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Sunday | 27 August | 16:00-17:30<br />
Implementation-monitoring of human rights to water and<br />
sanitation and SDG6<br />
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Room: FH<br />
Little Theatre<br />
Convenors: AECID, IADB and WaterLex<br />
Join this dynamic exchange of practical experiences on the implementation and monitoring of the human rights to water<br />
and sanitation. This event will gather development partners, including regional bodies (IDB, African Commission on<br />
Human and Peoples’ Rights), civil society (ONGAWA, WaterLex) and agencies (AECID) on HRWS and SDG6.<br />
Event<br />
16:00 Welcoming remarks<br />
‘<br />
16:05 Experiences and challenges<br />
around the application of<br />
HRWS and the linkage to SDG6<br />
monitoring<br />
Leo Heller, tbc<br />
16:20 Presentations<br />
• Advancing HRWS in Africa:<br />
‘Resolution 300’ and the ‘ACHPR<br />
principles and guidelines on the<br />
right to water in Africa.<br />
Jamesina Essie, ACHPR<br />
• On the development of<br />
indicators for HRWS and SDG6<br />
implementation in Africa<br />
Rose Osinde Alabaster,<br />
WaterLex<br />
• Supporting the utilities, regulators<br />
and other sector entities to put into<br />
place the HRWS: Tools and good<br />
practices<br />
Sergio Campos, IDB<br />
• Practical checklist for the<br />
application of HRWS in water and<br />
sanitation projects.<br />
Natalia Gullón, AECID<br />
• A proposal to broadly measure the<br />
HRWS: The reality of the rural<br />
area of Nicaragua<br />
Mar Rivero, ONGAWA<br />
16:45 Panel discussion<br />
17:05 Q&A<br />
17:25 Summary and wrap-up<br />
17:30 Close of session<br />
Irrigating forests with wastewater – Natural and effective water<br />
treatment?<br />
Convenors: CIFOR, FAO, Focali, ForestTrends, ICIMOD, IUFRO, SIANI, SLU and SWH<br />
Room:<br />
NL 357<br />
#ForestH2O<br />
Incorporating forests in wastewater treatment can increase water recyclability, reduce water treatment costs and improve<br />
forest and land conservation. This event will highlight the potential role of trees and forests in wastewater treatment and<br />
promote dialogue between the forest and water sectors in order to nurture integrated policies and management.<br />
Event<br />
16:00 Welcome<br />
16:05 Tbd<br />
Eduardo Mansur, FAO<br />
16:15 Water reuse for forestry<br />
and agroforestry irrigation -<br />
Turning risk into value<br />
Akissa Bahri, INAT<br />
16:25 Case studies<br />
• South Africa – Study on<br />
sustainable sludge land application<br />
and co-disposal strategies<br />
Jay Baghwan, WRC<br />
• United States – Studies from the<br />
Southwestern/Western part of US<br />
addressing issues in wastewater<br />
Jan Cassin, Forest Trends<br />
• North Africa – Two innovative<br />
solutions to integrate wastewater in<br />
olive tree plantations<br />
Alberto Del Lungo, FAO<br />
16:40 World café<br />
17:10 Wrap-up: How can wastewater<br />
be better integrated into forest<br />
management?<br />
17:25 Conclusions<br />
17:30 Close of session<br />
20 World Water <strong>Week</strong> <strong>2017</strong> Water and waste: Reduce and reuse programme.worldwaterweek.org
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