Smart Water Cities Project

Following the successful delivery of the SWM case study report, IWRA, K-water and the Asia Water Council (AWC) agreed to initiate a new phase of collaboration from 2020 to December 2023 with the Smart Water Cities project.

The Smart Water Cities project is a three-year project dedicated to the analysis of smart water technologies in urban developments.  It is run collaboratively by IWRA, the Korea Water Resources Corporation (K-Water) and the Asia Water Council (AWC) from July 2020 to December 2023.

The project has three main aims:

1. To identify and examine the technological solutions put in place to improve water resources management in cities, and the conditions for their implementation – including public and private involvement and support.
2. To identify and examine the existing global standards frameworks and the Key Performance Indicators employed to measure and compare smart water solutions in cities.
3. To develop a new internationally recognised certification scheme for Smart Water Cities across the world.