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Contents

Description Page No.

1 LEADERSHIP PLENARIES a) Emerging Technologies for Agriculture, Water & Health b) India & Netherlands: Shared Challenges, Joint Solutions c) India & Netherlands Joint Collaborations

04 - 07

2 AGRICULTURE + WATER SESSIONS a) Water Resilient Cities b) Indo Dutch Solutions for Cleaning Rivers c) Flood Impact Reduction d) Agri-tech – Finance e) Agri-tech - Innovation & Way Forward f) Smart Farming g) Data driven agriculture h) Green Education Collaborations i) Rejuvenation of Barapullah drain

08 - 17

3 HEALTHCARE AND LIFESCIENCES a) Affordable Healthcare - Value Track Approach for affordable and

innovative healthcare partnerships b) Affordable Healthcare - Driving solutions for rural and urban

healthcare c) Affordable Healthcare - Vaccines & Therapeutics d) One Health - Valued and Safe Agriculture- Poultry chains e) One Health - Heathy People, Animals and Environment

18 – 24

4 CYBERSECURITY a) Cyber Preparedness, Response & Policy b) Role of emerging technologies to secure critical infrastructure

25 – 27

5 WASTE TO VALUE a) Biomass b) Municipal Solid Waste

28 – 30

6 EDUCATION a) Industry Academia Collaboration b) Internationalization of Education and Research

31 – 33

7 CREATIVE INDUSTRY a) Public Spaces: a two-way traffic

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8 INNOVATIVE ENTREPRENEURS

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LEADERSHIP PLENARIES

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LEADERSHIP PLENARY 1 Emerging Technologies for Agriculture, Water & Health

15 October 2019; 1100- 1215 Hrs; Crystal Ball Room, J.W. Marriott, Aerocity, New Delhi

The Sustainable Development Goals are a blueprint for achieving a better, more sustainable future for all. They address the global challenges we face in the areas such as poverty, inequality, climate, environmental degradation, prosperity, and peace and justice. The NEXUS among Water, Agriculture and Health has been the cornerstone of Sustainable Development Goals. With the emergence of new technologies, the solutions to challenges in these areas seem to be achievable at much efficient ways and at much faster pace. This high-level Plenary will discuss and deliberate the role of Emerging Technologies AI, Block Chain, IoT and Big Data for the Nexus of Water, Health & Agriculture. 1100- 1105 Hrs Opening Remarks by Moderator

Mr Rajan Wadhera Chairman, CII National Committee on Technology & President – Automotive Sector, Mahindra & Mahindra

1105- 1210 Hrs Panel Discussion

Panelists Prof K. Vijay Raghavan Principal Scientific Adviser to the Government of India Lt General (Dr) Rajesh Pant National Cyber Security Coordinator Prime Minister’s Office Government of India Mr Vijay Kumar Arora Chairman and Managing Director LT Foods Ltd. Ms Shalini Mathur Vice President and Head - International Public Sector Business Tata Consultancy Services Mr Jagdish Mitra Chief Strategy Officer and Head of Growth Tech Mahindra

H.E. Sigrid Kaag Minister for Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation Government of the Netherlands Mr Hein Molenkamp Managing Director Water Alliance Dr Raoul Bino Managing Director Agrotechnology & Food Sciences Group (AFSG) Board Member Wageningen University & Research Ms Carmen van Vilsteren Sector Mission Leader (LSH)

1210- 1215 Hrs Wrap up by Moderator

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LEADERSHIP PLENARY 2 India & Netherlands: Shared Challenges, Joint Solutions

15 October 2019; 1215- 1330 Hrs; Crystal Ball Room, J.W. Marriott, Aerocity, New Delhi

India and the Netherlands are working together to address societal challenges. They cooperate towards an ambitious bilateral knowledge and innovation agenda, to harness new public-private partnerships to explore Science, Technology and Innovation collaborations and to identify market expansion opportunities for existing Indian and Dutch stakeholders. This high-level Plenary will discuss and find ways to deepen Indo-Dutch ties in multiple verticals of the knowledge economy and scale up solutions for societal challenges. 1215- 1220 Hrs Opening Remarks by Moderator Mr Chandrajit Banerjee

Director General Confederation of Indian Industry

1220- 1325 Hrs Panel Discussion

Panelists Mr Venu Rajamony Ambassador of India to the Kingdom of Netherlands Prof Ashutosh Sharma Secretary Department of Science and Technology Government of India Mr Jai Shroff Global Chief Executive Officer UPL Ltd. Dr Debashish Bhattacharjee Vice President- Technology and New Materials Business, Tata Steel Mr KVS Manian President- Corporate, Institutional & Investment Banking and Wealth Management Kotak Mahindra Bank Limited

H.E. Mona Keijzer State Secretary for Economic Affairs and Climate Policy Government of the Netherlands H.E. Bruno Bruins Minister for Medical Care and Sport Government of the Netherlands Mr Loek Hermans Sector Mission Leader (Horticulture) Prof Wim van den Doel Member of the Executive Board of Dutch Research Council Prof Louise Vet Director Netherlands Institute of Ecology (NIOO) Mr Anindya Chowdhury Country Manager – Energy Transitions Programme Shell India Markets Private Limited


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LEADERSHIP PLENARY 3 India- Netherlands Joint Collaborations

16 October 2019; 1430 – 1600 Hrs; Crystal Ball Room, J.W. Marriott, Aerocity, New Delhi

India-Netherlands celebrated a decade of Joint Collaboration in Science, Technology and Innovation last year. Moving forward the bilateral collaborations would be more focused towards societal challenges with emphasis on public-private partnerships, Joint Research Projects (e.g. LOTUS-HR, Water for Change) and innovative technologies. This session serves as a platform to showcase some of the present public-private partnerships between India and the Netherlands. The panel discussion will set the tone up for future public-private partnership collaborations. 1430- 1435 Hrs Opening Remarks by Moderator Dr Ayan Banerjee

Regional Head-Impact Investment Solidaridad

1435- 1505 Hrs Pitching Presentations Health- Healthy Villages (Mr Yusuf Goedbloed), Personal Health TRAIN (Dr Leonard Wee, Senior Research Scientist, Maastro Clinic, Maastricht University Medical Centre) Water- Waste 2 Value (Mr Therus Gieling), Tannery Project (Mr Tatheer Zaidi, Solidaridad), Water Resilient Cities (Prof Balaji Narsimhan) Agriculture – CoE (Dr Syed Shakir Ali, Head and Senior Scientist, KVK Baramati)

1505- 1555 Hrs Panel Discussion on future private-public partnership collaborations

Panelists Prof Ashutosh Sharma Secretary, Department of Science and Technology Government of India Dr Renu Swarup Secretary Department of Biotechnology Government of India Mr Upendra Prasad Singh Secretary Ministry of Jal Shakti Government of India

Ms Carmen van Vilsteren Sector Mission Leader (LSH) Mr Henk Ovink Special Envoy for International Water Affairs The Netherlands Prof Wim van den Doel Member of the Executive Board of Dutch Research Council Mr Loek Hermans Sector Mission Leader (Horticulture)


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AGRICULTURE + WATER SESSIONS

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SESSION 1 (a): WATER Water Resilient Cities

15 October 2019; 1500 - 1615 Hrs; CBR 3+2, J.W. Marriott, Aerocity, New Delhi

Water becomes more and more a scarce resource as a result of urbanization and increased competition between various uses and economic sectors. Climate change will put more pressure on cities by increasing the risk for floods, droughts and heat waves. These challenges ask for a systemic approach and a transition in urban planning and urban water management. We have to rethink the way we deal with water in our cities and there is a need to (re)design cities from drained cities to green, resilient and circular cities, so called Water Resilient Cities (WRC). Objectives:

Better understanding of the concept of Water Resilient Cities Understanding different approaches and best practices on water resilient cities Areas for collaboration

1500- 1505 Hrs Opening Remarks by the Moderator

Mr Henk Ovink Special Envoy for International Water Affairs The Netherlands

1505- 1520 Hrs Keynote Address

Mr Yaduvendra Mathur Special Secretary NITI Aayog

1520- 1600 Hrs Panelists

Panel Discussion Ms Sangeeta Gupte CSR Project, Monsoon Resilient Maharashtra Cummins Mr Anil Kumar Managing Director Water India Dr M Dinesh Kumar Executive Director, Institute for Resource Analysis and Policy

