Sharvint Chand Keywords water management water supply asset management of water nonrevenue water water district water and sanitation water utilities Read more about Sharvint Chand Sharvint resides in Fiji and brings over seven years of experience in water and wastewater planning, modeling, procurement, loan and grant applications, and project management. He joined Hunter H2O in 2019 with a postgraduate certificate in human resource management and a degree in engineering technology (mechanical and manufacturing) from the University of the South Pacific. Areas of specialty include:
Condition Assessment Examples Read more about Condition Assessment Examples The practical aspects of condition assessment were discussed in small groups allowing participants to examine real world examples of assets, make condition judgements and look at potential corrective actions.
ADB Water Utility Asset Management Guide Read more about ADB Water Utility Asset Management Guide This publication, ADB Water Utility Asset Management Guide, involves achieving the least cost and least risk of owning and operating assets over their life cycle while meeting service standards for customers. Consequently, utility managers need to put in place policies, plans, and strategies. Asset management for water utilities is more complex than for most other sectors because of the number, variety, age, condition, and location of assets; the magnitude of asset investment; and the difficulty of inspecting and maintaining buried assets.
Gates Foundation Revealed: How We Work, and How We Partner with ADB Read more about Gates Foundation Revealed: How We Work, and How We Partner with ADB This presentation provides an overview of the Belinda and Gates Foundation - Water, Sanitation and Health Team, particularly how the team envisions widespread use of safely managed, sustainable sanitation services.
Asset Information Management System for Water Infrastructures Read more about Asset Information Management System for Water Infrastructures
Proposed Enhanced Water Security Investment Project Read more about Proposed Enhanced Water Security Investment Project
Enhanced Water Security Investment Project Workshop Read more about Enhanced Water Security Investment Project Workshop The Asian Development Bank is providing technical assistance to the Government of Indonesia, particularly its Directorate General of Water Resources (DGWR) - Ministry of Public Works and Housing (MPWH), in preparing the Enhanced Water Security Investment Project (EWSIP). The proposed EWSIP will support the Government of Indonesia to improve selected dimensions of water security (economic water security and resilience to water-related disasters). The project will promote an integrated water resources management approach.
Innovate4Water in Asia Pacific Read more about Innovate4Water in Asia Pacific This presentation discussed the International WaterCenter (IWC) and Waterpreneurs' experience in water and sanitation with a focus on innovative market-based solutions, impact investments, blended finance, and hybrid business models.
Bankable Water Solutions for Food and Beverage Companies in Myanmar Read more about Bankable Water Solutions for Food and Beverage Companies in Myanmar This presentation discussed WWF's experience in supporting bankable water solutions and water stewardship in Myanmar.
Financing Water Supply in Rural Indonesia Read more about Financing Water Supply in Rural Indonesia This presentation discussed the work by Water.org on supporting household-oriented finance for the poor and building municipal water utility capacity in Indonesia’s rural provinces.