Mahabodhi Temple Complex and a UNESCO World the Buddha attained Heritage Site, famous as the place where Gautama enlightenment beneath a sacred . A direct Buddha obtained Enlightenment. Bodh Gaya is the descendant of the tree sits within the complex today, most important of the four main pilgrimage sites of along with six other sacred sites, including a lotus other three being Kushinagar, pond. Lumbini and . In town, other Buddhist worship sites include 2. Vaishali the ornate Thai Temple and the Royal Bhutan Temple, with their Vaishali, The ancient city in Bihar now an colorful interior archeological site is famous for its Vishva Shanti murals. Nearby, a Stupa, Pillars of Ashoka, Kutagarasala Vihara path leads to the G re a t B u d d h a Statue, a colossal s c u l p t u re s e t amid landscaped gardens. Smaller Buddha statues, plus stone and bronze relics, are monastery, birth place of Lord Mahavira and displayed at the Gautama Buddha delivered his last sermon. The Archaeological Museum. On the other side of the capital city of the Licchavi was one of the first Falgu River, the Sujata Stupa is said to be where a example of a republic. local farmer offered food to the fasting Buddha 3. Nalanda 6. Tomb of Nalanda is the most popular tourist The tomb of Sher Shah Suri is in the destination in Bihar attracting a large number of town of Bihar state, India. The tomb was built in I n d i a n a n d memory of Emperor Sher Shah Suri, Pathan from overseas visitors Bihar who defeated the and founded every year. was an the Suri Empire in northern India. He died in an important centre accidental gunpowder explosion in the fort of of learning from Kalinjar on 10th day of Rabi' al-awwal, A.H. 952 or 13 the fifth century May 1545 AD. CE to 1200 CE. Today, it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Xuanzang Memorial Hall, Nalanda Archaeological Museum, and ruins of Nalanda are famous places to visit in Nalanda.

4. Rajgir The first capital of the kingdom of Magadha 7. Manersharif and a notable city in Maner also spelled Maner or Maner Sharif, is a and , satellite town in Patna Metropolitan Region, in the also one of the favorite in the Indian state of Bihar. Maner Sharif places for Mahavira and lies 24 km west of Patna the capital of Bihar on Gautama Buddha. Rajgir National Highway 30 (India). The town has tombs of is famous for its hot water Sufi Saints Makhdoom Yahya Maneri and Makhdoom springs, Griddhraj Parvat, Buddhas cave and the Jain Shah Daulat, known as Bari Dargah (the great shrine) temples on the five peaks. and Chhoti Dargah (the small shrine). Maner is an 5. Pawapuri important tourist areas and tourism centre. The city's name is said to come from its status as a center of A holy site for Jains located 38 kilometers tourism. from Rajgir, was part of Magadha Kingdom. Pawapuri is the place of Lord Mahavira and the most f a m o u s m a r b l e Jalmandir built in the middle of the tank. REGISTRATION

Registration for attending the conference as well for sponsorships can be done online on www.iwwaconvention2020.org after payment of requisite amount preferably through online transfer (RTGS/NEFT/net banking etc). Registration form is also available as Annexure -I. The registration fees for different categories are as follows: Category Up to 30.11.2019 After 30.11.2019 Members of IWWA Rs. 1800.00 Rs. 2300.00 Non-Members Rs. 3500.00 Rs. 4000.00 Students Members Rs. 1000.00 Rs. 1200.00 Spouse Rs. 1200.00 Rs. 1500.00 Foreign Delegates USD. 300.00 USD. 350.00

 Registration will commence from 05.08.2019.  Hotel accommodation will be arranged on advance payment.  Please refer website for details.  Hotel bookings can be done directly as well (Hotel list is attached separately).

Maximum Enrolment of Delegates from any Centre will be rewarded by an Appreciation Letter/Memento by Patna Centre

