2013 PSLO Water & Sanitation Mission Profile Booklet - Greater ...
2013 PSLO Water & Sanitation Mission Profile Booklet - Greater ...
2013 PSLO Water & Sanitation Mission Profile Booklet - Greater ...
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SPEAKER BIOGRAPHIES<br />
Ella Lazarte, <strong>Water</strong> & <strong>Sanitation</strong> Specialist , <strong>Water</strong> & <strong>Sanitation</strong> Programs, World Bank<br />
Ms. Ella Lazarte is a <strong>Water</strong> and <strong>Sanitation</strong> Specialist in the <strong>Water</strong> and <strong>Sanitation</strong><br />
Program (WSP), a multi-donor partnership administered by the World Bank to<br />
support poor people in obtaining affordable, safe, and sustainable access to water<br />
and sanitation services. She has worked in various capacities from program<br />
management, monitoring, and technical assistance to client governments related<br />
to private sector participation, small towns and peri-urban water supply and<br />
institutional reform. More recently, she lived and worked in Mozambique,<br />
providing advisory and technical assistance to the government, particularly in<br />
expanding the options for management of water supply services through private<br />
sector involvement.<br />
Prior to joining the Bank, Ms. Lazarte worked in different settings, from the corporate boardrooms<br />
of Charles Schwab, where she worked on global expansion strategy and implementation<br />
of the financial services firm, to the favelas of Brazil, where she worked as a Fulbright Fellow and<br />
consultant, focusing on microfinance and community economic development. She holds a Master’s<br />
in Urban Planning from MIT, and a BA, with Honors, in Political Economy from University of<br />
California, Berkeley.<br />
William “Bill” Kingdom, Lead <strong>Water</strong> & <strong>Sanitation</strong> Specialist, South Asia Region, World Bank<br />
Bill Kingdom started his career as an engineer working on water supply and irrigation<br />
projects in the Middle East and South East Asia before taking a Masters in<br />
Economics and moving to the <strong>Water</strong> Research Centre (WRc), the UK’s central<br />
research organization for the water industry. At WRc he managed programs in<br />
the UK and North America on sector regulation, private sector participation, and<br />
performance benchmarking. He joined the Bank in 1999 where he established<br />
IBNET, the world’s largest utility performance database, and lead research projects<br />
on public utility reform, sector consolidation, regulation and town water<br />
supplies. He moved to East Asia and Pacific region working on Vietnam, Indonesia, Philippines<br />
and China developing a range of output and performance based initiatives. He now works in<br />
South Asia supporting WSS teams across the region. Bill is a graduate of Cambridge University<br />
and York University in the UK and is a chartered civil engineer.<br />
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