OOSKAnews Announces Launch of Weekly Water Report - Southern and Eastern Asia

23 Aug 2007: OOSKAnews LLC today announces the 4th September 2007 launch of “Weekly Water Report, Southern and Eastern Asia The focus of the publication is to provide timely, tightly written information on regional trends and opportunities for decision makers in private industry, financial institutions, government, and NGOs. For the private sector, we write about projects; for the public and private financial sectors, we point out where their capital can produce results; for governments, we show how others have dealt with similar issues; and for NGOs, we shed light on areas of emerging need that may fit with their program goals.

This second OOSKAnews Water Report will follow the well-received format of its sister publication “Weekly Water Report, Middle East and Asia” which launched in October 2006. Readers will notice that the Report is sectionalized into “Commentaries” (forward-looking, more analytical pieces); “Supply;” “Finance and Funding;” “Environment and Waste;” “Government Moves.” OOSKAnews has assembled a team of contributors in the Southern and Eastern Asia and beyond who bring a wealth of experience to this publication, reporting on water issues in Afghanistan; Bangladesh; Bhutan; Brunei; Cambodia; China; East Timor; India; Indonesia; Japan; North Korea; South Korea; Laos; Malaysia; Maldives; Mongolia; Myanmar; Nepal; Pakistan; Philippines; Singapore; Sri Lanka; Taiwan; Thailand; Vietnam. These contributors (local and national journalists, water industry specialists, academics, economists and regional experts) file content every day to our Editorial Head Office in the United States for editing and weekly distribution. To supplement OOSKAnews’ original content (and as an added value service), the Report also relays “Local Reports,” culled from water-related stories as reported by local media in Southern and Eastern Asia. OOSKAnews anticipates that subscribers will include major water utilities, international lending institutions (private and “public”), governments, NGOs, lawyers, accountancies, aid organizations, water consultancies, construction companies, engineers, and organizations in all parts of the supply chain to the industry in the regions we report from.

To view a complimentary issue of OOSKAnews Weekly Water Report, Southern and Eastern Asia, email your contact details including the name of your organization and a contact telephone number to sales@ooskanews.com or telephone our US office: +1 540 905 3407