What’s NEW

- September 10 is Sewerage Day!

- JSC and ADB have signed a Memorandum of understanding (MoU)

- The SEWAGE WORKS EXHIBITION ’26 TOKYO Was Successfully Held

- Announcement of the SEWAGE WORKS EXHIBITION ’26 TOKYO

- Report on the 21st Meeting of the Japan Sanitation Consortium Steering Committee

- Announcement of the 21th Meeting of the Japan Sanitation Consortium Steering Committee

- WEPA News The 48th Issue

- Asian Water Development OUTLOOK 2025

About Us

The Japan Sanitation Consortium (JSC) was established in 2009
as the Asia-Pacific Water Forum (APWF)’s KnowledgeHub for sanitation in the Asia-Pacific region.


SANITATION IN THE ASIA-PACIFIC

Asia-Pacific: a region with severe water-related issues
The Asia-Pacific is known as the largest region in the world; comprising 56% of the world’s population divided in Central Asia, Northern Asia, South Asia, Southeast Asia, Oceania and the Pacific. However, this is also the region that faces some of the most severe water-related issues. Economic development, rapid urbanization and industrialization growth, together with the intensification of agriculture – accounting for more than 80% of the total freshwater use in the region – have increased the needs for clean water while severely aggravating the pollution of water resources.

ACCESS
Main Office
Sewerage Business Management Centre
5F, Intelligent Building Yushima Iyasaka
3-26-9 Yushima, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo
113-0034, Japan
Sub Office
(Japan Environmental Sanitation Center
10-6 Yotsuya Kamicho,Kawasaki-ku,
Kawasaki-shi, Kanagawa
210-0828, Japan

JSC MEMBER ORGANIZATIONS

Sewerage Business Management Centre
Japan Environmental Sanitation Center
Japan Sewage Works Association
Japan Education Center of Environmental Sanitation
Japan Sewage Works Agency
※ The SBMC website is available only in Japanese.
Sponsors (Seeking)

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Partner

ADB
JICA
JIWET(Japan Institute of Wastewater Engineering and Technology)
Japan Toilet Labo
Japan Water Forum
※ The JIWET and Japan Toilet Labo websites are available only in Japanese.


