SPONSORSHIP

This convention will provide an ideal and perfect environment to enhance your company image and create brand awareness for your products and services. Appeal is made to Govt Departments/Undertakings, other Public and Private corporate companies/Organizations, Multilateral/Bilateral agencies etc. to sponsor this convention through the following options: Platinum Sponsorship - Rs. 12.00 Lakhs Diamond Sponsorship - Rs. 8.00 Lakhs Gold Sponsorship - Rs. 5.50 Lakhs Silver Sponsorship - Rs. 3.00 Lakhs Sponsoring Authorities will avail the following facilities : Platinum Sponsorship : Commercial presentation of 15 minutes, Delegate Passes 06 Numbers, Exhibition Stalls 02 Numbers of size 3x3 meter. Inside color page advertisement 01 Number. Diamond Sponsorship : Commercial presentation of 10 minutes, Delegate Passes 03 Numbers, Exhibition Stalls 01 Numbers of size 3x3 meter. Inside color page advertisement 01 Number. Gold Sponsorship : Delegate Passes 02 Numbers, Exhibition Stall 01 Number of sizes 3x3 meter, Inside page advertisement 01 Number (Black & White). Silver Sponsorship : Delegate Passes 01 Number, Exhibition Stall 01 Number of size 3 x 3 meter.

OTHER SPONSORSHIP AVENUES ARE AS UNDER

Display on Wings of stage : - Name and Logo Rs. 30,000/- Display on side of foyer : - Name and Logo Rs. 15,000/- Exhibition Stalls : - Rs. 70,000/- Each (Availability : 90 Nos. of Stalls with standard size 3mx3m) Entitlement : - Delegate passes 02 numbers, display of products in Exhibition stalls of varying sizes shall have proportionate rates. Stalls can be booked by making the payment from 05.08.2019 onwards as per their requirement. For any clarification, you are requested to contact at mobile number 9430692342 and E. mail : [email protected] Commercial Session : - Presentation slot of 15 minutes- First day: Rs. 1.00 Lakh, Second day: Rs. 0.50 Lakh Exclusive Sponsorship is available for activities such as delegate kits, High Tea/Coffee, Lunch, Dinner on first day, which will entitle display of banner in dining area only. Sponsors are welcome to gift articles/brochures to be put in delegate kit bags on chargeable basis. ADVERTISEMENTS

The Souvenir will be released on this occasion publishing abstracts of all the technical papers which will be given to delegates and guests and will be widely circulated among the professionals/intending persons and centres of IWWA and other professional bodies working in the sector .Govt Organisations, Manufacturers, Dealers, Corporate sectors and other Organizations dealing with Water and Wastewater sectors and other related sectors can avail this golden opportunity to release their advertisements in the souvenir. The rates of the advertisements will be as below : Back Cover - Outside (color) : - Rs. 1,75,000.00/- Front/Back Cover - Inside (color) - Rs. 1,25,000.00/- Folding page (color) - Rs. 60,000.00 /- Inside full page (color) - Rs. 30,000.00 /- Inside Full page (Black & White) - Rs. 20,000.00 /- Inside Half Page (Black & White) - Rs. 10,000.00/-

MODE OF PAYMENT

Participants/Sponsors are requested to make payment through online transfer (RTGS/NEFT/net banking etc). The requisite amount will be received at following bank: 1. Account Name 52 Annual Convention of IWWA 2. Bank Name Allahabad Bank 3. Branch NIT Patna, Ashok Raj Path Patna-800005 4. Account Number 50495484212 5. IFSC Code ALLA0212286 6. MICR Code 800010018

