28 Aug 2024
The number of awards shall be between 0 and 40 every year.
Nomination for the award may be made by stakeholders, serving and retired members, Chairman- Aqua Foundation, and by other reputed individuals working in the field of tunneling. Self-nomination can also be made. Wide publicity shall be given by Aqua Foundation among eligible nominators so as to get good number of nominations. Nominations received after the due date shall be considered for the next year’s award. The details forwarded with nomination must contain the following information:
Nominations shall be sent to
Praggya Sharmaa (Ms.)Secretary GeneralE-166, 2nd Floor, KalkajiNew Delhi – 110019Telefax: +91-11-41318030Cell: +91-9818568825info@aquafoundation.in, praggya@aquafoundation.in
The Secretary General will organize the material received and place them before the Screening Committee for preliminary evaluation.
Preliminary screening of proposals is made by the Screening Committee consisting of the following members:
The Committee places its recommendation before the Chairman of Governing Council for approval. On approval of the Chairman, the nominees are informed by the Secretary General and a formal invitation to the Award Function is sent by the Secretary General.
The award shall be in the form of a plaque with an image of the Aqua Foundation logo and a certificate. The award shall be given at the award ceremony of the annual water conference of the respective year. If, for some reason, the awardee is unable to be present at the Show, they can receive it from the Secretary at any later date.
The Screening Committee will consider all proposals forwarded by the Secretary. It may, at its discretion, add additional names from or outside the original list. The Secretary General, assisted by 2 Members of Governing Council may accelerate the process to present an award in the workshop or World Aqua Congress.
INR 12,500 / USD 500 per category for Individual Award Categories
INR 25,000/ USD 1000 per category for Organization Awards Category & Project Award Category
To,
The Secretary GeneralAqua FoundationE- 166, 2nd Floor, KalkajiNew Delhi – 110019M: 91-9818568825
*Last Date of Submission: 30th September 2024
For Registration and more information call:
Praggya Sharmaa (Ms.)Email ID:praggya@aquafoundation.in, info@aquafoundation.inPhone: +91-9818568825
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