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1 Paris 2000 Berlin 2001 Melbourne 2002 Marrakech 2004 Beijing 2006 Vienna 2008 Montreal 2010 Busan 2012 Lisbon 2014 Brisbane 2016 Tokyo

2 2018 WWCE Tokyo KEITH ROBERTSON, 6 MARCH 2018

3 WHAT IS THE CONGRESS? The Global Water Event for Water Professionals Congress & Exhibition; Global; Inter-Disciplinary The IWA Flagship where we meet and engage with our members and the world 3

4 WHEN IS THE CONGRESS? Opening Ceremony 4pm on Sunday 16 September Closing Ceremony 3pm on Thursday 20 September Congress Dinner 7pm on Thursday 20 September But Training and other sessions Saturday, Sunday (before) and Friday, Saturday (after) Technical Tours on Friday (after) WHERE IS THE CONGRESS? Tokyo. Japan. Tokyo Big Sight 4

5 WHAT IS THE CONGRESS? 5

6 2018 WWCE UPDATE Good Progress on all Fronts Registration is Open Super Early Bird Deadline 30 April Advance Programme released Strong Sponsorship Strong Exhibition Strong Local Interest Academia, Industry, Utility, Government. Presenters, Sponsors, Exhibitors. 6

7 2018 WWCE UPDATE Strong Local Interest VIPs for Opening Ceremony: Crown prince of Japan; President Japan Water Forum (Former Prime Minister, Japan) Minister of Health, Labour and Welfare; Minister of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism; Minister of the Environment; Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry; Governor of Tokyo 7

8 PROGRAMME Introduction 8

9 SUBMISSIONS Theme Title Papers Workshops 1 Water Utility Management Wastewater Drinking Water & Potable Reuse Urban Water Systems Communities, Integrated Planning & Enabling Environment Large Scale Water Management Cross Theme TOTAL

10 SUBMISSIONS 10

11 SUBMISSIONS AND DELEGATES Congress Submissions Delegates Paris Berlin Melbourne Marrakech Beijing n/a Vienna Montreal Busan Lisbon Brisbane Tokyo ??? 11

12 OUTCOME Sunday Opening Ceremony and Welcome Reception Monday to Wednesday 3 sessions (Thursday 2 Sessions) 17 Rooms for Forums, Workshops, Sessions, Trainings 187 Sessions in Total 350 Oral Presentations Posters Acceptance Rates Total Submissions Accepted as Oral Paper Accepted as Poster Paper Rejected Papers (20%) Total Submissions Accepted Rejected Workshops (62%) 31 12

13 HIGHLIGHTS Forum Disaster Counter-measures and Risk Management - Towards Resilient Cities Forum on Science to Practice and Diffusion of Innovation Water and Digitization Emerging Water Leaders Programme Project Innovation Awards Full Programme

14 PROGRAMME OUTLINE 14

15 PROGRAMME TIMELINE Call for Papers 24/07/2017 Abstract submission deadline 01/10/2017 Registration open 02/ Draft Programme 30/03/2018 Authors notification 06/04/2018 Early bird registration deadline 01/07/2018 Final Programme 08/2018 Event 16/09/ Today 15

16 PROFESSIONAL AND LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT New Focus for 2018 Clearly Defined Learning Goals for All Sessions Concerted Effort to define and support CPDs Mater Lectures Transferable skills track Training workshop track Definition of leadership opportunities 16

17 SPONSORSHIP Principal Welcome Platinum Congress App Gold 17

18 SPONSORSHIP JPY 180,000,000 Total (EUR 1,380,000) (EUR 1,025,000 Brisbane 2016, EUR 810,000 Lisbon 2014) 18

19 EXHIBITION Space available in Hall 1 (net space): 2900 square meters Currently solid on floor plan: 2750 square meters Expected to sell all available space Comparison: Brisbane 2016 Lisbon 2014, both approx sq.m. net space Approx. 15 country pavilions (global spread)(large Japan Pavilion) Good mix of leading global technology brands, utilities, governments, research institutes, NGO s Emerging Technology Pavilion (joint with Isle Utilities) Cities Pavilion (connected to IWA stand) Smart Water Pavilion (joint with SWAN Forum) 2 Business Forum rooms in exhibition Increase of number of visitors expected Posters and meeting room space in adjacent Atrium area Matchmaking programme available for all exhibitors (linked to IWA Connect) 19

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21 THANK YOU AND QUESTIONS 21