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IWA 2019 LESAM and PI Conference

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LESAM / PI 2019

LEADING EDGE STRATEGIC ASSET MANAGEMENT & PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
The preliminary program is now available, so check out the great opportunities available at the Conference. It not only provides an excellent learning opportunity, but also a chance to meet and network with leaders in bench marking and performance indicators from around the globe.

The Canadian Water & Wastewater Association presents IWA’s 2019 LESAM and PI conferences, to be held back to back in Vancouver, Canada. Join us for these joint international conferences that will attract performance assessment specialists and asset management professionals from around the world. They represent the leading public and private water utilities, consulting firms, academic and research institutions active in water and wastewater.
September 2019
23 - 27
 
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With the organization of the biannual LESAM facilitated by the IWA Strategic Asset Management Specialist Group, IWA establishes a consolidated leading-edge forum where utilities, consultants, regulators, researchers and asset managers identify and discuss the main challenges, new solutions and trends in strategic asset management for the water sector.

Appropriate performance indicators are essential for describing the quality of water supply. Every other year, the IWA Benchmarking and Performance Assessment Specialist Group organizes the PI conference showcasing international projects, applications and developments. This forum offers participants an opportunity to keep up-to-date with the state of the art in the important field of performance assessment.

In 2019 the LESAM and PI conferences will be held back to back with a joint day where topics of interest to both performance assessment specialists and asset management professionals will be addressed. This is a unique opportunity to share and learn from your peers in these two contiguous disciplines.
 
 
 

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