Prof Balaji Narasimhan Department of Civil Engineering IIT Madras Ms Lisette Heuer Global Director Flood Resilience Royal Haskoning DHV Dr Fransje Hooimeijer Associate Professor, Environmental Technology & Design, Technical University Delft

1600- 1610 Hrs

Q & A

1610- 1615 Hrs Wrap-up by Moderator

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SESSION 1(b): WATER Indo – Dutch Solutions for Cleaning Rivers

15 October 2019; 1630– 1745 Hrs; CBR 3+2, J.W. Marriott, Aerocity, New Delhi

India’s rivers – which have always been given a position of sanctity in the culture – have become polluted bodies of water. More than 80% of river basins are facing water stress and scarcity on an overall basis. About 50% of riverine length shows high pollution measure in terms of BOD. It is estimated that the projected waste water from urban centres may cross 1,00,000 mld by 2050 and rural India will also generate not less than 50,000 mld in view of water supply designs for community supplies in rural areas. However, waste water management is not addressed to that pace. With the advent of industrialization, natural resources are depleted at more than ever increasing rates, with rivers bearing the brunt of every outlet from factory waste to sewage and even agricultural run-offs. Therefore, the need to clean them is mandatory for sustenance. Without genuine efforts, rivers have the capacity to be lost forever. The Session would focus on circular solutions for industry based on reduce, re use and recycle, but also focus on Zero Liquid Discharge solutions for Polluting industries. Due to stricter legislation and increasing energy prices there is a growing demand for innovative Zero Liquid Discharge technologies for treating complex waste waters in combination with energy reduction and resources recovery. Some breakthrough technologies will be explained as well as integrated approaches for re use and on innovative sectorial approaches for e.g. Leather, Textile and Paper Industries. Objective: Understanding the industrial challenges and looking at circular solutions/cost effective technologies for reduce, reuse and recycle for polluting industries to stay competitive and fit for the future. 1630- 1635 Hrs Opening Remarks by Moderator Prof Merle de Kreuk

Assistant Professor at the Sanitary Engineering section, Department of Water Management TU Delft

1635- 1645 Hrs Keynote Addresses

Mr Rajiv Ranjan Mishra Director General National Mission for Clean Ganga (NMCG) Mr Hein Molenkamp Managing Director Water Alliance


Panel Discussion Dr Sanjay Bajpai Head- Technology Missions Division Department of Science and Technology Mr Rajneesh Chopra Global Head - Business Development VA Tech Wabag Ltd Mr Taj Alam Managing Director, Kings International and Vice Chairman- Uttar Pradesh Leather Industries Association Prof Vinod Tare Professor, Environmental Engineering and Management, IIT Kanpur

Mr Lex van Dijk Founder and CEO BLUE-tec Ms Lei Fan COO, Cool Seperation Mr Stephan Bocken Chief Executive Officer Paques Dr Ayan Banerjee Regional Head-Impact Investment Solidaridad

1730- 1740 Hrs Q&A

1740- 1745 Hrs Wrap-up by the Moderator

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SESSION 1(c): FLOOD IMPACT REDUCTION Preparedness & Post Flood Crisis Management

16 October 2019; 1200- 1330 Hrs; Akira, J.W. Marriott, Aerocity, New Delhi This session aims to sensitize authorities/ organizations about the challenges of urban / rural habitations in view of the recent floods in many states in India. The discussions focus on:

Current flood affected areas in India Flood prone area mapping /assessment and preparedness plan Impact reduction measures for cities flood plains and river basin Awareness & Capacity Building, Early warning systems

The objective of the session is to explore possibilities of Indo-Dutch collaborations for sustainable solutions for flood prone area and discuss flood impact reduction measures and post flood crisis management. 1200- 1210 Hrs Opening Remarks by Moderator

Mr Henk Ovink Special Envoy for International Water Affairs The Netherlands Dr. Qasba Senior Advisor Integrated Research and Action for Development (IRADe)

1210 – 1215 Hrs Briefing on the session

Prof Chandan Ghosh Department of Civil Engineering IIT Jammu

1215- 1320 Hrs Round table discussion

Dr Jelle Ferweda, Coordinator International Affairs, University of Twente Mr Pradeep Kumar, Indian Partner & Sustainability Advisor, Biosfera Foundation Mr Daniel Lipschits, President, Biosfera Foundation Mr Subu R, Commissioner (Land Disposal), Delhi Development Authority (DDA) Mr Vikas Goyal, Director Technical, Water, Royal Haskoning DHV Ms Vaishnavi Shankar, Resilience Fellow, Urban Resilience Unit , National Institute of Urban

Affairs Mr Raina Singh, Senior Fellow, Urban Resilience Unit Dr Gupinath Bhandara, Coordinator, Centre for Disaster Preparedness & Management Prof Balaji Narasimhan, Department of Civil Engineering, IIT Madras Mr P R S Chetan, Commanding Officer, Civil Defence Er Aamir Ali, Director, Jammu Kashmir State Disaster Management Authority Prof Susan Eapen, Ex-Scientist, Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC) Dr Shiv Kant Shukla, Dy. General Manager, Biotech Consortium India Limited (BCIL) Mr Kees Bons, Country Coordinator,Deltares Mr Tjitte Nauta, Regional Manager Asia,Deltares Dr PV Majeed,Chairman, Majeed Group Antony Augustine,M/s KYGROS AGRITECH Mr Kaushik Ghosh, Associate Professor, Urban Management Department, Centre of

Excellence Dr Jaseela Majeed, Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry Mr Anoop Tandon, Independent Consultant Mr Rohit Magotra, Dy Director, IRADe Dr Jyoti Parikh, Director, IRADe Dr Mansee Bal Bhargava, Research Entrepreneur, Environmental Design Consultants

Ahmedabad Mr Harshad Gandhi, Excel Industries Limited Mr Satish Bhatt, CEO/Director, EnBio Green Solutions Pvt. Ltd Ms Madhur Dutta, JITPPL Mr Biju Balakrishnan ,Environmental Engineer, KSPCB, Alappuzha, Kerala K V Padmanabhab, Director–Operations,Steeltech Cort Solutions Amitav Mookherjee, Associate Vice President, Ion Exchange Dr Ashwani Garg, Director, Prem Environmental Solutions Dr Fransje Hooimeijer, Associate Professor, Environmental Technology & Design,

Technical University Delft 1320- 1330 Hrs Finalization of key outcomes and Wrap-up by the Moderator

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SESSION 6 (a): AGRITECH Finance

15 October 2019; 1500 – 1615 Hrs; Studio 2, J.W. Marriott, Aerocity, New Delhi

Agtech is an enabler for Indian agriculture, both for small holders and larger farmers. However, this will remain a lost opportunity for Indian farmers and their Dutch Agtech suppliers, if finance for investment will not become embedded in a broader policy change that treats farmers as entrepreneurs. This session is about identifying ways to finance Dutch and Indian Agri Tech Companies on the Indian Market. 1500- 1505 Hrs Opening Remarks by Moderator

Ms Diane Boogaard Chief Executive Officer Rabobank Asia


Mr Sanjay Agarwal Secretary, Department of Agriculture, Cooperation and Farmers Welfare, Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare Government of India


Panel Discussion Mr Deepak Pareek CEO & Founder Digi Agri and MyCrop Technologies Pvt Ltd Mr Nitin Puri Group President and Global Head- FASAR, YES Bank

Mr Arindom Datta Executive Director and Head- Rural & Development Banking Rabo India Securities Pvt. Ltd. Mr Peter van Mierlo CEO FMO Entrepreneurial Development Bank

1600- 1610 Hrs Q&A

1610- 1615 Hrs Closing Remarks by the Moderator

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SESSION 6 (b): AGRITECH Innovation and the Way Ahead


The session will highlight the technological advancements in Agriculture in two countries and will showcase how precision agriculture based on data driven insights has helped the sector. Smart farming methods will be a topic of discussion at the session. Objective: to identify common areas of future research, both among universities and the private sector. 1630- 1635 Hrs Opening Remarks by

