Members' Corner
- Who are the members of the SAWUN Steering Committee?
- Who is the Executive Director?
- Who are the Founding Members?
- Who can join?
- Why should they join?
- Are there fees involved?
- Contacts
Who are the members of the SAWUN Steering Committee?
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Karachi Water and Sewerage Board (KWSB) Suleman Chandio Pakistan |
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Dhaka Water Supply and Sewerage Authority (DWASA) Mr. Mohammad Shahjahan Bangladesh |
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Khulna City Corporation (KCC) Mr. Md. Abdul Hannan Bangladesh |
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Thimphu Municipal Corporation Mr. Naphel Dukpa Bhutan |
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Shimla Municipal Corporation Mr. Devesh Bhardwaj India |
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Maharashtra Jeevan Pradhikaran Mr. Holani Rajendra Ganeshlal India |
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Thane Municipal Corporation Mr. Kamal. D. Lalla India |
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Male Water and Sewerage Company Pvt. Ltd. Mr. Mohamed Ahmed Didi Republic of Maldives |
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Water and Sanitation Agency, Lahore Mr. Pervaiz Iftikhar Pakistan |
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National Water Supply and Drainage Board Mr. M.A.M.S.L. Attanayake Sri Lanka |
TopThe Executive Director is Rajendra Ganeshlal Holani.
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India
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Maldives |
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Pakistan
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Sri Lanka
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Who can join?
SAWUN member utilities are initially drawn from the following countries: Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Maldives, Nepal, Pakistan, and Sri Lanka. Membership to SAWUN is open to public or private water and/or wastewater utilities. Conditions for membership of national water and wastewater associations, and small scale service providers from participating countries shall be determined by the SAWUN Steering Committee (SSC).
The SSC will determine any conditions of membership that it deems fit, including but not limited to periods, amount, continuity, and rights.
Applications for membership may be made to the SSC with prospective members indicating
- what they believe they will be able to contribute to SAWUN in technical terms
- the benefits they see for themselves
- a statement of their operational and financial capabilities
Why should they join?
SAWUN can help its members measurably improve their performance in the delivery of water supply and sanitation services to meet Target 10 of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) through its various programs and activities.
Are there fees involved?
As determined by the SSC at its first meeting on 24 April 2007, an initial annual membership fee of US $20 per utility is applicable to all members.
Contacts
Paul van Klaveren
Water Supply and Sanitation Specialist, ADB
E-mail: pvanklaveren@adb.org
Mai Flor
Water Governance Specialist, ADB
Email: mmflor@adb.org
