Largest Dutch Pavilion Ever at Aquatech Amsterdam 2011

Host country the Netherlands will have its largest pavilion to date at the 2011 edition of the Aquatech Amsterdam trade show (1 – 4 November). It is sure to be a central meeting point for everyone looking to become more familiar with the Netherlands water sector. Twenty-five prominent Dutch water technology companies will be present at the pavilion. In addition, a specially equipped lounge will be set up to receive visiting delegations and other guests for an introduction to the latest developments in the Dutch water sector, from monitoring to water governance.

The Netherlands has specialised knowledge and expertise in the field of water technology and civil engineering. Its flood control techniques and high-quality water treatment with advanced technologies are rightly famous worldwide. Visitors to the Holland Business Pavilion at Aquatech Amsterdam can find more information about this at individual company stands and they are invited to network with Dutch water managers.

The Dutch Pavilion will be organised by Aqua Nederland, the Netherlands Water Partnership (NWP), VLM and the Water Alliance.

Dutch pearls
The Holland Business Pavilion will host more than 25 individual stands of Dutch water technology companies. Most of them are smaller enterprises with cutting-edge products who wish to expand their contacts in the international water market.

Water governance and water resource management
Delegations from abroad will be received in the middle of the pavilion. And this does not only apply to delegations coming to visit Aquatech Amsterdam itself – the trade show will be part of the International Water Week Amsterdam (IWW) for the first time this year, meaning it will be accompanied by a very broad offer of conferences, workshops, excursions and networking events.

The multifaceted International Water Week also focuses on water governance and water resource management. Visitors interested in developments in these fields in the Netherlands are cordially invited to look around the pavilion.