Karnataka Udyog Mitra and Daiki Axis India Collaborate to Promote Sustainable Water Management
Workshop Focuses on Wastewater Treatment and Reuse
Bengaluru, June 26: Karnataka Udyog Mitra, in collaboration with Daiki Axis India and the Department of Industries, organized a workshop on wastewater treatment and reuse, emphasizing decentralized solutions and sustainable water management practices.
The event brought together government officials, sustainability experts, and water infrastructure specialists to discuss strategies for enhancing wastewater purification and recycling in both domestic and industrial sectors across Karnataka.
Japan’s Expertise in Water Sustainability Shared
Mr. Rio Waza, Director of Daiki Axis Japan, highlighted Japan’s transformation from environmental degradation in the 1960s to becoming a global leader in sustainable water infrastructure. He elaborated on the capabilities of Johkasou technology—an advanced decentralized wastewater treatment system—in efficient water resource management, pollution control, and waste minimization.
“Daiki Axis is committed to addressing local priorities, fostering community engagement, and enhancing skill development in India,” said Waza.
Expansion Plans and Cost-Effective Solutions for Karnataka
Mr. Kamal Tiwari, CEO of Daiki Axis India, announced the company’s expansion across multiple Indian states, including Karnataka. “Our upcoming unit in Tumakuru will facilitate access to cutting-edge technology while reducing implementation costs,” he stated.
Mr. Krishna Prasad, Managing Partner of Sukrut India—a key collaborator in installing over 130 Johkasou units across Karnataka—emphasized the importance of scalable and sustainable water solutions.
Government and Industry Stakeholders Participate
The workshop saw participation from key officials, including:
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Dr. S. Selvakumar, Principal Secretary, Department of Commerce & Industries
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Ms. Gunjan Krishna, Commissioner for Industrial Development
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Mr. Dodda Basavaraju, Managing Director, Karnataka Udyog Mitra
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Mr. Veerabhadraiah B.R., Chief Engineer, Karnataka Industrial Areas Development Board (KIADB)
Representatives from the Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation, Karnataka Housing Board, Karnataka Police Housing Corporation, and Swachh Bharat Mission also attended, underscoring the multi-sectoral approach to water sustainability.
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Key Takeaways: Decentralized Systems and Sustainable Practices
The discussions emphasized:
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Decentralized wastewater treatment to reduce strain on urban infrastructure.
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Reuse of treated water for industrial and non-potable applications.
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Public-private partnerships to drive innovation and affordability.
With Karnataka prioritizing water conservation, initiatives like these aim to bridge the gap between policy and practical implementation, ensuring long-term resource resilience.
Key Quotes:
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Rio Waza, Director, Daiki Axis Japan: Japan’s journey from pollution to sustainability can guide India’s water management strategies. Johkasou technology offers efficient, scalable solutions for wastewater treatment.
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Kamal Tiwari, CEO, Daiki Axis India: Our expansion, including the Tumakuru unit, will make advanced water treatment more accessible and cost-effective for Karnataka.
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Krishna Prasad, Managing Partner, Sukrut India: Over 130 Johkasou units in Karnataka demonstrate the potential of decentralized systems in tackling water scarcity.
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Dr. S. Selvakumar, Principal Secretary, Karnataka Industries Dept: Collaborative efforts between government and private players are crucial for sustainable water resource management.
