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South East Asian Water Utilities Network
The South East Asian Water Utilities Network is a regional organization of water supply and sanitation utilities and national water associations. With ADB support, its aim is to improve the services of its members.
The South East Asian Water Utilities Network (SEAWUN) was established in 2002 at a regional meeting sponsored by ADB. At this meeting, water utility managers and utility association officials from Southeast Asia realized the potential benefits of a utilities network for the region.
Since then, SEAWUN has become a strong regional, non-profit, and self-sustaining organization focused on benchmarking, cost recovery, nonrevenue water reduction, and human resources development. It helps its members to
- improve service delivery
- attain operational and management efficiency
- achieve financial viability
- advocate sector reforms for improved policy environment
More About SEAWUN
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About SEAWUN Discover how SEAWUN began, how it operates, and how you can join. |
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SEAWUN’s Programs and Action Plan Read about SEAWUN’s programs, strategies, and action plan. |
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ADB’S Support to SEAWUN Find out more about ADB’s involvement with SEAWUN. |
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SEAWUN'S Benchmarking Program Know more about SEAWUN's work to benchmark the performance of member utilities. |
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SEAWUN in Motion Find out the latest of SEAWUN’s activities. |
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Knowledge Products and Related Links View or download SEAWUN’s knowledge products and training materials. |
Paul van Klaveren
Water Supply and Sanitation Specialist, ADB
E-mail: pvanklaveren@adb.org
Vu Kim Quyen
Executive Director, SEAWUN
E-mail : vkquyen@seawun.org ; office@seawun.org
Second Utilities Data Book Released This Data Book compiles information on the performance of 40 Southeast Asian water utilities.
- SEAWUN member utilities are participating in a series of workshops on Nonrevenue Water Management (NRW).
- 1st workshop (May 2008)
View the results. - 2nd workshop (Nov 2008)
- iew SEAWUN’s training materials on
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