Moderator

Dr Raoul Bino Managing Director Agrotechnology & Food Sciences Group (AFSG), Board Member Wageningen University & Research


Dr K Alagusundaram Deputy Director General (Agricultural Engineering) & (Natural Resource Management) Indian Council of Agriculture Research, Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers’ Welfare, Government of India


Panel Discussion

Mr Ramesh Ramachandran Senior VP - Strategy and Farming Mahindra and Mahindra Mr Rohtash Mal Co-Chair, CII Task Force on Agri Startup and Chairman & Managing Director EM3 Agri Services Pvt Ltd. Dr Srinivasu Pappula Global Head-Digital Farming Initiatives Tata Consultancy Services Mr Sonu Aggarwal Managing Director & Founder Weather Risk Management Service

Dr Sjaak Wolfert Senior Researcher Wageningen University & Research Mr Rahul Koul Director-Business Development SmartFarming Tech Mr Eric Egberts Executive Director Dutch Greenhouse Delta (DGD)

1730- 1740 Hrs Q&A

1740- 1745 Hrs Closing Remarks by Moderator

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SESSION 8(a): AGRICULTURE & WATER Smart Farming

16 October 2019; 1000 – 1130 Hrs; CBR 3+2, J.W. Marriott, Aerocity, New Delhi

For many regions of the world, increasing water productivity (or “more crop per drop”) of irrigated and rain fed systems, rather than allocating more water, holds the greater potential to improve food security and reduce poverty with the environmental use. Smart Farming is a farming management concept using modern technology to increase the quantity and quality of agricultural products. It has the real potential to provide great benefits in terms of delivering more productive and sustainable agricultural production, based on a more precise and resource-efficient approach through efficient use of water or optimization of treatment and inputs. Smart Farming applications do not target only large, conventional farming exploitations, but could also be new levers to boost other common or growing trends in agricultural exploitations, such as family farming (small or complex spaces, specific cultures and/or cattle, preservation of high quality or particular varieties), and organic farming. Objective: Present the findings of the “Water Extensive Agriculture Project (Phase I) report” and identify 5-10 business opportunities across India that will endeavor to connect Dutch technologies in Water and Agriculture (in particular crops) with opportunities in water stress climate zone across India. 1000- 1005 Hrs Opening Remarks by Moderator

Mr Frederik Vossenaar Special Envoy, Agri-Business Development, Ministry of Agriculture, The Netherlands

1005-1010 Hrs Presentation of the report by Mr Rajesh Jain and Mr Nirmallya Mandal from Wapp Ststems (I) Pvt Ltd.



Panel Discussion

Mr Anil Jain Vice Chairman & Managing Director, Jain Irrigation Systems Ltd. Mr Sagar Kaushik Chief Operating Officer UPL Ltd. Mr Ashutosh Kumar Sinha Head- Agribusiness LT Foods

Mr Hein Molenkamp Managing Director Water Alliance Mr Prashant Pastore Business developer Head - Water Solidaridad Mr Pratap Co-Founder aQysta

1115- 1125 Hrs Q&A


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SESSION 8(b): AGRICULTURE & WATER Data driven Agriculture

16 October 2019; 1200 - 1330 Hrs; CBR 1, J.W. Marriott, Aerocity, New Delhi

Farmers in the 21st century have access to GPS, soil scanning, data management, and Internet of Things technologies. By precisely measuring variations within a field and adapting the strategy accordingly, farmers can greatly increase the effectiveness of pesticides and fertilizers and use them more selectively. Data driven agriculture helps in looking at:

Management Information Systems: Planned systems for collecting, processing, storing, and disseminating data in the form needed to carry out a farm’s operations and functions.

Precision Agriculture: Management of spatial and temporal variability to improve economic returns following the

use of inputs and reduce environmental impact. It includes Decision Support Systems (DSS) for whole farm management with the goal of optimizing returns on inputs while preserving resources, enabled by the widespread use of GPS, GNSS, aerial images by drones and the latest generation of hyperspectral images provided by Sentinel satellites, allowing the creation of maps of the spatial variability of as many variables as can be measured (e.g. crop yield, terrain features/topography, organic matter content, moisture levels, nitrogen levels, etc).

Agricultural automation and robotics: The process of applying robotics, automatic control and artificial intelligence techniques at all levels of agricultural production, including farm bots and farm drones. Objectives:

Data driven agriculture which includes Smart Solutions for Farmers & Soil & Water Monitoring Identification of possible areas of collaboration in precision agriculture

1200- 1205 Hrs Opening Remarks by

Session Moderator

Mr Hein Molenkamp Managing Director Water Alliance

1205 – 1315 Hrs Panelists

Panel Discussion Mr Jatin Singh Founder and Managing Director Skymet Weather Services Pvt. Ltd. Ms Richa Hukumchand Head- Research and Innovation Cropin Technology Mr Nikhilesh Kumar Co-Founder Vassar Labs Mr Davinder Singh Dosanjh CEO Mahindra HZPC Pvt Ltd Mr Sunil Kulwal CEO- Fertilizer Business Aditya Birla Group

Dr Sajid Pareeth IHE Delft Dr Sjaak Wolfert Senior researcher Wageningen University & Research

1315- 1325 Hrs Q&A


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SESSION 10(a): AGRICULTURE- EDUCATION Green Education Collaboration

16 October 2019; 1000- 1130 Hrs; Studio 2, J.W. Marriott, Aerocity, New Delhi

Abundance of natural resources and favorable growth condition makes India a highly promising player in agricultural sector. For many years, India and Netherlands have been working closely to achieve a higher quality, higher quantity and more profitable Indian agricultural sector. Netherlands has achieved the innovation profitable agricultural model through the establishment of knowledge base in a broad range of sectors such as dairy, floriculture, fruits and vegetables and food processing. This resulted in the formation of Borderless Network that consists of knowledge institutes in the agriculture sector in the Netherlands. Objective: Exploring the possibility of broadening the scope of Borderless Network to Indian agricultural institute partners by sharing past and ongoing examples of Indo-Dutch green education collaboration. This session strives to initiate a dialogue between Indian and Dutch institutes to strengthen capacity building, knowledge exchange and chart out future plans of collaboration. 1000 - 1005 Hrs Welcome address by

Moderator Mr Loek Hermans Sector Mission Leader (Horticulture)

1005 - 1040 Hrs Dutch Universities to share learnings (eg: CoE Horticulture of Borderless Network and way forward)

Mr Marco Otte Sr. Advisor Relation & Account Management, Wageningen University & Research (WUR) Mr Gert-Jan Duives Coordinator HAS International Projects HAS University of Applied Sciences Mr Gerrit van Dieren International Officer AOC Wellantcollege Ms Ingrid de Vries Program Manager India, Van Hall Larenstein University of Applied Sciences Dr Syed Shakir Ali Head and Senior Scientist KVK Baramati Ms Engelie Beenen Founder and Partner HollandDoor

1040 - 1110 Hrs Indian Universities to showcase their collaboration with Dutch Universities and way forward

Prof K P Singh Vice-Chancellor CCS Haryana Agriculture University Dr Punyavrat S Pandey Assistant Director General (Agril Education) ICAR

1110- 1130 Hrs Q&A

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SESSION 10 (b): Water-Education Rejuvenation of Barapullah Drain

16 October 2019; 1200- 1330 Hrs; CBR 3+2, J.W. Marriott, Aerocity, New Delhi

The Barapullah Drain in Delhi has become a central place for developing new technologies for waste water treatment and to investigate the potential of water re use. In the LOTUS HR project both India and the Netherlands have established a physical lab at this drain. Besides research, this venue would be an ideal location for awareness & education, piloting new technologies and for connecting the 1.5 million people living in this area with this site. Objective: Highlighting the current status of Lotus HR and showcase the collaborative approach of 4 teams of Indian and Dutch students working for 2 weeks on 4 exciting challenges which can be useful in expanding the current venue into a water expertise center that will connect people and entrepreneurs on water and circular solutions. 1200- 1205 Hrs Opening Remarks by Moderator Bart Jeroen Bierens

