EverythingAboutWater Expo 2025 Returns to New Delhi

The Earth Water Foundation is set to host the 20th edition of the EverythingAboutWater Expo & Conclave from 28–30 August 2025 at Bharat Mandapam, Pragati Maidan, New Delhi. Recognized as South Asia’s largest water and wastewater event, the expo is a leading platform for sustainable innovation, policy discussion, and international collaboration.
This landmark edition will feature over 150 exhibitors, 50+ product launches, and draw more than 10,000 visitors from India and abroad. The completely sold-out exhibition space underlines high industry interest.
Two major knowledge-sharing platforms will be part of the event:
- EverythingAboutWater International Conference (28 August), featuring 25+ global experts discussing water reuse, circular economy, policy innovation, and security.
- Advanced Training Workshop (29 August) on ETP, STP, and ZLD design, delivering actionable insights for water professionals.
Global participation will span Israel, UK, South Korea, Italy, China, and more—highlighting the expo’s increasing international significance. Support comes from top sponsors like IOTAFLOW, Jain Irrigation, Welspun, and the Embassy of Israel, the official Country Partner.
Backed by national missions such as the Ministry of Jal Shakti, NITI Aayog, Make in India, and Swachh Bharat, the event aligns with India’s national water and environmental priorities.
Multiple industry associations are also supporting the initiative, including IWMI, SME Chamber of India, and MRAI. Senior officials from Delhi Jal Board, National Water Mission, and NITI Aayog are invited as dignitaries, along with diplomatic delegations from Portugal, Seychelles, Austria, Israel, and El Salvador.
Exhibitors will showcase breakthroughs in water treatment, filtration, automation, chemical dosing, and smart metering. Brands include VA Tech Wabag, Zilmet, Re Sustainability, Alpha UV, and more.
Ms. Shivani Ghorawat, Founding Member of Earth Water Foundation, stated:
“This 20th edition is not just a milestone—it represents the growing collective push for water sustainability. We welcome innovators, policymakers, and stakeholders worldwide to be part of this global movement.”