Please note that all the rates specified are exclusive of GST. GST will be payable in addition to the tariffs specified. Rates inclusive of GST is available on www.iwwaconvention2020.org. Chief Patron :  Prof. P . K. Jain, Director NIT Patna Patrons :  Dr. Rakesh Kumar, Director NEERI, Nagpur  Prof. Ashok Kumar Ghosh, Chairman, BSPCB Patna  Er. B. J. Vasavada, Past. President, IWWA  Dr. Sharad Jain, Director NIH, Roorkee  Prof. Mukesh Sharma, IIT Kanpur  Er. A. K. Sinha, Chairman, CWC New Delhi  Dr. M. Asadur Rahman, Chief of Field Office, UNICEF Bihar  Prof. Sanjay Kumar Ghosh, HOD Civil Engg. Dept. IIT Roorkee  Dr. Dipankar Saha, Rtd. Member (Hq.), Central Ground Water Board, GOI, New Delhi  Shri B. N. Jha, Chairman, SEIAA Bihar  Dr. Ashok Kumar Gupta, Professor, IIT Kharagpur  Er. N.C. Mishra, Past Chairman, IWWA Patna and Ranchi Centre National Advisory Committee :  Er. K. K. Songaria, President. IWWA & Engineer in Chief, Bhopal  Dr. D.P. Singh, Vice President, IWWA & Rtd. Engineer in Chief cum Special Secretary  Er. Parsekar Uttam Prabhakar, Immediate Past President, IWWA  Dr. N.S Maurya, Hon. Secretary, IWWA Patna Centre &Associate Professor, NIT Patna  Er. Komal Prasad, Hon. Secretary Gen.  Er. G. R. Babukumar, Hon. Jt. Secretary Gen.  Er. R. B. Bambale, Hon. Jt. Secretary Gen.  Er. B. Srinivasa Reddy, Chairman Bengaluru Centre  Er. D. B. Panse, Hon. Treasurer Gen.  Dr. H. C. Landge, Hon. Director Adm.  Dr. D. Hanumantha Chary, Hon. Director Int.  Dr. R. K. Shrivastava, Hon. Director Tech.  Dr. H. K. Ramaraju, Hon. Director Youth.  Er. K. B. Wadhavane, Hon. Director (Utility)  Er. S. V. Ahuja, Chairman Ahmedabad Centre  Er. P. G. Gadani, Hon. Secretary Ahmedabad Centre  Dr. D. D. Ozha, Member IWWA  Er. U. V. Desai, Member IWWA  Er. R. K. Choubey, Member IWWA  Er. R. N. Gupta, Past. President IWWA  Er. O. P. Goel, Past. President IWWA  Er. Animesh Bhattacharya, Hon. Secretary, IWWA Kolkata Centre  Er. Pramod Kumar Sinha, Chairman, IWWA Lucknow Centre  Er. Solomon Fernandez, Chairman, IWWA Kerala Centre  Er. Ramesh Thakur, IWWA Delhi Centre & Chief Engineer Delhi Jal Board  Er. R. K. Vishnoi, Hon. Secretary, IWWA Jodhpur Centre  Er. R. S. Tyagi, Rtd. Member (WS), Delhi Jal Board  Er. V. S. Sawant, IWWA Goa Centre  Prof. Rajesh Gupta, VNIT Nagpur  Er. T. G. Kosaria, ENC PHED Chhatisgarh  Er. Swetabh Kumar, ENC DDWS Jharkhand  Er. Tanweer Akhtar, Rtd. ENC, DDWS Jharkhand  Er. Vijendra Vikramaditya, Rtd. Chief Engineer, Jal Nigam  Er. C. S. Sankule, ENC, PHED Madya Pradesh  Er. B. M. Soni, Project Director, Jal Nigam Madya Pradesh Organizing Committee : Chairman, Organizing Committee :  Dr. D.P. Singh, Vice President, IWWA & Rtd. Engineer in Chief cum Special Secretary  Mob. : 9431632566, E-mail : [email protected] Co-Chairman, Organizing Committee :  Er. D. S. Mishra, Chief Engineer, PHED Bihar  Prof. R. Jha, Head, Dept. Civil Engg. NIT Patna  Prof. L. B. Roy, Dept. of Civil Engg. NIT Patna Member, Organizing Committee :  Er. Arvind Kumar, Rtd. Engineer In-Chief Cum Special Secretary, PHED Bihar  Er. Ramesh Kumar, Chairman, BELTRON GREEN Energy Bihar  Dr. Pawan Labhasetwar, Head Water Technology and Management Div., NEERI Nagpur  Dr. Sunil Kumar, Principal Scientist, NEERI Nagpur  Er. Bimal Kumar Singh, Rtd. Chief Engineer, PHED Bihar  Dr. Prabhakar Sinha, WASH Specialist, UNICEF, Bihar  Er. Kishor Kumar, Rtd. Chief Engineer, WRD Bihar  Er. Vinod Kumar, Chief Engineer, PHED Bihar  Er. Ashok Kumar Singh, Chief Engineer, PHED Bihar  Er. Ramanjee Jha, Chief Engineer, PHED Bihar  Er. Shyam Narayan Mishra, Rtd. Superintending Engineer, PHED Bihar  Er. Vijay Kumar Srivastav, Rtd. Superintending Engineer, PHED Bihar  Er. Mithilesh Kumar Singh, Superintending Engineer, PHED Bihar  Er. Balmiki Mandal, Superintending Engineer , PHED Bihar  Er. Sanjay Kumar, Superintending Engineer, PHED Bihar  Er. Sanjeev Sahay, Superintending Engineer, PHED Bihar  Er. Ranjeet Kumar, Superintending Engineer, PHED Bihar  Er. S. P. Yadav, Superintending Engineer, PHED Bihar  Er. Vindu Bhushan, Superintending Engineer, PHED Bihar  Er. M. S. Jawaid, Joint Director, SPMU, PHED, Bihar  Er. Rama Shankar Prasad, Executive Engineer, PHED Bihar  Er. Vivek Kumar, Executive Engineer, PHED Bihar  Er. Hare Ram, Executive Engineer, PHED Bihar  Er. Karunesh Kumar Narayan, Executive Engineer, PHED Bihar  Er. Nityanand Prasad, Executive Engineer, PHED Bihar  Er. Manoj Kumar, Executive Engineer, PHED Bihar  Er. Poonam, Executive Engineer, PHED Bihar  Er. Md. Nasir Ahmad, Executive Engineer, PHED Bihar  Er. Pradyumna Sharma, Executive Engineer, PHED Bihar  Er. Keshav Kumar Lal, Executive Engineer, PHED Bihar  Er. Abhay Kumar, Executive Engineer, PHED Bihar  Prof. S. S. Mishra, Dept. of Civil Engg., NIT Patna  Dr. Jyoti Prakash Singh, Dept. of Comp. Sc. and Engg. NIT Patna  Dr. Anshuman Singh, Dept. of Civil Engg. NIT Patna  Dr. A. R. Quaff, Dept. of Civil Engg. NIT Patna  Dr. Sunita Kumari, Dept. of Civil Engg. NIT Patna  Dr. T. Roshini, Dept. of Civil Engg. NIT Patna  Dr. P. Sumai, Dept. of Civil Engg. NIT Patna  Dr. Reena Singh, Dept. of Civil Engg. NIT Patna  Dr. S. K. Murmu, Dept. of Civil Engg. NIT Patna  Dr. S. K. Suman, Dept. of Civil Engg. NIT Patna  Prof. Ran Vijay Singh, BIT Sindri, Jharkhand Conveners :  Dr. N.S Maurya, Hon. Secretary, IWWA Patna Centre & Associate Professor, NIT Patna  Er. Ajoy Kumar Sinha, Chief Engineer, PHED, Bihar  Prof. Vivekanand Singh, Professor, Dept. of Civil Engg. NIT Patna

