Institute Chair Professor
IIT Madras
Moderator
Topic: Water@2047 –water Resources Management
Regional Director, Southern Region
Central Ground Water Board
Chief Geologist
WAPCOS Limited
Topic: Integrated Water Resources Management
Scientist, CGWB
Ministry of water resources
Topic: Users Centred Aquifer Level Groundwater Managementa Case Study From Water Stressed Fluorosis Endemic Area
Scientist G, National Institute of Hydrology
Kakinada
Topic: Water@2047-IWRM & Future Road Map
Founding Member, VP- Business Development
Galax Eye Space
VP, Sustainability
RMSI
Deputy Executive Engineer
Department of Mission Bhagiratha
Executive Engineer
Water Resource Department, GoAP
Lead - Digital
L & T Construction, Water and Effluent Treatment IC
Asst. Engineering Manager (Geospatial Technologies)
L & T Construction, Water and Effluent Treatment IC
Director River Rejuvenation
Art of Living
Moderator & Keynote Address
Dy. Chief Engineer
Municipal Corporation Of Greater Mumbai
Topic: Water Resource Conservation Through Effective Waste Water Management
CTO
Bioxgreen Technology
Topic: Microbial Bioremediation – a Nature Based Solution for Treatment of Wastewater Flowing Through Drains, Canals, Lakes, Oxidation Ponds and Rivers
Chief Engineer (South)
National Water Development Agency
Topic: Early-warnings in a Changing Climate
Head of Department - Water Resources
Water Resources- National Remote Sensing Centre
Topic: Integrated Water Resource Management
Senior Director Sourcing
Veolia
Topic: The Essentials of Veolia
Group Head-Govt Business
Esri India
Founder
GeoVidya
Water is a precious resource for human development, economic growth, and environmental sustainability. However, water resources are increasingly under pressure from population growth, climate change, and pollution. This is leading to water scarcity, water quality degradation, and increased conflict over water resources. The Water Resource Management program aims to bring together geospatial and emerging technology experts to share experiences and best practices in water conservation, sanitation, and management. As it’s a critical global challenge that demands collective effort to navigate the path towards water sustainability by bringing together stakeholders from diverse sectors, including government, academia, civil society, and the private sector. The program aligns with the common vision of the Ministry of Jal Shakti and the United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goals of ensuring access to safe and affordable drinking water for all, and to improve water quality for the benefit of people and the environment.