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Sunday | 27 August | 11:00-12:30<br />

Opportunities and limits to water pollution regulations<br />

Room:<br />

FH 300<br />

Convenors: IIASA, OECD,SIWI and UN Environment<br />

Where water quality is impacted by point sources of pollution, the response is to control and manage through legislation.<br />

However, in situations with diffuse source pollution, this mechanism is less effective and differing approaches are<br />

required.<br />

Seminar<br />

Opportunities and limits to<br />

command and control approaches<br />

to water pollution management.<br />

11:00 Introduction<br />

Simon Langan, IIASA<br />

11:05 Not so much the water as<br />

what’s in it<br />

Simon Langan, IIASA<br />

11:25 Wastewater management<br />

regulations: Challenges and<br />

opportunities for Africa<br />

Clever Mafuta, GRID-Arendal<br />

11:35 Agrochemical use in Argentine<br />

farming and its impact on water<br />

– legal implications<br />

Clara Minaverry, CONICET<br />

11:50 Integrated management<br />

of industrial effluents in<br />

Montevideo – Uruguay<br />

Alicia Stella Raffaele Vázquez,<br />

Government of Montevideo<br />

11:55 Panel Q&A<br />

12:25 Conclusion<br />

Simon Langan, IIASA<br />

11:15 An operator’s views on<br />

wastewater regulations around<br />

the world<br />

Nicholas Le Poder, Veolia<br />

11:45 Group participation survey<br />

Danka Thalmeinerova, GWP,<br />

and Madison Condon, Earth<br />

Institute - Columbia University<br />

12:30 Close of session<br />

Sustainable withdrawals: How do you know?<br />

Room: NL<br />

Music Hall<br />

Convenors: IADB and RTI<br />

Water management agencies in Latin America and Africa will describe the practical and methodological difficulties they<br />

are addressing to develop accurate information on water availability and to determine the quantity, location and timing<br />

of sustainable withdrawals.<br />

Event<br />

11:00 Purpose of session<br />

Gene Brantly, Director, RTI<br />

International<br />

11:05 Towards a new paradigm for<br />

sustainable water resources<br />

management<br />

Sergio Campos, Chief, IADB and<br />

Bob Dykes, Senior Director, RTI<br />

International<br />

11:15 CeSH and Hydro-BID: IDB<br />

support for sustainable WRM in<br />

Latin America<br />

Mauro Nalesso, Lead Specialist,<br />

IADB<br />

11:25 Toward sustainable<br />

withdrawals: Progress in<br />

Ecuador<br />

Carlos Arias, Technical<br />

Undersecretary of Water<br />

Resources, Water Secretariat,<br />

Ecuador<br />

11:35 Toward sustainable<br />

withdrawals: Progress in<br />

Argentina<br />

Tbd<br />

11:45 Toward sustainable<br />

withdrawals: Progress in Kenya<br />

Eng Mohammed Shurie, Chief<br />

Executive Officer, Water Resources<br />

Management Authority (Kenya)<br />

and Eng Boniface Mwaniki,<br />

Water Resources Management<br />

Authority (Kenya)<br />

11:55 Toward sustainable<br />

withdrawals: Progress in the<br />

Nile Basin<br />

Tbd<br />

12:05 Discussion<br />

Panel and Attendees<br />

12:30 Close of session<br />

8 World Water <strong>Week</strong> <strong>2017</strong> Water and waste: Reduce and reuse programme.worldwaterweek.org

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