Bangalore World Water Summit, 2012

Water being one of main sources of life, it is extremely important to make sure we have proper water management systems in place so that not a drop of this life-giving liquid is wasted. It is easy to turn on a tap but we must remember to turn it off.

Because of our negligence toward the wastage of water, the issue of water conservation has gained significant importance in recent years, more so after reports of declining ground water table in many parts of the world. Reducing and recycling waste water is now one of the most effective methods of water conservation along with using innovative water-saving technologies. To this end, some of the leading experts in the area of Water, including researchers, technocrats, policy makers, solutions-providers, industry bodies and consultants from across the world came together in a three day summit called the Bangalore World Water Summit, 2012.

As an added bonus, guests and delegates were also treated to tours, poster presentations, the Gen X Water Exhibition, the Bangalore Water Walkathon and many other interesting, fun and interactive collateral events which stressed the importance of water management and conservation.

Largely ignored at one time, issues related to effective water management have been grabbing the attention of people all over the world and The Bangalore World Water Summit, 2012 was one such global platform which saw some of the greatest minds in the Water “industry” coming together to discuss the challenges facing the industry.