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On Wednesday, April 20, His Excellency Ambassador Eric Lavertu and Ms. Annie Foray received at the French Embassy in Colombo, the managers of the SPECIALIZED MASTER “Water for All” – OpT of 3 promotions, senior executives of the National Water Supply & Drainage Board, SUEZ and Veolia and the head of “water” project of the French Development Agency based in Colombo.

From the Takashi Asano class of 2017-2018 were present Mrs. Disna Pannila Mohottalalage and Mr. Denagama Withana Suranjith

From the Gerard Payen class of 2019-2020 were present Mr Eranda Huladduwa Arachchi and Mr Thimal Wasala Mudiyanselage

From the class Dr Letitia Obeng session 2021-2022 was present Mr Sampath Dissanayake.

This gathering allowed everyone to get to know each other better.

Mrs. Disna Pannila gave a vibrant speech about the wonderful memories of the 8 managers trained at AgroParisTech-Montpellier.

She confirmed the preparation of the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) for a partnership between AgroParisTech and the National Water Supply & Drainage Board (NWSDB) for the development and sustainability of the water sector in Sri Lanka around 6 axes of collaboration

1) Specialized Master’s Degree “Water for All” – OpT

2) Short training for Directors and Top Managers of water and sanitation utilities, regulators and Sri Lankan Authorities

3) Development of E-learning

4) Innovation

5) Exchange of researchers on different topics

6) Training of trainers at a managerial level

The AgroParisTech Chair – “SUEZ – Management of urban water and sanitation services” was created in 2009 and offers an ADVANCED MASTER designed to strengthen the skills of urban water and sanitation service managers. This Master is accredited by the “Conférence des Grandes Écoles” (CGE) from Paris” and certified by the RNCP (National Register of Professional Certifications). Within our Chair, around 300 Managers coming from 54 countries have been graduated or trained.

I have the pleasure to announce that we are opening the recruitment of our 9th session, which would start in November 21,2022 on line, February 6,2023 in Montpellier and end in spring 2024. The program would be held in these 12/14 months as in previous years, with 5 to 6 months of residential training, in 3 terms.

Grants will be awarded to the best candidates according to several criteria such as the executive history of the candidate and his responsibilities over at least 10 years, the quality of his application form, the degree of support from his hierarchy, the mission offered by his senior management, his proven talents, … *

• See the application form for details.

To apply, please fill in the form attached and send it back to us with a complete CV (necessary), an ID type photo and a copy of your highest diploma.

Application_form_2023

The AgroParisTech Chair – “SUEZ – Management of urban water and sanitation services” was created in 2009 and offers an ADVANCED MASTER designed to strengthen the skills of urban water and sanitation service managers. This Master is accredited by the “Conférence des Grandes Écoles” (CGE) from Paris” and certified by the RNCP (National Register of Professional Certifications). Within our Chair, around 300 Managers coming from 54 countries have been graduated or trained.

I have the pleasure to announce that we are opening the recruitment of our 9th session, which would start in November 21,2022 on line, February 6,2023 in Montpellier and end in spring 2024. The program would be held in these 12/14 months as in previous years, with 5 to 6 months of residential training, in 3 terms.

Grants will be awarded to the best candidates according to several criteria such as the executive history of the candidate and his responsibilities over at least 10 years, the quality of his application form, the degree of support from his hierarchy, the mission offered by his senior management, his proven talents, … *

• See the application form for details.

To apply, please fill in the form attached and send it back to us with a complete CV (necessary), an ID type photo and a copy of your highest diploma.

Application_form_2023

source : Time.com

Imagine taking a long, hot shower without wasting water and energy.

That’s the guilt-free promise of a recirculating shower, which continuously filters, sterilizes and reuses water that would otherwise go down the bathroom drain. The technology reduces water consumption up to 90% and energy use by 80% compared to a conventional shower, according to manufacturers of the devices.

“We are addressing two of the problems the world is facing, climate change and water shortages, without sacrificing the shower experience,” said Troels Grene, chief executive officer of Flow Loop, a Danish company that has developed a recirculating shower called the Eco Loop.

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