Neli Danelia

Neka has multi-country experience in the processing and implementation of ADB-funded projects and technical assistance. She has been an independent financial consultant since 2018 covering various sectors with knowledge and experience in financial due diligence, fiduciary and governance assessment, financial and tariff modeling, and financial management capacity building. Before moving to individual consulting, she worked for over eight years for Deloitte Consulting Overseas Projects managing USAID-funded energy and governance programs.

Luc Verelst

Luc Verelst is an ICT/GIS specialist with more than 25 years of professional experience in the use of GIS, ICT, and Remote Sensing for Ecosystems Engineering and Asset Management. He has confirmed experience in designing irrigation Asset Management Systems in combination with irrigation modernization programs in the Philippines (ADB TA-9971) and Vietnam (ADB TA-9681) and irrigation asset inventorying in Tajikistan (Zarafshan basin, EU) and Afghanistan (Amu Darya Basin, EU) through extensive field surveys.

Tim Stats

Tim Stats is a design and construction professional specializing in the delivery of resilient infrastructure in the Pacific.

He has been working as a Technical Assistance Officer for the Pacific Region Infrastructure Facility, based in Suva, for the last three years coordinating work on Local Content, Improving Building Codes, and Value for Money in the Procurement of Pacific Infrastructure.

 

Selina Lekeleka

Ms.Selina Lekeleka joined Tonga Water Board in 2020 as an Executive Secretary and is now the Customer Service and Debt Collection Manager.  She has extensive experience in resource utilization and general business administration. In her current role she works closely with the Finance Team in collecting revenue.

Harnessing Digital Technologies To Improve Water Utility Performance

Digital technology is revolutionizing how we manage water, offering opportunities to improve water security and resilience for water utilities worldwide. Harnessing digital innovations and solutions has the potential to streamline operations, reduce operational costs, enhance system efficiencies, and ensure the sustainable management of water for all.