Mayank Mittal

Joint Managing Director, HMWSSB has attended the India’s Largest Trade Fair for Water, Sewage, Solid Waste and Recycling, organized by AMRUT, Department of Urban Development, MoHUA at IFAT India 2026 on 9th to 11th September 2026 at the Bombay Exhibition Centre, Mumbai, on the Theme “One Water, One City, One Future: Reimaging Urban Water for Viksit Bharat 2047. Further, Presented the HMWSSB Good practices and transformational interventions under Session: Mega Cities Water Alliance: Indian Leadership in Urban Water Security. The Hyderabad City is a part of Mega Cities Water Alliance formed by the Department of Urban Development, MoHUA. The Mega Cities Water Alliance is an urban planning and climate resilience initiative focused on integrating water security, piped supply, and sewage treatment across major urban local bodies. The Key Objectives are Water Security: Integrating sustainable water management into urban master plans to cope with rising urban populations. Infrastructure Expansion: Scaling up piped water supply, household tap connections, and sewage treatment plants. Climate Resilience: Measuring climate risks and sharing practical urban solutions among member cities. Global and Local Synergy: Aligning local urban execution with broader frameworks akin to global networks.