ADDRESS FOR CORRESPONDENCE

INDIAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION Head Quarter : MCGM Compound, Pipe Line Road, Vakola, Mumbai - 400055 E-mail : [email protected], Website : iwwa.info Patna Correspondence Address : Dr. N. S. Maurya, CED, NIT Patna, Ashok Rajpath, Patna - 800005. E-mail : [email protected] Mob. : 9430692342 PROGRESSION OF THE CONVENTION

Inauguration: The inauguration and opening ceremony of 52nd Annual Convention of IWWA will take place at the venue by the Chief Guest on 10 January 2020 in morning session. Technical Sessions: The technical sessions will constitute the technical paper presentations and discussions on the theme and sub-theme of the convention. Exhibition: There will be an exhibition of new ideas/innovations in the area of Water and Wastewater technologies. About 90 stalls of size 3mx3m will be installed. Valedictory Function: This function will be held on 12th January 2020 in the afternoon session. Cultural program: As usual for the entertainment of delegates, a cultural program will also be there in the evening of 10th January 2020. Out Station Tour: It is proposed to have some out-station tours to Ruins of Nalanda University, Rajgir, Bodh Gaya and Vaishali subject to the condition of minimum 35 members per tour. For these tours, delegates have to pay Rs. 750/- per person per tour.  Ladies Programme: To the interest of accompanying spouses a ladies Programme will also be there including local site seeing and shopping. CALL FOR PAPERS

