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SINGAPORE: 39 nominations from more than 15 countries have been received for the Lee Kuan Yew Water Prize, to be given out for the first time in 2008.
The award is to recognise outstanding contributions in solving water issues and will be the highlight of the inaugural Singapore International Water Week from 23 to 27 June.
The event organisers said the nominations will go through a two-round selection process, under a panel of academics and industry leaders.
The winner will receive S$300,000, an award certificate, and a gold medallion.
The Singapore International Water Week will bring together international policy makers, industry leaders and experts to address challenges in water management and conservation.
The focus will be on best practices, successful case studies and the practical delivery of water solutions and technologies.
Singapore's Prime Minister, Lee Hsien Loong, will deliver the opening address.
Key events during the week will include a Water Leaders Summit, an exhibition and trade show, and a water festival.
For more information on Singapore International Water Week, please log on to www.siww.com.sg - CNA/vm
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