Water woes take centerstage at forum
A biennial event for the water and wastewater industry in the Philippines, Water Philippines offers an opportunity to engage with leading experts and policymakers, discover new technologies, and contribute to the future of water management in the country.

Informa Markets Asia vice president Ian Roberts delivers a talk during the press conference for the Water Philipines Expo at SMX Convention Center in Pasay City. Listening at the background is Philippines Water Works Association Inc. executive director Neneth Javier. The expo on 19 to 21 March with the theme ‘Shaping the Future of Water Management,’ will feature over 400 brands and companies from more than 30 countries toward a sustainable and smarter water industry.
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To tackle water problems such as inadequate infrastructure, scarcity, climate change and pollution that have been happening in the country, Informa Markets Asia is staging Water Philippines next month, a timely convergence of stakeholders in the water distribution and sanitation businesses as the Philippines strives to enhance water security, improve resource management and ensure accessible, high-quality water for all.
Themed “Shaping the Future of Water Management,” Water Philippines is set to take place from 19 to 21 March 2025 at the SMX Convention Centre in Pasay City. It aims to provide innovative solutions and access to cutting-edge knowledge that will empower stakeholders to tackle these issues head-on.
As the demand for clean and sustainable water sources grows, Water Philippines serves as a vital resource for industry professionals seeking to enhance their operations and contribute to the nation’s water security.
Important sector
“The water sector in the Philippines is an important sector that shouldn’t be taken for granted. With the increasing demand for it, we must prioritize its management,” said Ian Roberts, vice president of Informa Markets Asia.
This year, Water Philippines features over 400 exhibiting brands and companies from more than 30 countries.
Participants can expect a diverse range of exhibitor profiles, including wastewater treatment and management, water resources management, filtration, sewerage treatment systems, and pumps and valves.
Further, this year’s edition introduces exciting new exhibitor profiles, such as desalination, membranes, solid waste management, trenchless technology, and water recycling and reuse, advancements that are essential in addressing the growing concerns regarding water scarcity and sustainability.
