About Us

WWM-I and its members strive to provide the latest technological advancements in nutrient recovery from wastewater, such as phosphate and nitrogen recovery, enhancing biological phosphorous removal processes for phosphorous recovery. Energy recovery utilizes the methane produced during anaerobic digestion, the use of microbial fuel cells, and the utilization of heat produced for power generation, to name a few in wastewater management. WWM-I strives to promote public awareness and educate the public on solid waste management practices such as sorting, recycling, and zero waste programs. Our organizations also aim to work with governments to bring forward changes in policies and regulations to reduce the use of non-recyclable materials. Outreach programs to notify the public of alternative materials, such as bioplastics composting techniques, will help manage waste. At the same time, improved landfill designs and gas recovery strategies can be integrated into the waste management industry to enhance circular economy initiatives and programs.

WWM-I has been associated with several educational institutions as part of capacity building and demonstrating pilot projects on wastewater treatment technologies, bioremediation of lakes, water conservation, and rainwater harvesting technologies to government functionaries, NGOs, College students, researchers, and academicians. Ultimately, the goal of WWM-I is a future where wastewater is considered a vital resource in a sustainable system that benefits society. The goal is to raise awareness in developing countries in Asia of the importance of resource recovery for the nation's growth and to provide opportunities and waste management solutions to the public and industries responsible for the health and welfare of the country and its people. Our organization will strive to act as the nucleus to bring together the public, industries, research organizations, and governments in implementing several sustainable proactive practices for a cleaner, thriving future while providing career opportunities to the young innovators of the country.

By integrating science, technology, and policy, we strive to create a world where clean water is accessible to all, all waste is considered a way to a new product, ecosystems are protected, and communities are resilient and thriving. By incorporating sustainable ideas and solutions for young scholars, we welcome you to join us and pave the way for a sustainable and secure future for natural resources.