BWSSB Chief Ram Prasath Manohar Appointed to International Smart Water Advisory Panel
BWSSB Chairman Ram Prasath Manohar has been selected for the SWAN Global Advisory Group, highlighting Bengaluru’s growing representation in international water management and urban sustainability initiatives.
Punita Thakur 
BWSSB Chief Ram Prasath Manohar Appointed to International Smart Water Advisory Panel
Mr. Ram Prasath Manohar Chairman of the Bangalore Water Supply And Sewerage Board (BWSSB), has been selected to serve on the International Smart Water Advisory Panel. The selection marks a significant milestone for Bengaluru’s water governance leadership on the global stage. His inclusion in the advisory group reflects growing international recognition of the city’s initiatives in water supply management, wastewater treatment, and sustainable urban infrastructure.
Strengthening Global Collaboration in Water Management
The SWAN Global Advisory Group brings together leaders and experts focused on advancing smart water networks, sustainable water management practices, and digital innovation in urban utilities. Members contribute strategic insights and policy direction to improve resilience and operational efficiency in cities worldwide. Manohar’s participation is expected to facilitate knowledge exchange between Bengaluru and international counterparts, strengthening collaborative approaches to emerging water challenges.
Elevating Urban Sustainability Efforts
As one of India’s fastest-growing metropolitan regions, Bengaluru faces increasing demand for efficient water distribution, wastewater recycling, and long-term sustainability planning. Representation in a global advisory body underscores the importance of integrated water management in rapidly urbanising environments. The appointment highlights the role of Indian public utilities in shaping global discussions around smart infrastructure and sustainable resource management.
Looking Ahead
Ram Prasath Manohar’s selection to the SWAN Global Advisory Group reinforces Bengaluru’s position in international water governance conversations. The engagement is expected to contribute to innovative policy development, enhanced operational strategies, and stronger global partnerships in urban water management.
