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Second SEAWUN Convention on Management Capacity Building and Performance Improvements for South East Asian Water Utilities

14-16 May 2007; Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

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Day 1 - Monday, May 14
08:00–09:00 Registration
09:00–10:00

Opening Ceremony of Malaysia Water 2007 - IWA Specialist Conference & SEAWUN Convention

  • Welcome Address by the President of Malaysian Water Association
  • Speech by President of Southeast Asian Water Utilities Network
  • Keynote Address by the President of International Water Association
  • Offical Opening by the Deputy Prime Minister
10:00–10:30 Break: Tea or Coffee

Session A: SEAWUN - Meeting Members Needs and the Story so Far (Plenary)

Chaired by Mr. Dato Syed Muhammad Shahabuddin

10:30–12:45

Introduction and Opening Remarks

  • Mr. Lee Koon Yew, SEAWUN President

Statements by the Donors of SEAWUN

  • Mr. Arjun Thapan, General Director, Southeast Asian Department, Asian Development Bank
  • Mr. Jan Janssens, Team Leader, Water and Agriculture Development, World Bank Institute
  • Mr. Winston Bowman, Regional Environmental Director, United States Agency for International Development
  • Mr.Brain Smith Steven, Acting Team Leader, Water and Sanitation Program- East Asia and the Pacific, The World Bank

Speech

  • Mr. Dato Syed Muhammad Shahabuddin, President of Malaysian Water Association

SEAWUN 2005 – 2007 – The Story so Far

  • Mr. Vu Kim Quyen, SEAWUN Executive Director
12:45–14:00

Lunch


Session B: Benchmarking Program Phase 2 (Plenary)
Chaired by: Mr. Romeo Calara, PAWD President and Ms. Mai Flor, ADB

14:00–14:30

Preliminary Results of the Benchmarking Program Phase 2

  • Mr. Cesar Yniguez, Regional Consultant of the BM Program
14:30–15:30

Benchmarking: Impacts on the Performance of Water Utilities

  • Sibu Water Board, Malaysia
  • Mr. Pablito Pabluca, BM Coordinator in the Philippines
  • Mr. Doan Ngoc Thien, BM Coordinator in Vietnam
15:30–16:15

Discussion
Moderators: Mr. Cesar Yniguez and Mr.Gary Mc Lay

  • Successes and Challenges of BM Program
  • Role of the BM Coordinators; BM Network, Involvement of the Stakeholders
  • Expansion of Utility Participation
  • Result Dissemination, Experiences Sharing Through Benchmarking Exercise
16:15–16:30 Tea Break
16:30-17:30 Further Discussion
Follow-up Activities – Benchmarking Action Plan of SEAWUN

DAY 2 – Tuesday, May 15


Session C: Non Revenue Water

Chaired by:
Mr. Godman Ambarita, Executive Director of PERPAMSI and Mr. Roland Liemberger, WBI

08:30–09:15

Setting the Scene
Learning from the IWA Water Loss Task Force – An Overview of the WBI NRW Training Course

  • Mr. Roland Liemberger
09:15–09:45

Case Study
NRW Management and Reduction Capacity Building in Indonesia

  • Presenter: to be decided, ideally Mr. Pak Agus from Jambi
09:45–10:15

Group Discussion
Moderated by Mr. Roland Liemberger

  • What are the Key NRW Issues in Your Utility?
  • How can SEAWUN Support You Best?
10:15–10:30

Break: Tea or Coffee

10:30-11:00

Hot Topic
The Service Connection – The Most Leakage Prone Part of a Distribution Network

Summary of the Results of the SEAWUN Service Connection Study Carried Out in Vietnam

  • Mr. Mike Seager, WSP-EAP, World Bank

Experiences on Nonrevenue Water Reduction of GHD Company in Vietnam

  • Mr. Ho Ky Vinh, GHD Company
11:00-11:30

Methodology
NRW Knowledge Sharing – How Utilities Can Learn from Each Other

  • Mr. Roland Liemberger
11:30-12:00

Group Presentations

  • What are they key NRW issues in your utility?
  • How can SEAWUN support you best?
12:00-12:30

