Policy • Science • Sustainability
Policy • Science • Sustainability
From data to decisions for water-secure organisations
An invite-only leadership forum where policy, science and sustainability meet to shape practical groundwater strategy. Explore new methods, innovative technologies and smarter policy that unlock investment, accelerate delivery and raise performance—including water reuse and recycling.
Participation is by invitation and regestration through our website
Overview
Groundwater Strategy Summit brings policy, science and sustainability together to move organisations from data to decisions for water-secure futures, with a special focus on groundwater. Join peers to explore new methods, innovative technologies and smarter policy that unlock investment, accelerate timely deliverables and raise performance across the water sector, including water reuse and recycling.
The programme stress tests scenarios, compares solutions, and showcases systems that endure, with tracks aligned to real-world requirements across cities, industry, infrastructure and mining, and to the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Topics include regulatory compliance and assurance; flood-risk assessment and mitigation; groundwater modelling (and digital twins); environmental and social impact assessment; stormwater management; managed aquifer recharge at scale; and groundwater resource detection, monitoring and optimisation.
Why attend
Strategy to delivery
Move beyond pilots to project- and basin- outcomes. Learn how leaders structure regulatory compliance, sequence capital expenditure/operating Expenditure, and turn roadmaps into timely, auditable delivery.
Smarter decisions
Turn monitoring, modelling and digital twins into operational choices that cut risk and cost—spanning flood risk, stormwater, managed aquifer recharge, reuse and recycling, and resource detection and monitoring.
Curated connections
Meet senior decision makers from utilities, industry, finance, government and academia. Tracks are aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and sector requirements, making it easy to follow impact across cities, industry, climate and nature—and to build the partnerships that unlock projects.
Venue & Programme
Doors open at 12:00 at the prestigious, state-of-the-art Rajasthan International Centre, Jaipur, for lunch and networking (12:00–13:30). From 13:30 the programme features a keynote (13:30), VIP addresses (13:50 and 16:50), three expert talks (14:15, 16:00 and 16:25), and a client and academic panel (14:40), with high tea at 15:15. We conclude at 18:00 after an audience Q&A and an engaging closing session, followed by a fine-dining reception with cocktails at the Venue it self . The full agenda with speakers will be shared directly with invitees.
Hosts & partners
Institute of Water Conservation (IWC) — Organiser
IWC is an independent, non-profit organisation dedicated to advancing sustainable water management through evidence, collaboration and practical delivery. We convene leaders across policy, science and sustainability to turn groundwater insight into action for cities, industry and nature.
GWMICC (Ground Water & Mineral Investigation Consultancy Centre (P) Ltd) — Sponsor
GWMICC is a leading water-resource management consultancy, marking four decades of escalate . As sponsor of the Groundwater Strategy Summit, GWMICC supports a neutral, knowledge-first forum focused on strategy, stewardship and results.
Supporting partners
If your organisation is interested in supporting the summit’s learning objectives,
Please Contact hj@groundwaterindia.com
Resources (for invitees)
- Venue & logistics pack — Rajasthan International Centre address, access and parking, nearby hotels, security and accessibility notes.
- Media note / press statement — purpose of the summit, key themes, and contact for interviews.
- Brand assets — summit logo lockups (SVG/PNG), usage notes (mono/reversed), and SDG acknowledgement guidance.
Participation is by invitation only. Some resources are shared directly with confirmed guests. We reference SDG colours and official icons for orientation; no UN endorsement is implied.