About The Conclave

As Maharashtra faces the pressures of rapid urbanization, recurring droughts, and increasing climate variability, a forward-thinking and technology-driven approach to water management has become critical. The Sustainable Water Management Conclave – Maharashtra Chapter, powered by Autodesk, brings together policymakers, technologists, and industry leaders to explore how digital innovation and collaborative governance can transform the state’s water landscape into a resilient and sustainable system.

Anchored on the theme “Resilient and Sustainable Water Management Systems for Viksit Maharashtra,” the discussion will highlight how technology, partnerships, and progressive policy can work in unison to build a water-secure, future-ready Maharashtra—one that leads India’s journey toward Viksit Bharat 2047.

Date - 30th October 2025

Venue - Maharashtra

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Speakers

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Dr. B G Pawar, IAS

Joint Secretary

Water Supply & Sanitation Department

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Naval Kishore Ram, IAS

Municipal Commissioner PMC & Director

Pune Mahanagar Parivahan Mahamandal Limited (PMPML)

Government of Maharashtra
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Dr. Kailas Shinde, IAS

Municipal Commissioner

Navi Mumbai Municipal Corporation

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Radhabinod Aribam Sharma, IAS

Commissioner and Administrator

Mira Bhayandar Municipal Corporation

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Sameer Unhale

Joint Commissioner

Directorate of Municipal Administration

Government of Maharashtra
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Pravin Kolhe

Deputy Secretary & Superintending Engineer

Water Resources Department

Government of Maharashtra
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Viraj Loliyana

Sr. Advisor

Maharashtra Institution for Transformation (MITRA)

Government of Maharashtra
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Nandkishor Jagtap

Chief Engineer

Water Supply Department

Government of Maharashtra
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Rajni S. Patil

Executive Engineer

Water Resources Department

Government of Maharashtra
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Pradip P. Kalbar, Ph.D.

Associate Professor

IIT Bombay

Key Objective

1

Showcase how cutting-edge digital technologies can revolutionize water infrastructure planning, design, and management in Maharashtra.

2

Discuss policy frameworks and governance models that foster collaboration between people, technology, and institutions for sustainable outcomes.

3

Highlight the role of Digital Twin and BIM technologies in enabling predictive planning, real-time monitoring, and resilient infrastructure management.

4

Explore best practices and partnerships that can accelerate Maharashtra’s journey toward a water-secure and climate-resilient future.

Key Topics of Discussion

Building Smart, Connected Water Networks

Exploring how BIM-integrated digital twins, AMI/AMR systems, and advanced analytics can modernize water infrastructure—enabling real-time visibility, predictive maintenance, and data-led decision-making for utilities and state agencies.

Scaling Digital Infrastructure for Water Utilities

Demonstrating how Autodesk’s integrated design and engineering platforms can help water authorities transition from reactive to proactive management—achieving scalability, transparency, and operational efficiency across projects and assets.

Innovation and Sustainability in Water Management

Highlighting emerging technologies and design-led innovations that foster circular water economies, enhance climate resilience, and ensure long-term sustainability of Maharashtra’s water systems.

Capacity Building for a Digital Water Future

Strengthening the ecosystem through upskilling, knowledge partnerships, and digital readiness programs, empowering engineers, planners, and policymakers to lead Maharashtra’s water transformation journey toward Viksit Bharat 2047.

Key Topics of Discussion

Building Smart, Connected Water Networks

Exploring how BIM-integrated digital twins, AMI/AMR systems, and advanced analytics can modernize water infrastructure—enabling real-time visibility, predictive maintenance, and data-led decision-making for utilities and state agencies.

Scaling Digital Infrastructure for Water Utilities

Demonstrating how Autodesk’s integrated design and engineering platforms can help water authorities transition from reactive to proactive management—achieving scalability, transparency, and operational efficiency across projects and assets.

Innovation and Sustainability in Water Management

Highlighting emerging technologies and design-led innovations that foster circular water economies, enhance climate resilience, and ensure long-term sustainability of Maharashtra’s water systems.

Capacity Building for a Digital Water Future

Strengthening the ecosystem through upskilling, knowledge partnerships, and digital readiness programs, empowering engineers, planners, and policymakers to lead Maharashtra’s water transformation journey toward Viksit Bharat 2047.

Key Focus Areas

Digital Transformation

Digital Transformation for Resilient Water Systems

Leveraging BIM, AI/ML, and Digital Twin technologies to enable data-driven planning, predictive maintenance, and sustainable water infrastructure—strengthening resilience across Maharashtra’s urban and rural landscapes.

Capacity Building for a Digital Water Future

Advancing skills development, knowledge sharing, and institutional readiness to empower engineers, planners, and administrators in adopting next-generation digital tools for water management and sustainability.

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Policy Frameworks

Policy & Governance for Sustainable Water Futures

Exploring progressive policies, institutional frameworks, and stakeholder collaboration that foster digital adoption, enhance resilience, and support Maharashtra’s vision for a Viksit Bharat 2047.

For More Information, Please Contact:

Nisha Samant +91-9340449501 | nishasamant@apacnewsnetwork.com
Alice Purty +91-8603506156 | alice@apacnewsnetwork.com