Host an inspiring innovative panel discussion, workshop or deep-dive session at the World Water Forum Bali
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12 Mar' 2024Share:
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Taking place in Bali, Indonesia, from 18-24 May 2024, the World Water Forum is the largest international conference in the water sector attracting a range of stakeholders
Including governments, multilateral institutions, academia, civil society and the business sector. Held every three years, it presents an opportunity for sharing knowledge, experiences and best practice on a variety of water related topics.
What we offer
Are you a Dutch company or organisation aiming to work or already working in the international water sector? If so, please join us at the Netherlands pavilion at the World Water Forum. Hosted by Partners for Water, the 75m2 exhibition space will include network areas and room for presentations. It will attract international customers and potential partners who will learn more about the innovative approaches and state-of-the-art solutions that the Dutch water sector has to offer.
How registration works
Registration is now open to host a session in the Netherlands Pavilion. If you are interested in taking advantage of this opportunity, please email Ylva Veldhuis. You will receive an email by the end of March indicating whether your submission has been accepted.
Further details
Upon acceptance, you will receive a designated time slot in advance. Host your innovative inspiring panel discussion or workshop for a maximum of thirty individuals. For audio and visual requirements, we use a Silent Disco System and offer two microphones along with a presentation screen. A technician will be present onsite to assist. The space is set up in a theatre presentation style.
- Location: Netherlands Pavilion
- Date: Monday 20 May until Saturday 25 May 2024
- Email: For more information, please contact Ylva Veldhuis
Partners for Water is a Dutch government programme enhancing water security internationally in long-term cooperation with local partners and the Dutch water sector. By facilitating strategic planning and support in the early stages of innovation, the programme aims to contribute to systemic change for sustainable water management and infrastructure. This is how we initiate impactful changes for a better living environment.