Senior Advisor, Netherlands Enterprise Agency

1205- 1215 Hrs Update on LOTUS HR project Prof Merle de Kreuk Assistant Professor at the Sanitary Engineering section Department of Water Management, TU Delft

1215—1305 Hrs Jury Members

Short pitch by each team of Wetskills and feedback of jury

Dr Sanjay Gupta, Vice Chancellor, World University of Design

Mr William Sanchez, Program Manager International Cooperation, Saxion University of Applied Science

Dr P K S Sarma – General Manager & Head Technical (Discovery & Product Development), Biotechnology Industry Research Assistance Council (BIRAC)

1305- 1325 Hrs Discussion with Prof Merle de Kreuk and audience on education and valorization

1325- 1330 Hrs Award Ceremony

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HEALTHCARE AND LIFESCIENCES

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Session 2(a): Affordable Healthcare Value Track Approach for Affordable & Innovative Healthcare Partnerships

15 October 2019; 1500- 1615 Hrs; CBR 1, J.W. Marriott, Aerocity, New Delhi

Life sciences/ healthcare is a priority sector for strategic investments in both the Netherlands and India. Growing market opportunities in India, combined with the Netherlands’ strengths in areas such as therapeutics, vaccines, diagnostics, medtech and digital health create excellent opportunities for partnerships that address shared societal challenges with smart solutions. The affordability and accessibility of healthcare is a theme where our countries have excellent opportunities for partnerships. This theme is central to bilateral partnerships for affordable medical devices, vaccine development and digital health. By partnering together, both the nations can address unmet needs of patients and doctors, improve lives, and open new markets together. Objectives:

- Understanding health challenges and policy developments in India and the Netherlands - Highlight already existing India – Netherlands collaboration and ambitions - Define market opportunity, market scalability and validate these opportunities for new partnerships

Expected outcomes:

- Explore engagements to join hands in the Ayushman Bharat program esp. for tier 2 & 3 cities wherein digital healthcare plays a vital role in patient outreach.

- Forge fruitful partnerships for affordable innovative solutions in the area of vaccines & therapeutics, medical devices & diagnostics, and digital health.

1500- 1505 Hrs Setting the Context by Session Moderator

Ms Tess Rutgers (Ideas from Europe): Based on Value Track approach that supports collaboration of stakeholders to bring innovative solutions to the market.

1505- 1610 Hrs Sharing of perspectives by Indian and Dutch Lead Participants based on the pre-identified role/ context Dr Renu Swarup, Secretary,

Department of Biotechnology, Government of India

Mr Sanjeeva Kumar, Special Secretary, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare

Dr Shekhar C Mande, DG, CSIR Dr Indu Bhushan, CEO, Ayushman

Bharat - PMJAY Prof Randeep Guleria, Director,

AIIMS Dr Henk Bekedam, WHO

Representative to India Dr Shirshendu Mukherjee, Mission

Director, BIRAC Dr V.G. Somani, Drugs Controller

General of India Prof Gagandeep Kang, Executive

Director, Translational Health Science Technology Institute

Dr Ajai K Garg, Director, MeiTY Dr Gopichand Katragadda, CEO

and Founder, Myelin Foundry

H.E. Bruno Bruins, Minister for Medical Care and Sport, Government of the Netherlands

Ms Carmen van Vilsteren, Sector Mission Leader (LSH)

Dr Leonard Wee, Senior Research Scientist, Maastro Clinic, Maastricht University Medical Centre

Mr Henk Siebren de Jong, Chief of International Markets, Philips

Mr Yusuf Goedbloed, Indo Dutch Healthy Village Foundation

Dr Anupam Nayak, Founder, Eindhoven Medical Robotics

Prof Servaas Moree, Founder & Advisor, TubaScan Ltd

Mr Luuk Hilgers, CSO, CEO, Litevax Mr Bart Geerts, CEO & Founder,

Healthplus.ai Mr Rob Neeter, CEO, Careanimations Mr Arpit Jain, CEO, Artemis Cardiac Care


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Session 2(b): Affordable Healthcare (Contd..) Driving Solutions for Rural and Urban Healthcare

15 October 2019; 1630- 1745 Hrs; CBR 1, J.W. Marriott, Aerocity, New Delhi

The Value Track approach in Session 2(a) is continued for this session: The affordability and accessibility of healthcare is a theme where India and Netherlands have excellent opportunities for innovation and business partnerships. The Netherlands is focused on bringing rapidly rising healthcare costs under control and is focused on providing care closer to home. Ayushman Bharat/ PMJAY, one of the largest government initiatives to provide affordable & accessible health will help drive a transition of the Indian healthcare sector from a supply driven to a demand driven industry. The Ayushman Bharat is based on an ambitious programme of transforming India’s 150000 public peripheral health centers into health and wellness centres (HWCs) delivering universal, comprehensive primary health care. These Health & Wellness Centre will address the preventive, curative and rehabilitative healthcare needs of the population. The use of technology and innovation is very critical and a game changer for the running of the HWCs. Objectives:

- Explore opportunities for new strategic partnerships and care concepts that address healthcare needs - Exploring opportunities for partnerships focused on the primary care - Forging partnerships that promote interoperability, data availability & enables processing for healthcare solutions - Explore possibility of setting up a field lab

Expected outcomes:

- Team up relevant Indian and Dutch stakeholders to explore R&D - and business opportunities in rural and urban healthcare - Rural Health concept in India for e.g. “Healthy Village” - The first contours of more integrated plan for affordable partnerships.

1630- 1635 Hrs Briefing of the discussions of Session 2(a) by Ms. Tess Rutgers (Ideas from Europe) 1635- 1740 Hrs Sharing of perspectives by Indian and Dutch Participants based on pre-identified role/ context

Dr Shekhar C Mande, DG, CSIR Mr Sanjeeva Kumar, Special Secretary,

Ministry of Health & Family Welfare Prof Randeep Guleria, Director, AIIMS Dr Henk Bekedam, WHO

Representative to India Dr Shirshendu Mukherjee, Mission

Director, BIRAC Dr Taslimarif Saiyed, CEO and Director,

C-CAMP Dr Gopichand Katragadda, CEO and

Founder, Myelin Foundry Dr Ajai K Garg, Director, MeiTY Mr Marut Setia, CMO, GE Healthcare Dr Manish Arora, IISC Dr Sujoy Kar, Apollo Dr G K Rath, AIIMS (Cancer Centre) Prof Mohanasankar Sivaprakasam,

Professor, IIT Madras

Mr. Bas van Dungen, Director General Curative Care, Ministry of Health, Well-being and Sports Government of the Netherlands

Mr Shaji Krishnan, Senior Scientist, TNO Mr Yusuf Goedbloed, Indo Dutch Healthy

Village Foundation Dr Anupam Nayak, Founder, Eindhoven

Medical Robotics Dr Leonard Wee, Senior Research Scientist,

Maastro Clinic, Maastricht University Medical Centre

Mr Arpit Jain, CEO, Artemis Cardiac Care Mr Jan van den Berg, Principal and Health

Activist, Joep Lange Institute Ms Judith van Schaik, PHC Catalyst Dr Shyam Vasudeva Rao, Founde & Director,

Forus Healthcare Prof Servaas Moree, Founder & Advisor,

Founder & Advisor, TubaScan Ltd Mr Andre Ten Brinke, Managing Director,

Medpro Prof Nico Verdonschot, Professor,

Orthopaedic Research Laboratory (ORL), Radboud University Medical Centre Nijmegen

Mr Bart Geerts, CEO & Founder, Healthplus.ai Mr Eras Draaijers, Program Manager, Task

Force For Applied Research Mr Rob Neeter, CEO, Careanimations Ms Namita Taneja Krul, Founder, Meri Body Mr Roderik Kraaijenhagen, Co-Founder &

Director, Vital 10 Mr Len de Jong, Founder & CEO, Enraf

Nonuis 1740- 1745 Hrs Wrap-up by the Moderator

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Session 2(c): Affordable Healthcare (Contd..) Roundtable on Vaccines and Therapeutics

15 October; 1630- 1745 Hrs; Studio 3, J.W. Marriott, Aerocity, New Delhi India and the Netherlands have strong historic ties in the area of vaccines. Technology transfer through the Netherlands Vaccine Institute has made an important contribution to the sector’s development in India. The emergence of India as a global manufacturing hub and its growing strength in vaccine & pharmaceuticals innovation creates opportunities for partnership where players from both countries work together and leverage each other’s strengths for new product development. India strongly invests in biopharma research and innovation and building public-private cooperation. The PPP model in the Netherlands (bridging the gap between ‘research and production’) and innovative biopharmaceutical environment form a strong base for partnerships. Objectives:

- The main aim is to stimulate future cooperation (from individual projects towards a strategic more collective program) - Highlight our existing collaborations including research perspective on vaccines - Define opportunities to broaden our strategic collaborations towards therapeutics and identify roadmap for future

cooperation - Link relevant Dutch and Indian ecosystems, clusters and campuses.

