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Sunday | 27 August | 14:00-15:30<br />
2030 WRG country initiative: Blending partnerships and finance for<br />
water security<br />
Room: FH<br />
Cabaret<br />
Convenors: 2030 WRG<br />
The session covers catalytic examples of 2030 WRG’s country engagements aimed at transformative water demand<br />
management: Public-private-civil society partnerships, innovative financing mechanisms, policy and regulatory reform,<br />
water governance improvements, economic incentives for efficiency enhancement and wastewater treatment, as well as<br />
infrastructure development.<br />
Showcase<br />
14:00 Opening address<br />
Anders Berntell, Executive<br />
Director, 2030 WRG<br />
14:10 2030 WRG corporate film<br />
14:15 Hard talk: How can<br />
governments mainstream<br />
private sector finance and<br />
partnership models?<br />
Moderator: Anders Berntell,<br />
Executive Director, 2030 WRG<br />
• Private sector representatives<br />
Greg Koch, Coca-Cola and<br />
Anil Jain, Jain Irrigation Systems<br />
Limited<br />
• Public sector representatives<br />
Paban Chowdhury, Bangladesh<br />
Economic Zones Authority and<br />
Tbd, Government of Kenya<br />
• Civil society/ academia<br />
representatives<br />
Mercedes Castro, Director,<br />
Aqualimpia<br />
15:15 Breakout thematic sessions:<br />
Models for collective action<br />
and blended finance agri urban<br />
industrial policy governance<br />
15:15 Launch of new initiatives by<br />
2030 WRG<br />
15:20 Next phase of 2030 WRG:<br />
Tbd, The World Bank Group<br />
Ana Gren, Senior Policy<br />
Specialist, Sida<br />
15:30 Close of session<br />
A second sanitary revolution supporting The New Urban Agenda<br />
Room:<br />
NL 353<br />
Convenors: GIZ, BORDA and UNHabitat<br />
A sanitary revolution in cities will help to reduce the risk of communicable diseases in rapidly growing urban areas. This<br />
session will revisit the historical drivers for change, see how they can be applied in low-income settings today and propose<br />
a way forward for governments and other stakeholders.<br />
Showcase<br />
14.00 Welcome<br />
Sarah Kumpf, Radio Bremmen<br />
14.05 Setting the scene: The need for<br />
a second sanitary revolution in<br />
cities<br />
Graham Alabaster, UN Habitat<br />
14.35 DEWATS: A sustainable option<br />
for cities<br />
Stefan Reuter, BORDA<br />
14.45 Q&A<br />
15.00 Panel discussion<br />
14.15 The health argument<br />
Dr Richard Lilford, University of<br />
Warwick Medical School<br />
14.25 Innovative solutions on FSM<br />
Trevor Surridge, GIZ<br />
15.25 Concluding remarks<br />
15:30 Close of session<br />
12 World Water <strong>Week</strong> <strong>2017</strong> Water and waste: Reduce and reuse programme.worldwaterweek.org
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