At UMCSAWM (UNESCO Madanjeet Singh Centre for South Asia Water Management), our commitment to efficient water resource management in South Asia is upheld by three fundamental pillars: Pioneering Research, Cutting Edge Technology and knowledge Dissemination, and Industry-oriented Capacity Building. The success of these pillars is dependent on a well-organized management and execution system, which is vital to achieving our goals. UMCSAWM’s administrative structure is a harmonious collaboration between the University Administration, Faculty of Engineering, Department of Civil Engineering, UMCSAWM Board of Management (BoM), and various other stakeholder organizations. Our integrated approach ensures a holistic, sustainable, and impactful strategy in the field of water resource management. The Administrative Forerunners of UMCSAWM, who play a pivotal role in its success, are a dedicated team of professionals, researchers, and experts who steer the centre’s initiatives. These individuals possess a profound commitment to making a difference in the realm of water resource management, utilizing their expertise to address South Asia’s water challenges effectively. Under the guidance and leadership of these Administrative Forerunners, UMCSAWM remains committed to advancing research, embracing technological advancements, and facilitating the dissemination of knowledge to create a future where water resources in South Asia are managed efficiently and sustainably. Together, we work tirelessly to make a positive impact on the region’s water security, and we invite you to be a part of this transformative journey.