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Join global water experts, researchers, and practitioners at the IWA Symposium on Lake and Reservoir Management, an official side event of the International Conference on Sustainable Innovation and Resilient Futures (ICSIRF 2025). This symposium brings focused attention to one of the world’s most urgent and complex sustainability challenges—the integrated and resilient management of lakes and reservoirs.
Date & Time: 30-1st September 2025, 9.00 am- 5.00 pm
Lakes and reservoirs are lifelines for ecosystems and human communities alike. Yet they are increasingly under threat from pollution, climate change, and unsustainable use. The International Water Association’s Lake and Reservoir Management Specialist Group leads global efforts to develop and share innovative, science-based solutions for sustainable water body management.
Researchers, water utility professionals, environmental scientists, policy makers, and anyone involved in managing water bodies and water supply systems.
Professor- Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Auckland
Naresh Singhal is an environmental engineer passionate about water and wastewater quality and treatment technologies. He holds an undergraduate degree from the Indian Institute of Technology – Bombay, a master’s degree from Louisiana State University, and a PhD from Princeton University. Since 1996, Naresh has been a member of the University of Auckland, serving in various roles, including Associate Dean (Postgraduate) in the Faculty of Engineering, a member of the Faculty Staffing Committee in the Engineering and Science Faculties, Program Director for the Master of Engineering Studies (Environmental) and Master of Engineering (Environmental) programs, and the Founding Director of the Water Research Institute.
He has received grants from the Royal Society of New Zealand’s Marsden Fund and the NZ Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment’s Endeavour Fund. He is passionate about research, teaching and service to the community. His current interests revolve around climate change, particularly regarding antimicrobial resistance development and emerging environmental contaminants, greenhouse gas emissions from treatment processes, and resource recovery from sewage. He has authored over 152 publications and made several invited keynote speeches. He actively contributes to the professional activities of the International Water Association, Water New Zealand, and Engineering New Zealand.
SDGs impacted: SDG 6, 13, 14 & 15