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| Date | AM | PM |
| 22 June | Urban Flooding Network Workshop (by C40) (By invitation only) | |
| 23 June | Catalysing Growth Through Local & Regional Partnerships in the Water Industry (by Singapore Water Association) | |
| In-Depth Flood Risk Management - Global Insights and Multidisciplinary Solutions (by Singapore Water Center, World Bank Group) | ||
| 25 June | Urban Flooding Network Workshop (by C40) (By invitation only) | |
| Integrated Flood Management Community of Practice (COP) Training Program (by Asian Development Bank) (By invitation only) | ||
| 26 June | Integrated Flood Management Community of Practice (COP) Training Program (by Asian Development Bank) (By invitation only) | |
Urban Flooding Network Workshop (by C40) (By invitation only)
22 June 2025, 9:00 - 17:30
25 June 2025, 14:30 - 17:30
ROOM 5 and ROOM 10
[Organised by C40]
The C40 Urban Flooding Network brings together cities that are active in the field of flood resilience, to exchange knowledge, share best practices and collaborate.
Catalysing Growth Through Local & Regional Partnerships in the Water Industry (by Singapore Water Association)
23 June 2025
15:30 - 17:30
ROOM 5 and ROOM 10
[Organised by Singapore Water Association]
This special edition of the Singapore Business Forum at the SIWW Spotlight 2025 aims to share with the Singapore water industry on the various initiatives available to support the industry’s aspirations to grow, regionalise and internationalise their businesses with sharing from the Singapore Business Federation, Enterprise SG and PUB Singapore. Our industry counterparts from South East Asia will be also be invited to share on how our water industry can partner and explore business opportunities in the growing water market brought about by challenges of climate change and growing water demand.
In-Depth Flood Risk Management - Global Insights and Multidisciplinary Solutions (by Singapore Water Center, World Bank Group)
23 June 2025
16:00 - 17:30
ROOM 11
[Organised by Singapore Water Center, World Bank Group]
This workshop will delve into innovative, multidisciplinary approaches to flood risk management, drawing on both global insights and local experiences. Through case studies from the Philippines, Thailand, and Singapore, participants will explore effective strategies, cutting-edge technologies, and key lessons learned in addressing urban flooding challenges. The session aims to showcase practical solutions, foster meaningful knowledge exchange, and promote collaboration among cities, agencies, and stakeholders, to build resilient communities in the face of escalating flood risks driven by climate change.
| Duration | Session and Speakers |
| 4:00pm – 4:10pm |
Opening and Welcome Remarks Speakers:
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| 4:10pm – 4:15pm |
Introduction on Singapore Water Center Speaker:
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| 4:15pm – 4:45pm |
Lessons learnt and Experience from the Philippines and Thailand Speakers:
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| 4:45pm – 5:15pm |
Singapore’s Holistic Approach to Stormwater and Flood Management Speaker:
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| 5:15pm – 5:25pm |
Q&A Facilitator:
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| 5:25pm – 5:30pm |
Closing Remarks Speaker:
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Integrated Flood Management Community of Practice (COP) Training Program (by Asian Development Bank) (By invitation only)
25 June 2025, 14:00 - 17:30
26 June 2025, 9:00 - 17:30
ROOM 6
[Organised by Asian Development Bank]
The Integrated Flood Management Community of Practice (COP) within ADB is organizing a training program for project staff from Developing Member Countries (DMCs) and respective Sector Group-Water and Urban Development (SG-WUD) project team members. Participating ADB project teams (comprising of ADB staff and DMC counterparts) will learn together in classroom sessions in the afternoon of 25 June and for the full day on 26 June. The participating teams will have an opportunity of enhanced learning through the In-Focus Forum and technical site visits organized by SIWW from 23 to 25 June 2025 and networking with peers. By jointly discussing challenges and solutions, participants are expected to adopt them to the specific project contexts in participating DMCs. The focus will be on shared learning objectives, knowledge exchange, and actions to be implemented following the training.