Expected outcomes: - Celebrate current vaccine successes and present them as blue print for ‘therapeutics’ ambitions - Define (after vaccines) next focus topic in biopharma/therapeutics strategic cooperation (areas of interest for further

exploratory work - immunotherapies / antibodies / bacterial vectors or specific disease areas like oncology, alzheimers, diabetes etc)

- Starting point for B2B discussions during matchmaking for R&D and business cooperation and possible projects.

1630- 1640 Hrs Session Introduction by Co-Moderators

Prof Gagandeep Kang, Executive Director, Translational Health Science Technology Institute

Mr Thijs Veerman (CED, Operational Director,Progress-Executive Services (EXS))

1640- 1740 Hrs Roundtable Discussion

Dr V G Somani, Drugs Controller General of India

Dr Suresh Jadhav, Executive Director, Serum Institute of India

Dr Rakesh Aggarwal, Director, Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education & Research

Dr Madhur Gupta, Technical Officer, WHO Dr Harshavardhan, Director, Viral

Vaccines and International Affairs, Bharat Biotech International Limited

Dr Rajesh Kumar Singh, General Manager, Gennova Biopharmaceuticals Ltd.

Dr Rajesh Jain, Managing Director, Panacea Biotech

Dr Manoj Grover, Senior Manager – Public Affairs (India & South Asia), Sanofi Pasteur

Mr Nitin Mittal, Director- Business Development and Alliances, Hilleman Laboratories

Dr Prabuddha Kundu, Co-founder and MD, Premas Biotech

Dr Kavita Singh/ Dr Jyoti, DBT Ms Pushpa Vijayraghavan, Director,

Sathguru Management Consultants Prof Raghavan Raghavan Varadarajan

Founder, Mynvax Dr Jitendra Kumar, Managing Director,

Bangalore Bio-innovation Cluster


Mr Remko van Leeuwen, Business Development, Amsterdam Institute for Global Health and Development (AIGHD)

Prof Jan Nouwen, Erasmus MC, University Medical Center Rotterdam, The Netherlands

Mr Jacco Vroegop, Medical and Clinical Director, Faceland / Worldeye

Mr Frans van den Boom, Executive Director Europe, Human Vaccines Project

Mr Gideon Kersten, Chief Scientific Officer, Institute for Translational Vaccinology (Intravacc)

Mr Luuk Hilger, CSO, CEO, LiteVax Mr Nuno Viegas, Managing Director, Mantis

Therapeutics Prof Servaas Moree, Founder & Advisor, Founder

& Advisor, TubaScan Ltd Dr Cornelis Boersma, Board Member,

Netherlands Antibiotic Development Platform (NADP)

Mr Bartelt de Jongh, Medical Biologist, & Leon Husson, PUM Netherlands Senior Experts

Dr Koert Stittelaar, General Manager, Viroclinics Xplore

Mr Ernst Soethout, Managing Director, Virtuvax Prof Wim van der Poel, Professor, Emerging &

Zoonotic Viruses, Wageningen University

1740- 1745 Hrs Wrap-up and Way forward

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SESSION 2(d): One Health- AMR Healthy people, animals and environment

16 October 2019; 1000 – 1130 Hrs; Akira, J.W. Marriott, Aerocity, New Delhi

Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is a complex, multi-factorial, intersectoral public health challenge that has been recognized as a global priority. It has also been prioritized by WHO Member States, including the Dutch and Indian Governments, whose national action plans on AMR adopt a One Health approach for containment of AMR. The session shall focus on innovative solutions to the global One Health challenge of AMR. Objectives:

- Share experiences from Indian and Dutch stakeholders regarding One Health containment of AMR: (i) One Health AMR pilot in Krishna district coordinated by NCDC and (ii) Common Antibiotic Manufacturing Framework by the AMR Industry Alliance

- Explore and foster bilateral collaborations for AMR containment - Explore promotion of interdisciplinary and cross-sectional approach towards development of new

technologies amongst the stakeholders Expected outcomes:

- Strengthen partnerships for One Health containment of AMR between Dutch and Indian Governments and stakeholders

- Announce the launch of the One Health AMR pilot in Krishna district

1000- 1005 Hrs Welcome Remarks by the Moderator

Dr Henk Bekedam WHO Representative to India

1005- 1025 Hrs Brief address by the Guests of Honour

H.E. Bruno Bruins Minister for Health, Sports and Medical Care Government of the Netherlands Dr Vinod Paul Member, NITI Aayog Government of India

1025 -1055 Hrs Moderator to ask the panelists to share their perspective on the broader theme of One health (5 minutes each) Dr Manju Rahi, Scientist-F, Division of ECD, ICMR One Health Institute in

Nagpur – linkage to research & surveillance, new Centre for Onehealth Pof Wim van der Poel, Professor, Emerging & Zoonotic Viruses, Wageningen

University. Wim is involved in the European Joint Program for One Health (EJP One Health) and can explain about the activities of this European research network.

Mr Tarun Shridhar, Former Secretary, Ministry of Animal Husbandry – role of agriculture and animal husbandry for containment of AMR

Mr Frans Vlaar, Chief Commercial Officer, Centrient Pharmaceuticals – sustainable practices for production of antimicrobials, linkage to environment

Mr Remko van Leeuwen, Business Development, (AIGHD) - How can we create a strong innovation climate for innovative strategies and products to overcome the AMR problem. What are the opportunities for the Netherlands and India to collaborate on this (highlighting the collaboration of AMR Global with C-CAMP, is part of the international CARB-X network)

1055- 1125 Hrs Roundtable discussion by Participants Dr Sujeet Singh*, Director NCDC MoHFW (*) Dr Sunil Gupta, Medical Superintendent,

Safdarjung Hospital Mr Upamanyu Basu, Department of Animal

Husbandry & Dairying

Mr Bas van den Dungen, Director General Curative Care, Government of the Netherlands

Dr Cornelis Boersma, Board Member, NADP

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Dr A K Rawat, DBT Dr Rubeena Shaheen, FSSAI Mr Gurnam Singh*, CPCB Mr Amit Khurana, Centre for Science &

Environment Dr Alexandra Vokaty, Canadian Veterinary

Epidemiologist and Project Manager WHO India

Mr Ajay Aggarwal, OPPI Prof P Anand Kumar, Head, NTR College

of Veterinary Science Dr Taslimarif Saiyed, CEO and Director, C-

Camp Dr Jyoti Joshi, Head – South Asia, Center

for Disease Dynamics, Economics & Policy (CDDEP)

Mr Siddhartha Prakash, Shawview Consultants (RATSAM project)

Prof Shaikh Ziauddin Ahammad, Professor, DBEB IIT Delhi

Ms Suman Sharma, Centrient Ms Pushpa VijayaRaghavan, Consultant,

Sathguru Dr Vijay Pal Singh, Deputy Director, FSSAI Dr. Shirish Nigam, Resident Secretary,

INFAH

Prof Merle de Kreuk, Assistant Professor at the Sanitary Engineering section, Department of Water Management, TU Delft

Bartelt de Jong, PUM Netherlands Senior Expert

Prof Servaas Morree, LabOnWheels Project


1125- 1130 Hrs Wrap-up and way forward

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SESSION 2(e): ONE HEALTH Valued and Safe Agriculture – Poultry chains

