Day 1 - 10 July 2017 (Monday) Time Activity Time Activity 1.00 - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

Day 1 - 10 July 2017 (Monday) Time Activity Time Activity 1.00 pm Session 2 9.15 am Opening session 2.30 pm Session 3 9.30 am Keynote Presentation 3.30 pm Coffee break 10.00 am Coffee Break & Photo Session 4.00 pm Panel Discussion 10.30 am Session 1 7.30 pm Welcome Dinner 12.00 pm Lunch

Day 2 - 11 July 2017 (Tuesday) Time Activity Time Activity 2.30 pm Session 6 9.00 am Session 4 4.00 pm Coffee 10.30 am Coffe Break 4.30 pm Closing Ceremony 11.00 am Session 5 7.00 – 9 pm Dinner 1.00 pm Lunch

Scope of the workshop • The overall objective of the workshop is to improve understanding on the climate change impact on water resources and water-related disasters, and in this regards upscale existing local approaches in IWRM for water security in order to strengthen regional cooperation. • The workshop will share best practices on climate risk management through lessons learn from case studies, including disaster risk reduction and climate vulnerability assessment in the Asia and the Pacific region, and improve the science-policy dialogue and develop a set of recommendations for an improved water security in the countries.

• The workshop is organized under 5 sessions: • Session 1: Delivering IWRM through Modular Education and Water Planning • Session 2: Addressing challenges for Delivering IWRM • Session 3: Drought and flood risk and management: vulnerability; monitoring, prediction and early warning; integrated drought and flood management • Session 4: IWRM and Water Security linked with Agenda 2030 • Session 5: Climate Risk Assessment and Early Warning

Expected outcomes • Best practices from case studies compiled and shared; • Knowledge improved and awareness raised on climate risk assessment on water resources, water-related disasters, and tools and best practices for upscaling water security in the region; • Set of recommendation for policy action developed.

SHARING EXPERIENCED ON THE IMPACT OF CLIMATE CHANGE TO OUR IWRM AND WATER SECURITY IN MALAYSIA

FL FLOODING OODING

FLASH FL FLASH FLOOD OOD

WA WATER SCAR TER SCARCITY CITY

WA WAY FO Y FOWARD WARD

Stormw ater Management in Malaysia

Example of MSMA Implementation Pond With Engineered Channel Infiltration Trench Wetland Plant

National Pilot & Show Piece Project of MSMA (2001) Receiving water body: E ngineering Campus, Universiti Sains Malaysia Sungai Kerian Recreational Pond Bio-Ecological Drainage System Swale Catchment Area = 320 acres

Recreational Pond We l e a d Recreational Pond: Recreational Pond

Regional Landmark in Stormwater Management

AMBASSADOR OF SUSTAINABLE DRAINAGE We l e a d Minister of Natural Resources and Environment Visits (October 2006) Malaysian Flood Commission The Economic Planning Unit (EPU) (Suruhanjaya Tetap bagi Mengawal Banjir) (December 2006) (February 2007)

Ecological Swale

TYPIC AL MANGROVE STORMWATER EARTHDRAIN AREA COLLECTION MANGROVE AREA RAINGARDEN BIOSWALE DETENTION / RETENTIONPOND RAIN IRRIGATIONVIA STORMWATER STORED ABSORBED INTO RAINWATER COLLECTION GROUND PROPOS RAINWATER HARVESTING COOLING TOWER ED MAKE-UPWATER 1. FILTER 2. TREATMENT 3. STERILIZER EVAPORATED INTO AIR SOLIDWASTE DOMESTIC USE WASTEWATER GREYWATERTREATMENT TO MUNICIPAL MUNICIPAL URINAL TREATMENT WATER SUPPLY FACILITY COMMERCIALSINK

Venue: PUTRA WORLD TRADE CENTRE (PWTC) Theme: MANAGING WATER FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT – Learning from the Past for the Future

Supported Organizations and Sponsors Platinum Sponsor Gold Sponsor Silver Sponsor

