Calendar of Courses

• The practices on the strategic approach on utility reforms
• Effective regulatory strategies for planning, monitoring performance and enforcing compliance, incentivised competition, efficiency and innovation
• Determine the cost of capital and assess the projects, and conduct price reviews

• On existing water resource potential in terms of quantity
• Strategic approach on distribution through bulk water transfer mechanism in unpredictable natural conditions

• To adopt various proven systems to effectively monitor and manage rural water supply through real time monitoring systems
• Ability to critically examine existing systems and practices and recommend changes to improve efficiency and reduce usage

• Awareness generation on water quality issues, water borne diseases and health impacts
• Understanding the process of water safety planning

• Holistic understanding of energy audit and application of energy saving techniques in the field
• Interpret the energy loss related to operation conditions, system configurations and other exogenous factors

• To adopt various proven systems to effectively monitor and manage rural water supply through real time monitoring systems
• Ability to critically examine existing systems and practices and recommend changes to improve efficiency and reduce usage

• Exploring cost-effective treatment technologies for greywater treatment
• Adapting reuse option for reducing water usage stress

• To showcase indigenous water distribution software in alignment with Atma Nirbhar Bharat.
• To facilitate key institutions and related stakeholders to understand the optimisation of water supply distribution network using software applications

• The source sustainability measures and design of recharge structures for different types of conditions
• Projects executed for different types of schemes through convergence models

• To understand the geo-tagging of assets for monitoring and operation of water supply systems

• In methods of participatory planning, community-need analysis and engagement
• To understand the different levels of annual action plans and the required parameters for consideration for all the components prescribed by Jal Jeevan Mission, and roles and responsibilities of officials in planning, implementing and monitoring the project at various levels

Nov 10-13, 2021
Nov 17-20, 2021
Nov 23-26, 2021

• Emphasize on the requirement of retrofitting the existing infrastructure to comply with the timeline of JJM implementation
• Participants are able to identify the technical, social, financial and environmental aspects to be considered in the design of water supply systems

Participants are trained on:

• head works and transmission system structures, hydraulics in water supply systems, pipe network analysis, design criteria and pressure conditions
• issues and challenges in O&M and pumping systems in distribution and treatment systems

• Gain a better understanding of the appropriate tendering and its analysis on selection, improving strategy for suitable procurement and contractual arrangements
• Developing communication and negotiation skills on tender selection process

Water treatment – Process and operation for disinfection & sterilization methods.

Feb 1-5, 2022
Feb 8-12, 2022
Feb 21-25, 2022

• Participants can integrate various parameters to develop evidence-based and objective-oriented DPRs for water supply projects