Concluding Session
Moderated by Mr. Roland Liemberger

  • Main Lessons Learned
  • The Way Forward
  • Tentative Action Plan for 2008-2009
12:30-14:00

Lunch


2 Parallel Sessions



Session D: Enabling Water Services
Delivery for the Urban Poor in Asia

Chaired by Mr. John Pasch

14:00–16:15

Challenges and Model Solutions for Expanding Service Delivery to the Urban Poor

  • Mr. James Woodcock

Regional Agenda for Expanding Services to the Urban Poor

  • Mr. A. Mahendra, ECO-Asia

Panel Session: Best Practices in Attracting New Customers in Underserved Areas
Simplified Application Process

  • Phnom Penh Water Supply Authority

Flexible Connection Options

  • Manila Water Company Inc.

Improved Revenue Generation

  • Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Board

Panel Session Discussion
Moderator: Mr. A. Mahendra, ECO-Asia

Group Discussion
Moderators: Mr. A. Mahendra, Mr. Sher Singh, Mr. Arie Istandar, ECO-Asia

  • How to Implement Best Practices, Constraints and Solutions
16:15–16:30

Coffee Break

16:30-17:30

Discussion Results
Conclusion and Next Steps
Moderators: Mr. A. Mahendra and Mr. Sher Singh, ECO-Asia


Session E: Wastewater
Chaired by Mr. Lutz Kleeberg, GTZ

14:00–16:15

Planning for Urban Sanitation in the Asian Context

  • Mr. Mc Manus, Black and Veatch

Highlights of the Decree on Wastewater in Vietnam

  • Prof. Max Preussuer

Guidelines for Corporate Development Plan for Public Utilities

  • Mr. Lutz Kleeberg

Implementing Experiences of Decentralized Wastewater Treatment

  • Mr. Lutz Meyer, BORDA

Wastewater Recyling and Reuse in Singapore

  • Presenter to be confirmed

Presentation by a Wastewater Company of Malaysia

Discussion

16:15–16:30

Coffee Break

16:30-17:30

Further Discussion

Summary and Conclusion


DAY 3 – Wednesday, May 16


Plenary Session on SEAWUN – Its Vision and Action Plan

Chaired by Mr. Lee Koon Yew, SEAWUN President

08.30–09:00

Results of Member Needs Survey

  • Mr. Gary Mc Lay

SEAWUN Vision and Action Plan – How to Move Ahead

  • Mr. Vu Kim Quyen, SEAWUN Executive Director
09:00–10:30

Key Issues for SEAWUN Expansion:

Organizational Strenthening and Network Development

  • Mr. Vu Kim Quyen, SEAWUN Executive Director

Towards Establishment of SEA Water Institute (SEAWIT): The Need, the Concept, the Plan and Expected Outcomes

  • Mr. Hubert Jenny, ADB

FY 2008-2010 Support Strategy for SEAWUN by ADB

  • Mr. Arjun Thapan, General Director, Southeast Asian Department, ADB

FY 2008-2010 Support Strategy for SEAWUN by the World Bank Institute

  • Mr. Jan Janssens, Program Leader, Water and Rural Development, WBI

FY 2008-2010 Support Strategy for SEAWUN by USAID

  • Mr. Winston Bowman

FY 2008-2010 Support Strategy for SEAWUN by WSP-EAP/WB

  • Mr.Brain Smith Steven, Acting Team Leader, Water and Sanitation Program - East Asia and the Pacific, The World Bank
10:30–11:00

Break: Tea or Coffee

11:00–11:30

Panel Discussion: Building SEAWUN to Address Members Needs, to Build Capacity in Our Sector and to Support Each Other

11:30–12:00

Statement by the Members

12:00–12:30

Closing Speech

  • Mr. Lee Koon Yew
12:30–13:30

Lunch

14:00

Field Visit Arranged by MWA