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State-run Bases Conversion and Development Authority and the Korea Water Resources Corporation signed two memoranda of understanding to develop comprehensive water resource plans for New Clark City in Tarlac province and Camp John Hay in Baguio City.
“We are excited to partner with K-Water, a global leader in water management and technology. This collaboration will help us develop innovative solutions to address the water needs of our growing communities in New Clark City and Camp John Hay,” said BCDA president and chief executive Joshua Bingcang.
K-Water, a leading South Korean government agency specializing in water resource development, will conduct feasibility studies and provide expertise on smart water sourcing and sewage monitoring systems. The partnership aims to ensure the sustainable and efficient management of water resources in these key BCDA developments.
“We look forward to working with BCDA to develop comprehensive water resource plans that will benefit the people and communities in these areas,” said K-Water vice president Song Yon Han.
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