WATER TODAY is a specialized media and event platform focused exclusively on the global water industry. It provides news, analysis, market intelligence, and business networking opportunities for professionals working in water supply, wastewater treatment, sanitation, desalination, irrigation, and water technology innovation.
Recognized particularly in markets such as India and other emerging economies, WATER TODAY bridges the gap between industry stakeholders—including government agencies, utilities, private companies, technology providers, NGOs, and investors—by delivering timely information and organizing high-impact events.
Core Offerings
1. Digital Media & Publications
- Publishes WATER TODAY magazine, a leading periodical covering current trends, case studies, project updates, and technology breakthroughs in the water sector.
- Provides daily/weekly online news and feature articles via its website (http://www.watertoday.org), focusing on policy changes, new projects, innovations, and interviews with industry leaders.
- Offers e-newsletters and reports tailored to specific segments such as smart water management, industrial water treatment, and rural water supply.
2. Industry Events & Exhibitions
WATER TODAY is known for organizing prominent water-focused trade shows and conferences, such as:
- India Water Week (regional editions) – bringing together policymakers, utilities, and solution providers.
- Smart Water & Wastewater Management Expos – showcasing IoT, AI, and sensor-based solutions for water networks.
- Industrial Water & Effluent Treatment Expos – targeting manufacturing sectors requiring advanced water reuse and pollution control technologies.
These events combine exhibition floors with technical conferences, enabling business matchmaking, knowledge sharing, and showcasing of the latest technologies.
3. Market Intelligence & Reports
- Produces sector-specific market research highlighting investment trends, technology adoption rates, and regulatory developments.
- Delivers project tracking for major government and PPP (public-private partnership) water infrastructure schemes.
- Provides data analytics to help companies identify opportunities in urban and rural water markets.
4. Training & Capacity Building
- Conducts workshops and certification programs for water utility staff, engineers, and technicians on operation, maintenance, and management of water and wastewater systems.
- Partners with international agencies and experts to deliver training aligned with global best practices (e.g., SDG 6 – Clean Water and Sanitation).
Target Audience
- Government departments (Ministries of Water Resources, Urban Development, Environment)
- Water supply and sewerage boards / utilities
- Municipal corporations and local authorities
- Engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) firms
- Technology providers (treatment systems, pumps, pipes, meters, IoT solutions)
- NGOs and donor agencies working on WASH (Water, Sanitation, Hygiene)
- Academia and research institutions
- Investors and financial institutions focused on water infrastructure
Mission & Vision
- Mission: To accelerate progress toward sustainable water management by informing, connecting, and empowering water sector stakeholders worldwide.
- Vision: A world where reliable data, innovative technology, and collaborative action ensure water security for all.
Key Strengths
- Deep focus on emerging markets, especially South Asia, where water challenges are acute and infrastructure investment is growing.
- Strong network of industry partnerships with regulators, utilities, and global technology firms.
- Ability to combine media, events, and market intelligence into an integrated platform for business development and policy influence.
Summary
WATER TODAY is a leading voice in the global water industry, offering essential news, expert analysis, and business platforms through its publications, expos, and training programs. With a strong emphasis on emerging economies and sustainable water solutions, WATER TODAY helps drive innovation, investment, and collaboration to tackle the world’s most pressing water challenges.
