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Sunday | 27 August | 14:00-15:30<br />
Safely managed sanitation in small towns 1: Lessons from recent<br />
experiences<br />
Ö<br />
Room:<br />
FH 307<br />
Convenors: Eawag, GIZ, GRET, pS-Eau, SuSanA, The World Bank Group and WaterAid<br />
This event will provide insights from experiences of developing technically, institutionally and financially viable<br />
sanitation services in small towns around the world. It feeds into a following tandem session “Sanitation in small towns”,<br />
which will discuss key issues in reaching safely managed sanitation for all by 2030.<br />
Event<br />
14:00 Opening remarks<br />
Colette Génevaux, pS-Eau<br />
14:15 Short flash presentations of the<br />
case studies<br />
14:25 Sanitation in small towns<br />
experiences marketplace<br />
• Sanitation planning for small<br />
towns in Nepal:<br />
Mingma and Anjali Sherpa,<br />
500B Solutions Nepal<br />
Christoph Lûthi, Eawag-Sandec<br />
• Support of local actors in Senegal,<br />
Mauritania and Madagascar<br />
Marion Santi, GRET<br />
• Utility-to-utility capacity support<br />
in Ethiopia<br />
Bethlehem Mengistu, WaterAid<br />
Rémi Kaupp, WaterAid<br />
• Economies of scale for small<br />
town sanitation – the SISAR and<br />
COPANOR models from Brazil<br />
Maria Angelica Sotomayor, The<br />
World Bank Group<br />
Alceu Galvão, Ceara State, Brazil<br />
• Evaluation of treatment options<br />
using a decision-making tool in<br />
Morocco<br />
Martin Gambrill, The World<br />
Bank Group<br />
• Small town sanitation<br />
management – the important role<br />
of local government<br />
Rosemary Nakaggwa, GIZ<br />
Uganda Choma District Council<br />
Prit Salian, i-San consulting<br />
Cecilia Rodrigues, GIZ<br />
15:10 Wrap-up and conclusion<br />
Anna Kristina Kanathigoda,<br />
GIZ and<br />
Christophe Le Jallé, pS-Eau<br />
15:30 Close of session<br />
Towards universal access to drinking water in fragile contexts: DRC<br />
Room:<br />
NL 461<br />
Convenors: GIZ<br />
The event focuses on good governance in the water sector in the Democratic Republic of the Congo as a context specific<br />
methodology to advance long-term development while promoting access to safe and affordable drinking water in a<br />
country without a viable justice system, lack of security and weak institutional capacities.<br />
Event<br />
14:00 Welcome and introduction<br />
Ulrike Pokorski, GIZ<br />
14:05 Status quo by panel<br />
Melanie Futa, DRC<br />
Antoine Lumonadio, DRC<br />
14:50 Way forward<br />
15:15 Recommedations<br />
15:25 Closing remarks<br />
Ulrike Pokorski, GIZ<br />
14:20 Current efforts by panel<br />
15:30 Close of session<br />
16 World Water <strong>Week</strong> <strong>2017</strong> Water and waste: Reduce and reuse programme.worldwaterweek.org
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