Date: Monday, 17 November 2025
Time: 11.30AM - 3.30PM
Location: BusinessNZ, Level 13, NTT Tower, 157 Lambton Quay, Wellington 6011
New Zealand’s water infrastructure is under growing pressure from climate change, ageing systems, and extreme weather events. Ensuring safe drinking water, reliable wastewater management, and resilient infrastructure requires fresh thinking and innovative solutions.
The Resilient Waters Conference, hosted by the German–New Zealand Chamber of Commerce (GNZCC), brought together German innovators and New Zealand stakeholders for a high-level forum dedicated to future-proofing New Zealand’s water systems.
At this conference, a delegation of German companies presented cutting-edge technologies and intelligent system solutions designed to improve water resilience in the face of climate change. The programme featured expert presentations, sector-specific insights, and networking opportunities with a professional audience from water utilities, engineering firms, city councils, and decision-making bodies.
Conference Speakers
Panellists
Moderator
Delegation Trip & B2B Meetings
Following the conference, the programme for the delegation continued with B2B meetings, expert roundtables, and site visits in Wellington and Auckland from 17–21 November 2025. These tailored sessions connected German companies directly with New Zealand stakeholders to exchange knowledge, explore collaboration, and identify concrete opportunities for partnership.
List of companies that participated in the conference and were available for the B2B meetings:
This initiative was organised by the German-New Zealand Chamber of Commerce (GNZCC) in collaboration with German partner AHP International and funded by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy (BMWE).
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