16 October 2019; 1200 - 1330 Hrs; Studio 3, J.W. Marriott, Aerocity, New Delhi

Poultry farming, was considered to be a subset of agricultural practices few years before, is now among organised sector contributing to the economic growth. This session focuses on targeted control of AMR in poultry by using a One Health integrated approach. This study will provide an opportunity to explore the poultry value chain in India covering the poultry feed, hatcheries, farms, value added product generation and trade with specific reference to AMR. The study will collate ongoing and past researches, projects and activities undertaken in the area of poultry sector. The paper will broadly review projects and activities under following five areas

Poultry farm Practices with specific reference to antibiotic usage Nutrition and feed chain practices (focussed on AMR) Government Policies and Initiatives (focussed on AMR) Sustainability and impact on environment (focussed on AMR) Infrastructure, technology and alternate practices adoption (focussed on AMR) (e.g. improving biosecurity or changing some

zootechnical practices, as poultry density, or type of litter) Expected outcomes:

- Further strengthen our partnership with GOI/Min of Animal Husbandry on AMR & OneHealth - Replicating of the AP pilot to other states once validated - To explore collaboration with Min of Animal Husbandry/FSSAI & key Indian stakeholders in the field of AMR/ One Health

1200- 1205 Hrs Opening Remarks by Moderator

Dr Jyoti Joshi Head-South Asia Center for Disease Dynamics, Economics & Policy (CDDEP)


Roundtable Discussions

Dr Henk Bekedam WHO Representative to India Mr Tarun Sridhar Former Secretary Ministry of Animal Husbandry Dr Manju Rahl Scientist F ICMR Dr Rubeena Shaheen Director (FSMS / Risk Assessment and R & D) FSSAI Mr Arabind Das Chairman, CII National Committee on Allied Sectors in Agriculture Mr Vijay Sardana Advisor Poultry Association of India Dr Alexandra Vokaty Canadian Veterinary Epidemiologist and Project Manager WHO India Mr Sujit Dutta Joint Secretary Ministry of Animal Husbandry

Prof Wim van der Poel Professor, Emerging & Zoonotic Viruses Wageningen University Mr Remko van Leeuwen Business Development, (AIGHD) Mr Coen Van Rosmeulen Country Manager – India, Alta Genetics

1320- 1330 Hrs Presenting the findings from the study

Ms Seema Shukla Senior Project Manager AETS Consultants


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CYBERSECURITY

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SESSION 3(a): CYBER SECURITY Cyber Preparedness, Response & Policy


Geo-Political, Cyber Security Policy, Cyber Security Technology, Internet and modern ICTs are force multipliers. However, innumerability of entry points, concentration of assets, borderless nature and difficulty of attribution make cyberspace an inherently attractive target for hostile elements. A coordinated global approach to cyber security and resilience is the inescapable need of the hour. The panel will focus on the following: Evolving trends in cyber threats, vulnerabilities and risks Cyber Preparedness & Response: Strategies to contain cyber threats Improving Incident Reporting and Response Strategies Strengthening Cyber Security Corporate Governance Need for Comprehensive, Co-ordinated and Agile Policy Framework Existing joint initiatives between India & Netherlands

Expected Outcomes: To have a set of recommendations to strengthen the ties between the Indian and Dutch Government and to

take the state led initiatives to the Central Level.


Mr Joris Den Bruinen General Director Hague Security Delta

1435- 1455 Hrs Keynote Addresses

Mr R Shakya Deputy Director General (Security Assurance) Department of Telecommunications, Ministry of Communications, Government of India Mr Timo Koster Special Cyber Security Envoy The Netherlands


Panel Discussion Dr Arvind Gupta Director Vivekananda International Foundation Mr Rishi Rajpal Director- Global Security Concentrix Mr Ashutosh Chadha Vice President & Head Public Policy Mastercard

Mr Michel Rademaker Co-Founder & Deputy Director The Hague Centre for Strategic Studies

Ms Eveline Vreede Cyber Security Academy TU Delft Safety & Security Institute

1530- 1540 Hrs

Q&A

1540- 1545 Hrs

Wrap up by Moderator

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SESSION 3(b): CYBER SECURITY Emerging technologies to secure critical infrastructure


Emerging technologies help the defender as well as the attacker. Platforms and devices are often created with little or no regard for security, making them attractive target for hackers. As attacks increasingly use machines, so must the defenders. Emerging technologies must be deployed in innovative ways to enable businesses and individuals to enjoy their benefits without worrying too much about security risks. The panel will examine: How does moving data online and to the cloud impact cyber security? Given the vulnerabilities in IoT and other emerging technologies, how can AI/ML be used beneficially for

securing Cyber Space? How to use emerging technologies to secure critical national information infrastructure? Other cyber security technologies (eg, Blockchain) that hold promise

Expected Outcome: Technology-Business partnerships between the Indian and the Dutch companies.


Mr Saikat Datta South Asia Editor Asia Times Online


Panel Discussion Col Pradeep Bhat Consultant NCIIPC Mr Vijay Kumar Verma VP & Head, Cyber Security Operations Center (CSOC), Reliance Jio Information Security Group Mr Deepak Talwar National Security Officer Microsoft

Mr Robin Goudappel Global Commercial Lead Fox-IT Mr Serge Woon Co-Founder & Technical Director ReaQta Pvt Ltd.

1645- 1655 Hrs Q&A


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WASTE TO VALUE

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SESSION 5(a): WASTE TO VALUE Biomass to Value Added products- Alternative & Sustainable Use of Biomass

15 October 2019; 1500 – 1615 Hrs.; Studio 4, J.W. Marriott, Aerocity, New Delhi

India is one of the key producers of food grain, oilseed, sugarcane and other agricultural products. Agricultural crops generate considerable amounts of leftover residues, with increases in food production, crop residues also increases. These leftover residues exhibit not only resource loss but also a missed opportunity to improve a farmer’s income. These crop residues in various fields can be used for the generation of energy in terms of electricity & biogas and production of recycled products, packaging, compost and manures, etc. India produces about 450-500 million tons of biomass per year. It has got 145 million tons of biomass surplus every year from more than 30 major varieties of biomass sources, which can be utilized to produce value added products and bio-energy. Moreover, in some parts of India, crop residues are burnt as waste which leads to polluting the environment and eliminating a valuable material that can be used in multitude of ways. The Indo-Dutch Sustainability Forum ‘INDUS’ is an initiative of the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in India and MVO Nederland (‘CSR Netherlands’) that aims to make all trade and investments between India and the Netherlands sustainable. Under this initiative, 10 circular economy frontrunners from India and the Netherlands signed a ‘Partnership Agreement’ in April 2019, that aims to validate circular value chain with Indian agricultural crop residue. Objective: This session aims to bring together Dutch and Indian businesses. The panel will discuss challenges; sustainable solutions; policy initiatives taken by Indian government; the INDUS project; and partnerships opportunities to develop sustainable and circular business models from waste in India, with major focus on: Upcycling of paddy straw into board & packaging material Generation of distributed/ community level bio-energy Generating bio-chemicals/ fuels from biomass such as ethanol Various barriers to biomass to power generation plants and upcycling of biomass in India


Ms Maria van der Heijden CEO MVO Nederland


Dr Neeraj Sharma Secretary, Technology Development Board Department of Science & Technology Government of India


Panel Discussion

Mr Roshan Lal Tamak Executive Director & CEO - Sugar DCM Shriram Ltd Mr Andrew Murfin GM- Advanced Biofuels Shell New Energies Mr Nikhil Murarka Head of Engineering Husk Power Systems Dr Sangita M Kasture Scientist, Department of Biotechnology Government of India

Prof Geert Dewulf Dean, Faculty of Engineering Technology University of Twente Mr Daniel Lipschits President Biosfera Foundation Prof N C Saha Representative INDUS Vice President- Asian Packaging Federation (APF)

1605- 1610 Hrs 1610- 1615 Hrs

Q& A Wrap up by Moderator

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SESSION 5(b): MSW to Value MSW to Value: A Sustainable Waste Management Solution

