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ASCIs prof. addresses water summit in Greece
Prof. V Srinivas Chary, director, Centre for Energy, Urban Governance and Infrastructure Development, addressed the Administrative Staff College of India (ASCI). The professor had recently attended the Global Water Leaders Group- a side event during the Global Water Summit-2015 in Athens, Greece.
Prof. V Srinivas Chary, director, Centre for Energy, Urban Governance and Infrastructure Development, addressed the Administrative Staff College of India (ASCI). The professor had recently attended the Global Water Leaders Group- a side event during the Global Water Summit-2015 in Athens, Greece.
The Global Water Leaders Group is a CEO- and Ministerial-level non-profit organisation with the mission to address the world’s water challenges, driving performance and practical change. Terming the experience as highly enriching, Prof. Chary said, “World Water Summit is an excellent event wherein top water leaders from across the globe, particularly from emerging economies, reflected upon their experiences in detail.
They talked about management processes adopted by them and the possibility of replicating them elsewhere.” The world water leaders also discussed about the state-of-the-art- technological innovations and managerial solutions to water-related problem. More than 550 water leaders from 50 countries, including ministries, municipal chiefs, CEOs, top executives of various water companies, investors and financiers, took part in the international summit.