Region Country/Province Submission Region Country Submission Local Malaysia 151 Austria 11 Region Country/Province Submission Region Country Submission Hong Kong (China) 19 Belgium 8 Local Malaysia 108 Austria 8 Japan 109 Hong Kong (China) 15 Belgium 6 Korea 42 Denmark 5 Japan 88 Croatia 0 Regional Singapore 17 Finland 1 Korea 34 Denmark 5 Regional (Developed) Taiwan (China) 13 France 18 Singapore 11 Finland 0 (Developed) Turkey 16 Germany 29 Taiwan (China) 11 France 13 United Arab Turkey 11 Germany 18 1 Greece 5 Emirates United Arab Emirates 0 Greece 2 Bangladesh 6 Ireland 3 Bangladesh 3 Ireland 3 China 275 Europe Italy 32 China 187 Europe Italy 20 India 103 Netherlands 19 India 63 Netherlands 11 Indonesia 43 Norway 7 Indonesia 25 Norway 1 Iran 107 Poland 1 Iran 55 Poland 1 Iraq 2 Portugal 8 Iraq 1 Portugal 5 Lebanon 2 Russia 5 Lebanon 1 Russia 2 Regional Regional Nepal 1 Spain 2 Nepal 1 Spain 1 (Developing) (Developing) Oman 4 Sweden 1 Oman 2 Sweden 1 Pakistan 2 Switzerland 23 Pakistan 1 Switzerland 21 United Philippines saudi United Kingdom 29 Philippines 3 54 Kingdom Saudi Arabia 0 Argentina 1 Saudi Arabia 2 Argentina 1 Sri Lanka 6 Brazil 4 Sri Lanka 6 Brazil 7 Thailand 2 Canada 15 Thailand 4 Canada 20 Vietnam 4 Chile 6 Vietnam 14 Chile 7 Australia 29 Colombia 3 Aus/NZ Australia 38 Colombia 5 New Zealand 9 America Costa Rica 1 Aus/NZ New Zealand 11 America Costa Rica 1 Algeria 1 Ecuador 1 Algeria 2 Ecuador 2 Armenia 1 Mexico 10 Armenia 1 Mexico 19 Aruba 1 Peru 3 Aruba 1 Peru 13 Egypt 9 United States 32 Other Egypt 10 United States 50 Ghana 0 Venezuela 1 Other Ghana 1 Venezuela 3 Total Full Paper Total Abstract 911 Kuwait 1 1374 Kuwait 1 Submission Submission

OPENING KEYNOTE SPEAKERS INTERNATIONAL SPEAKER LOCAL SPEAKER Democratizing Access to Global Water Keynote Information with Cloud Technologies by Minister of Natural Resource and Environment by Dr. Tyler A. Erickson

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS THEME 1: RIVER & SEDIMENT MANAGEMENT Title: Influence of morphological THEME 4: COASTAL, ESTUARIES changes on ecology: a cascade of AND LAKES MANAGEMENT scales by Prof. Ing. Silke Wieprecht Title: The Transient Turbulence and Bottom Friction THEME 2: FLOOD MANAGEMENT Characteristics under Waves Prof. Pengzhi Lin ( 林 鹏 智 ) Title: Flood Modelling and Hazard THEME 4: COASTAL, ESTUARIES Assessment for Extreme Events in AND LAKES MANAGEMENT River Basins by Prof. Roger A. Falconer Title: Some Like It Hot: Stratification, Circulation and THEME 3: ENVIRONMENTAL Turbulence in a Shallow, Tropical HYDRAULICS & INDUSTRIAL FLOWS Reservoir by Prof. Stephen Monismith Title: Evidence Based Policy, Planning and Management for Water Security in Asia-Pacific Region by Prof. Shahbaz Khan

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS THEME 6: WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT THEME 5: URBAN WATER Title: Real-time, Adaptive, Self MANAGEMENT Learning Management of Lakes by Prof. Jorg Imberger Title: A Smart City Without Smart Water is Only a Pipe THEME 6: WATER RESOURCES Dream! MANAGEMENT by Prof. Dragan A. Savić THEME 5: URBAN WATER Title: Water Security Issue and MANAGEMENT Adaptive Water Management of China for Changing Environment Title: Resilience, from Metaphor by Prof. Jun Xia to Operational Indicators by Prof. Farhad Yazdandoost THEME 7: HYDROINFORMATICS / COMPUTATIONAL METHODS AND EXPERIMENTAL METHODS Smart Water Management/ Smart platform with Hydro-informatics : by Dr. Ahn Jae-Young

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