15 October 2019; 1630 – 1745 Hrs.; Studio 4, J.W. Marriott, Aerocity, New Delhi

India produces nearly 52 million tons of municipal solid waste (MSW) annually. This waste has a potential of generating 439 MW of power from 32,890 TPD of combustible wastes including Refused Derived Fuel (RDF), 1.3 million cubic meter of biogas per day, or 72 MW of electricity from biogas and 5.4 million metric tons of compost annually to support agriculture. As our material consumption is expected to triple by 2030, the generation of MSW is likely to reach 165 MT by 2030, the recycling, generation of electricity, and production of other valuable products such as compost, bioCNG and biogas from waste etc. offer a viable and sustainable option to mitigate this menace and help India to meet its growing demand of energy and other valuable products. Objective: In this session, the experts from India and The Netherlands will present a case study with focus on: Current waste management practices and technologies to effective management and treatment of the

municipal solid waste leading to a sustainable economy. Major government initiatives that have been taken by Indian government for MSW management. Various barriers for private and foreign players to participation in MSW management in India. Differentiating factors which allow attract more international attention and finance for their waste to energy

initiatives in India. 1630-1635 Hrs Opening Remarks by Moderator

Mr Martin van Nieuwenhoven Head- Circular Economy and international Cooperation, Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management

1635-1645 Hrs Keynote Address

Ms Nidhi Khare Joint Secretary Ministry of Environment Forest and Climate Change, Government of India


Panel Discussion

Mr. B.S Charmarthy Vice President Ramky Enviro Engineers Ltd. Mr Yashas Bhand CEO, Blue Planet Yasasu Solutions & Director Organic Recycling Systems Pvt. Ltd. Mr Umesh Chopra Executive Director Jindal Urban Infrastructure Ltd. Mr Saurabh Shah Vice President Excel Industries Ltd.

Mr Bertrand M. van Ee CEO Amsterdam Waste to Energy Mr Arthur van Leeuwen CEO NL Works Mr Jaap Vanderhoek CEO Umincorp

1735- 1740 Hrs 1740- 1745 Hrs

Q& A

Wrap up by Moderator

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EDUCATION

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SESSION 7(a): EDUCATION Industry-Academia Collaboration

16 October 2019; 1000- 1130 Hrs; Studio 3, J.W. Marriott, Aerocity, New Delhi

As we step into the Fourth Industrial Revolution, countries are looking at collaborating to find sustainable solutions to world problems. This era of Artificial Intelligence - where man and machine come closer - would require a robust foundation of interdisciplinary education, research and innovation. This presents an opportunity for seamless collaboration between academia and industry across the world. This round table discussion will include representatives from academia, industry and government from both The Netherlands and India who will discuss the existing industry-academia partnership models, the success stories, the challenges in execution and how we can bridge the gap. Notable examples of industry-academia collaboration such as Shell PhD programme, Wageningen centre, Cyber security summer school, KE@work programme, Prime Minister Fellowship scheme will be shared to learn from the best practices and to explore avenues for collaboration between the two countries. The objectives of the session will be:

a) To discuss ways to address the challenges in the execution of the collaboration by different stakeholders b) To explore the funding mechanisms for education and research collaboration between India and The Netherlands

1000 – 1005 Hrs Welcome by Moderator and introduction of

keynote speakers

Prof Marianne Franzen Consultant

1005– 1010 Hrs Keynote address

Mr Pieter Duisenberg President Association of Universities in the Netherlands (VSNU)

1010– 1120 Hrs Round table discussion on Bridging Industry - Academia Gap: Challenges and Expectations Dr Ashok Dalwai, CEO – National Rainfed Area Authority, Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare Dr Neeraj Sharma, Secretary, Technology Development Board, Department of Science and Technology, GoI Dr M Poonia, Vice-Chairman, AICTE Dr Ajit K Nagpal, Chairman, Amity Pacific Forum, Amity University Dr Anil Wali, Managing Director, FITT, IIT Delhi Mr Datta Kuvalekar, Head, R&D, Forbes Marshall Private Limited Prof Manoj K Arora, Vice Chancellor, BML Munjal University Prof Partha Chatterjee, Head, Department of Economics, Shiv Nadar University Dr R R Sonde, Executive Vice President Research Technology & Innovation, Thermax Limited Dr Vinnie Jauhari, Director Education Advocacy, Microsoft Corporation India Pvt. Ltd.

Prof Paul Hekkert. Professor, Technical University of Delft Mr Freddy Weima, Director General, Nuffic Dr Raoul Bino, Managing Director Agrotechnology & Food Sciences Group (AFSG) and Board Member, Wageningen University and Research Mr Jan van Iersel, President of the Board of Van Hall Larenstein, University of Applied Sciences Prof Geert Dewulf, Dean, Faculty of Engineering Technology, University of Twente Dr Frank Thuijsman, Professor, Strategic Optimization and Data Science, Maastricht University Prof Ben Krose, Emeritus Professor, University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences Ms Suchismita Sanyal General Manager, Computational Science Shell Technology Centre Ms Syeda Meher Taj, Analyst Relations, Infosys Ms Willemien van Asselt, Director Topsector Agriculture and Food

1120- 1130 Hrs Wrap up by moderator

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SESSION 7(b): EDUCATION Internationalization of Education and Research


Globalisation has impacted the way the economy and people operate beyond geographic boundaries. Internationalisation of education and research is an import by-product of globalisation. Internationalisation is not an end in itself, but a driver for change and improvement – it helps generate the skills required in the 21st century, spur on innovation and create alternatives while, ultimately, fostering job creation. Universities across the world are already seeking to make the most of the possibilities this presents by forming global partnerships and fostering relationships with other institutions. One out of five of the world’s scientific papers are co-authored internationally. As a result of the expansion of communication methods and the ease of international travel, academics and researchers are finding it easier than ever to collaborate with their foreign counterparts, making the exchange of academic ideas much simpler. This session would highlight the key benefits of internationalization in the context of India Netherlands relationship, existing institutional partnerships between higher education institutes from the two countries and explore avenues for collaboration. 1200 – 1205 Hrs Welcome

remarks

Mr S K Varshney Adviser & Head - International Bilateral Cooperation Department of Science & Technology Government of India

1205 – 1215 Hrs Keynote Addresses

Dr Arabinda Mitra Scientific Secretary Office of the Principal Scientific Advisor to Government of India Prof Sandeep Verma Secretary, Science & Engineering Research Board Government of India Mr Freddy Weima Director General, Nuffic Prof Wim van den Doel Member of the Executive Board of Dutch Research Council

1225 – 1310 Hrs 10 mins per panelist

Panel Discussion

Moderator Mr Freddy Weima, Director General, Nuffic Panelists Prof V Ramgopal Rao, Director, IIT Delhi

Prof Ranjan Bose, Director, IIIT Delhi

Prof Nico Verdonschot, Professor, Orthopaedic Research Laboratory (ORL), Radboud University Medical Centre Nijmegen

Prof Herman Russchenberg, Professor, Atmospheric Remote Sensing and Director, TU Delft Climate Institute

1310 – 1325 Hrs Q&A with audience

1325 – 1330 Hrs Wrap up by moderator

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CREATIVE INDUSTRY

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SESSION 9(a): CREATIVE INDUSTRY Public Spaces – a Two Way Traffic


Presentation of case studies to share the Indo-Dutch scenario of public domain in each country, the challenges faced and potential solutions regarding issues ranging from density to cultural identity. The session will aim to discuss potential Indo-Dutch synergies in various sectors of public space – landscape, urban design, signage, branding, services. Keynote Addresses 1000 - 1020 Hrs Ar Sheila Sri Prakash

Founder Shilpa Architects Planners Designers

1020 - 1040 Hrs Mr Jeroen van Erp Founding Partner and Innovation strategist Fabrique

1040 – 1100 Hrs Ms Sonali Rastogi Founder Partner Morphogenesis

1100 – 1120 Hrs

Mr Sourabh Gupta Managing Director ARCHOHM

1120 – 1130 Hrs Q & A with Audience

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SESSION 9(b): CREATIVE INDUSTRY

Public Spaces – a Two Way Traffic 16 October 2019; 1200 – 1330 Hrs; Studio 4, J.W. Marriott, Aerocity, New Delhi

This session discusses the Indo-Dutch scenario of public domain in each country, the challenges faced and potential solutions regarding issues ranging from density to cultural identity. The session will aim to discuss potential Indo-Dutch synergies in various sectors of public space – landscape, urban design, signage, branding, services. 1200 – 1210 Hrs Introduction by Moderator

