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support services and industry forums – as well as unique opportunities to contribute to, and derive value from, the challenge-led thought leadership that the Water Industry Forum is recognised for.”
The two chairs believe that the new, combined organisation would:
■ Enjoy increased authority, weight and impact, with a stronger voice to help
support and shape the future direction of the UK water sector
■ Provide access to new, enhanced services and increased value for money for
members
■ Unite the geographic profiles of the two organisations, providing truly UK-wide
coverage
■ Respond to research in which a majority of respondents said that greater
collaboration and/or a ‘coming together’ of UK water membership organisations would be beneficial.
“We have developed a proposed operating model and governance framework to support the activities and priorities of the merged organisation, and importantly to preserve the Water Industry Forum’s integrity and
independence, enabling it to maintain the trust and respect that it enjoys throughout the sector.
“To this end, we are proposing that the Water Industry Forum remains as a limited company, operating as a subsidiary of British Water, with
its Management Board bound by a code of conduct guaranteeing its independence and neutrality.”
An update on the proposed merger will follow once feedback from members has been received and reviewed.
Food & Beverage Industry urged
to adopt water best practice Best practice guidance offered on operations and maintenance
The reputational and financial risks of the mismanagement of water and wastewater systems is the subject of a new report published today. The document, ‘Process water and wastewater treatment in the food industry’, points to the vast volumes of water used in food and beverage production and urges companies to do more to offset risk.
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