Solving local water challenges in Asia together

Asia Water Technology

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Arjan Braamskamp

Head of Business Relations

+31 70 304 3700

a.braamskamp@nwp.nl

As designated network partner for the Dutch water sector, NWP helps SMEs as well as larger corporations from the Netherlands to advance their business abroad. We are proud to present a number of leading Dutch water sector companies to you.

This movie showcases world class innovations and technologies available in the Dutch water sector. The interviewed companies highlight their products and services and their activities in the Asia Pacific region, as well as their needs or required support from the Dutch Embassies and their network partners to help them grow their business abroad.

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Dutch innovations and technologies available to solve the water challenges of the Asia-Pacific region

Dutch water innovators

You will see contributions from the following Dutch water innovators in the movie:

We hope this movie will inspire you to include these companies in future activities in your specific countries or regions. If you would like our support in connecting with these companies, please don't hesitate to contact us.

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Solving local water challenges in Asia together

Dutch water innovators

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