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The use of membrane modules for water and wastewater treatment applications is increasing significantly in India. In order to achieve a sustainable GDP growth rate, India has to build a strong infrastructure; this means that the country needs to invest in power and urban infrastructure which requires water treatment and sanitation facilities. The m...

Sub-Saharan Africa lags behind most regions in the world in the availability, accessibility, and management of water. A key challenge for water utilities here is the high water losses in the water reticulation network. These are physical water losses due to leakages as well as apparent losses due to water theft and improper metering. Together, thes...

The WWWT market in Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, and Vietnam is likely to offer medium- to long-term business opportunities for participants as the economic activities in these developing regions is on the rise. Market expansion is driven by the need to address WWWT issues and connectivity to wastewater treatment plants. Additionally, as a result of boo...

Water utility services are a priority market for governments and private operators. An estimated value of $450 billion was spent on its operations in 2014, driven by the need to build, renew, and improve water and sanitation infrastructure. Need for sustainability and for a circular economy trains focus on innovation and efficiency measures to be d...

This Frost & Sullivan company benchmark analysis reviews the competitive landscape of the water and wastewater treatment market in Asia-Pacific, measured through three main perspecives; growth, business, and innovation. These perspectives branch off into various criteria including revenue growth, expansion, customer acquisition, strategies, deliver...

Indias overall water demand will double by 2050, growing at a CAGR of 1.5% from 2010 to 2050. Per capita water availability has dropped drastically between 1950 and 2000, and has been decreasing ever since. Inefficient water management practices are the reason for todays situation. Water crisis in India is imminent and is exacerbated because of f...