Prof Pradyumna Vyas Former Director, National Institute of Design Senior Adviser (Design & Innovation) Confederation of Indian Industry

1210 – 1320 Hrs Panel Discussion Ms Namrata Mehra Associate Vice President Godrej Properties Ltd Mr Samir Shaikh Design Director BDP Design

Mr Jeroen van Erp Founding Partner and Innovation strategist Fabrique Mr Sourabh Gupta Managing Director, ARCHOHM

1320 – 1325 Hrs 1325- 1330 Hrs

Q & A Wrap up by Moderator

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INNOVATIVE ENTREPRENEURS ‘Get in The Ring #NLIndia startup nexus’

Session Partner

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Session 4: INNOVATIVE ENTREPRENEURS Get in The Ring #NLIndia startup nexus

15 October 2019; 1230 – 1845 Hrs; Gallery, J.W. Marriott, Aerocity, New Delhi

Whereas the India-Netherlands Technology Summit will focus on innovation related to water, agri/ food and health, the pillar ‘young entrepreneurship’ is a cross-cutting theme of the summit because of its key importance in developing these innovative technologies. During the Tech Summit, activities centered around ‘young entrepreneurship’ will focus on connecting startups to innovators to scale up their business – and discussions on how to best build ecosystems to foster innovation. What?

1) ‘Get In The Ring #NLIndia Startup Nexus’ pitching battle for Dutch & Indian startups Semi-finales on Tuesday (Water: 12.30 – 14.00, Health: 15.00 – 16.15, Agri/food: 16.45 – 18.00) Finale on Wednesday (12.00 – 13.30)

2) ‘Tech Talks’ on how to build and connect the Dutch & Indian startup ecosystems Discover the Indian startup ecosystem (10.00 – 11.00) Discover the Dutch startup ecosystem (11.05 – 12.00)

Who? The event is open to everyone – from young Indian & Dutch entrepreneurs to knowledge institutions and corporates. Everyone who is interested in youngsters pitching their innovative solutions, come join us! The 15 Indian & 15 Dutch startups who will pitch have been selected beforehand. ‘Get in the Ring #NLIndia Startup Nexus’ Together with Get In The Ring (GITR) and StartupIndia, CII and the Netherlands gives 15 Indian & 15 Dutch startups the opportunity to pitch their innovative solution on the nexus of water, agri/food and health. On day 1, the semi-finals take place – divided in the three sectors ‘Agri/food’, ‘Health’ and ‘Water’, wherein 10 selected participants (5 Indian & 5 Dutch) get to pitch. From these 30 participants, 6 participants (2 of each sector) will be selected for the finale on day 2. At the finale, 3 winners will be announced – winning a ticket to the GITR Global Event in 2020. The jury will consist of a 5-headed panel of corporates and startups ecosystem players (incubators, investors, etc.), both from the Netherlands and India. The format of the pitching will be a big boxing ring. 1230 –1245 Hrs Opening Remarks Mr Jochem Cuppen, Founder & CEO, Get In the Ring

(Moderator) Ms Ineke Dezentjé Hamming Business Delegation Leader / Vice President of the Confederation of the Netherlands Industry and Employers (VNO-NCW) Mr Deepak Bagla MD & CEO Invest India

1245- 1400 Hrs Pitching session sector ‘Health’ 5 Dutch startups 5 Indian startups

Jury Mr Noshir Colah, Partner, Aavishkar Mr Henk Siebren de Jong, Chief of International Markets, Philips Dr Vishal Bansal, CEO Healthstart Mr Akshat Kshetrapal, Rockstart Ms Inge Wijnja , Head of Government Relations, The Next Web

1400 – 1500 Hrs

Lunch

1500- 1515 Hrs Opening Session ‘Water/Key Enabling Technologies’

Mr Hein Molenkamp, Managing Director, Water Alliance

Dr Sanjay Bajpai, Head - Technology Mission Division, Department of Science & Technology

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1515 – 1615 Hrs Pitching session

‘Water/Key Enabling Technologies’ 5 Dutch startups 5 Indian startups

Mr Priyank Hirani, Program Director - Water-to-Cloud (W2C), Tata Centre for Development, Uchicago Trus Mr Swarandeep Singh Kambo, Lead - Investments and Community , UNLEASH Mr Shantanu Ghosh, Anthill Ventures Ms Inge Wijnja - Head of Government Relations, The Next Web

1615 – 1630 Hrs

Break

1645- 1700 Hrs Opening pitching session sector ‘agri/food’

Jury Mr Loek Hermans – Sector Mission Leader (Horticulture) Mr Gopal Srinivasan – CEO, TVS Capital

1700 – 1800 hrs. Pitching session sector ‘Agri/food’ 5 Dutch startups 5 Indian startups

Jury Dr Ombeer Tyagi, Vice President Corporate Affairs, UPL Limited Mr Abhilash Sethi, Principal, Omnivore Dr Paul Schuilwerve, CEO & Countryhead Rabobank India Ms Jannet de Jong, StartLife (Incubator Wageningen University) Alice Selby - Senior Regulatory Advisor, Adyen

1800- 1815 Hrs Break 1815 – 1845 Hrs GITR Announcement

finalists

H.E. Mona Keijzer, State Secretary for Economic Affairs and Climate Policy, Government of the Netherlands Mr Munish Chawla, Co-Chairman – CII Northern Regional Committee on Entrepreneurship & Start-ups & Co- Founder, DTrac, Virtuoso Sales Solutions Pvt. Ltd.

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Session 4: INNOVATIVE ENTREPRENEURS Get in The Ring #NLIndia startup nexus

16 October 2019; 1000 – 1400 Hrs; Gallery, J.W. Marriott, Aerocity, New Delhi

1000 – 1100 Hrs. Discover the Indian startup ecosystem

Mr Srinivas Kollipara, Partner, Hunch Venture and President, GEN India (Moderator) Panelist Mr Ameya Prabhu, Founder & Managing Director, Duesberg Bosson Financial Services Dr Anita Gupta, Associate Head (Innovation and Entrepreneurship), Department of Science and Technology Ms Aastha Grover, Co-Head-Invest India, GoI Ms Aparna Saroagi, Co-founder, Women Entrepreneurship and Empowerment Foundation

1100 – 1200 Hrs. ‘Discover the #DutchSpirit!’: TechTalks with representatives of Dutch startup ecosystem: The Netherlands has Europe’s top startup ecosystem. With a stabile and transparent tax system, thriving innovation clusters and a strategic positioning within Europe, the Netherlands is filled with opportunities for international entrepreneurs. The Dutch ecosystem offers opportunities to Indian students, startups, corporates, knowledge institutions and other tech talent. During the session, several players of the ecosystem will share what they have to offer and how they can support Indian tech talent in their business.

Dr Taslimarif Saiyed, CEO and Director, C-Camp (Moderator)

Panelist Mr Boris Veldhuijzen van Zanten, CEO and Founder, The Next Web Jannet de Jong (StartLife) Incubator/Accelerator Wageningen University Akshat Kshetrapal (Rockstart)

1200- 1230 Hrs Break 1230 – 1400 Hrs

Grand Finale Mr Jochem Cuppen, Founder & CEO of Get in the Ring (Moderator) Jury: Mr Boris Veldhuijzen van Zanten, CEO and Founder, The Next Web

Alice Selby - Senior Regulatory Advisor, Adyen

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Mr Ameya Prabhu, Founder & Managing Director Duesburg Bosson Financial Services

Dr Taslimarif Saiyed, CEO and Director, C-Camp

Ms Ruchira Shukla, South Asia Regional Lead, Venture Capital at IFC- International Finance Cooperation, World Bank Group

1230 – 1245 Hrs Welcoming everyone + Jury introduction

1245 – 1305 Hrs 1st battle: Water

1305 – 1325 Hrs 2nd battle: Agro/Food

1325 – 1345 Hrs 3rd battle: Health

1345 – 1400 Hrs Closing ceremony and announcement of final winner health pitching session.

H.E. Bruno Bruins, Minister for Medical Care and Sport, Government of the Netherlands Mr. R Ramanan, Mission Director - Atal Innovation Mission and Additional Secy, NITI Aayog, Government of India

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