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PUB Singapore

ASEAN Working Group Water Resources ManagementUrban Water Demand Management Learning Forum

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Agenda

1. Urban Water Demand Management Learning Forum – Upcoming 2016 Workshop

2. Temasek Foundation Water leaders Programme (TFWLP)

3. Sharing of Singapore’s New Initiatives in Urban Water Demand Management

4. Update on Singapore International Water Week

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Urban Water Demand Management Learning ForumSingapore, as lead country of the project, continues to share their experience on urban water demand management through workshop and visit to ASEAN Member States (AMS).

Review of activities 2009-2014

2009: Urban Water Demand Management Learning Forum was held and completed during SIWW 2009.

2010: PUB organised a workshop on Water Demand Management with funding from Singapore Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA) under the ASEAN Cooperative Training Award (ATA) framework for ASEAN members during SIWW 2010

2011: PUB organised a workshop on Water Quality Management Water Catchment to Consumers Tap with funding from MFA to attend Water Convention in SIWW 2011

2012: PUB organised a workshop on Sharing of Singapore’s Experience in NEWater & Desalination Projects through PPP from 30 Oct to 2 Nov 2012

2014: PUB organised a workshop on Delivering Water From Source To Tap from 29 May to 4 June 2014 with funding from MFA to attend Water Convention in SIWW 2014

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Urban Water Demand Mgmt Learning Forum

Smart Water Technologies: The Singapore Experience

 

Course Objective: To share with participants on Singapore’s experience in using real-time sensing, modelling for event detection and prediction to improve the efficiency and reliability of water supply in Singapore. Organized by: Singapore Ministry of Foreign Affairs and PUB Target Audience: Senior level government officials in water sectorDate: July 2016 (co-located with Singapore International Water Week 2016), exact date to be confirmed

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Urban Water Demand Mgmt Learning Forum

Smart Water Technologies: The Singapore Experience

Topics:

i.The Singapore’s Experience in Integrated Water

Resources Management

ii.Water Safety Plans

iii.Intelligent Water Management Systems (IWMS)

iv.Smart Water Grid: Network of Catchment, Drains,

Waterways, Reservoirs

v.Intelligent Plant: Waterworks, NEWater Factories

vi.Smart Water Grid: Drinking Water, NEWater, Industrial

Water Network

vii.Site Visits to implemented sites

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Time Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5

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 Opening Ceremony

The Singapore Experience in Integrated Urban Water Resource Mgmt 

Integrated Water Management Systems (IWMS)

 

 Water Quality Monitoring in Waterways 

Flood Operation/ Management of Waterways 

Country Presentation (Session 1) 

 Water R&D Programme

Visit to Water Quality Laboratories 

Country Presentation (Session 2) 

 Advanced Oxidation for the Control of Disinfection By-Products and Taste and Odour 

Visit to Waterworks on Fish Activity Monitoring System (FAMS)  

Water Quality Monitoring Technologies 

Sharing by Optiqua on Water Quality Technologies 

Overview of Smart Water Grid System 

Sharing by Visenti on Leak Detection Technology

Visit to Visenti Sensor Site Noon Lunch

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Reservoir Water Quality Monitoring and Management  

Visit to Marina Barrage

Use of Technology for Flood Monitoring, Operation Management System (sensors) 

Sharing of Smart Water Technologies by Companies:  (ST/ Tritech/ Xylem/ DHI) 

Water Safety Plan 

Visit to Desalination R&D Facility in Tuas 

Leak Detection Technologies 

Overview of CCOC Operations 

Visit to CCOC (PUB One, WSOC, WSCC) 

Visit to Meter Workshop 

Automated Meter Reading (AMR)

Water Safety Plan for water supply network

Learning Points & Discussion

Closing Ceremony 

Smart Water Technologies: The Singapore Experience

Tentative Programme

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Temasek Foundation Water leaders Programme (TFWLP)

Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy - Institute of Water Policy

• LKYSPP is a  autonomous postgraduate school of the National University of Singapore (NUS)

• NUS ranked #22 worldwide and #1 in Asia in the 2014 QS World University Rankings

• LKYSPP offers Masters degrees programs in Public Policy, Public Administration, Public management, and PhD program in Public Policy

• Over 2200 alumni from over 80 countries

• Institute of Water Policy spearheads research on Water Policy and Governance in three fields

i. Utility Management, Regulation and Policy

ii. Water Sector Governance and Reform

iii. Water Security and Sustainable Development

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Temasek Foundation Water leaders Programme (TFWLP)

24 August – 4 September 2015

• Designed for Water Leaders in Asia adapting to the increasing water and sanitation demands

• Exposes participants to the best practices in water utilities governance, practical guidance on managing water utilities and potential strategies to deal with existing and future challenges

Date and Duration: 24 August – 4 September 2015

Application Deadline: 31 July 2015

Scholarships: All developing Southeast Asian candidates eligible (Full tuition expenses and hotel accommodation)

To apply, please visit: www.lkyspp.nus.edu.sg/tfwlp/

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Programme Schedule

Temasek Foundation Water leaders Programme (TFWLP)

24 August – 4 September 2015

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Sharing of Singapore’s New Initiatives in Urban Water Demand Management

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Water Efficiency

Mandatory submission of Water Efficiency Management Plan by large water users to PUB from Jun 2015a)Large water users with water consumption of at least 60,000 m3 or average of at least 5,000 m3 per month in the preceding yearb)Required to install private water meters within their premises to monitor water consumption.

Water Efficiency Standards for Washing Machines

i.Current requirement: at least 1 tick rating under MWELS

ii.To be tightened to 2 ticks from Oct 2015

Non Domestic Domestic

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Singapore International Water Week

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SIWW Technology & Innovation Summit

Sharing & Co-creation of Solutions

16-17 June 2015One Farrer Hotel, Singapore

• Over 300 Water Leaders from 35 Countries and Regions

Key Outcomesi.Identify key global trends and drivers of innovation:

• Need to augment conventional water sources with alternative sources

• Protecting water quality• Addressing extreme water events and environment

sustainability

ii.Identify Top Technology Focus Areas (TFAs) to improve clean water treatment and wastewater managementiii.Exchanged ideas on:

• How to encourage the risk-averse water sector to invest more in innovation

• Providing new technologies with more channels to market; • Promoting procurement models which offer wider scope

for innovation• Economic regulation which will drive utilities to invest in

upgrading their services.

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Singapore International Water Week

Sharing & Co-creation of Solutions

The Global Platform to Share and Co-Create Innovative Water Solutions201

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10 – 14 July

Co-located with the World Cities Summit & CleanEnviro Summit Singapore

• Singapore as a  hub for water knowledge and business • To share our experience through a Global Platform for Water Solutions

20,000 Attendees

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133 Countries/Regions Represented

800 Participating Companies

S$14.5 Billion of Business Announcements

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Water Convention is jointly organised by:

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