Papers are invited on the theme “Water Knowledge Summit: Driving efficiency and resiliency in water conservation and quality management in changing environment” of convention to address the related issues. The following are the sub-themes : Water, Human Well-being and Sustainable Development (From Vision to Action) Water Security Development-Leaving No One Behind Water Quality Governance and emerging Pollutants/contaminants Development of Surface Water Via-a-Vis Ground Water, Rainwater Harvesting and Recharging Development and Promotion of Smart Water and Wastewater Management System Technological Innovation/Advancement in Water Quality Mitigation and Wastewater Management System Circular Economy in Wastewater Management System (Reduce, Reuse and Recycle)-Challenges and Barriers Integrated River Basin Management-Lesson Learnt and Future Issues and Challenges Development and Promotion of Resiliency in Water Asset Management Climate Change Impacts, Mitigation and Adaptation in Water Management System (Call for Action) Legal and Socio-economic Issues in Water and Wastewater Management System: Water conflicts, Transboundary water Governance, Public -Private-People Partnership (3Ps/4Ps) Case Studies- Measures and Best Practices to provide and restore good water quality and Wastewater Management System Best Practices in Environmental Sanitation and Solid Waste Management System Solid -Liquid Waste Management in Rural Areas Authors may submit abstract (maximum 250 words)/full-length paper for review through https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=iwwaac2020. Guidelines for submission of abstract /full-length paper is available on www.iwwaconvention2020.org. They will be intimated for the submission of full paper as per the schedule given below: - Receipt of abstract September 30, 2019 Intimation of acceptance October 15, 2019 Receipt of full-length Paper November 15, 2019 Final selection & intimation to Author December 1, 2019 The abstract of all the selected papers shall be published in the Souvenir. Some selected papers will be published in the Journal of Indian Water Works Association after review by Journal's reviewers. For any query authors may contact to Prof. Pijush Samui (9523543747) E-mail : [email protected] ANNEXURE-I INDIAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION

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PATNA Venue : National Institute of Technology Patna, Ashok Rajpath, Patna-800005 (India) Registration/Sponsorship/Advertisement/Exhibition Form For Sponsorship/Exhibition : Name of Organisation Name of Contact Person Postal Address

Tel.: Mobile : Email :

Please Tick Exhibition Stall No. of 90 stalls size : 3mx3m-Rate: Rs. 70.000/- per stall of 3mx3m

Sponsorship Platinum Diamond Gold Silver

Platinum Sponsor : Rs. 12.00 Lakh Diamond Sponsor : Rs. 8.00 Lakh

Commercial presentation of 15 minutes Commercial presentation of 10 minutes Delegate Passes 06 Numbers. Delegate Passes 03 Numbers. Exhibition Stalls 02 Numbers of size 3mx3m. Exhibition Stalls 01 Numbers of size 3mx3m. In side color page advertisement 01 Number In side color page advertisement 01 Number

Gold Sponsor : Rs. 5.50 Lakh Silver Sponsor : Rs. 3.00 Lakh

Delegate Passes 02 Numbers. Delegate Pass 01 Number. Exhibition Stall 01 Number of size 3mx3m. Exhibition Stall 01 Number of size 3mx3m. In side page advertisement 01 Number (Black & White)

Payment Mode Participents can make payment through Cheques at the respective branch of Allahabad Bank in their respective cities.

Account Name 52 Annual Convention of IWWA Bank Allahabad Bank Branch NIT Patna, Ashok Raj Path, Patna-800005 Account No. 50495484212 IFSC Code ALLA0212286 Transaction ID (UTR No.) Date Amount (Rs./USD) Amount in words

Please note that all the rates specified are exclusive of GST. GST will be payable in addition to the tariffs specified. Exclusive Sponsorship is available for activities such as delegate kits, High Tea / Coffee, Lunch, Dinner on first day, which will entitle display of banner in dining area only. Sponsors are welcome to gift articles/brouchers to be put in delegate kit bags. Sponsorship by means of display on wings of stage and sides of foyer are also available. For Advertisements :

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Back Cover - Outside (color) - Rs. 1,75,000.00 Front/Bck Cover - Inside (color) Rs. 1,25,000.00 Folding page (color) - Rs. 60,000.00 Inside full page (color) - Rs. 30,000.00 Inside Full page (Black & White) - Rs. 20,000.00 Inside Half Page (Black & White) - Rs. 10,000.00

For Commercial Sessions : For Display on Wings/Foyer :

Please Tick Please Tick Day 1 First Day :- Rs. 1,00,000.00 Display on wings of stage Rs. 30,000.00 Day 2 Second Day :- Rs. 50,000.00 Display onsides of foyer Rs. 15,000.00

For Delegate Registration :

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Category : L F L M L O M S M Other Spouse (In accompanied)

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Catagory Up to 30.11.2019 After 30.11.2019 Members of IWWA Rs. 1800.00 Rs. 2300.00 Non-Members Rs. 3500.00 Rs. 4000.00 Students Members Rs. 1000.00 Rs. 1200.00 Spouse Rs. 1200.00 Rs. 1500.00 Foreign Delegates USD. 300.00 USD. 350.00

Date : Signature Seal