2015 World Water Week Programme

1991-2015: Silver JubileeGender sensitive indicators in sanitation and wastewater planningand implementationNL357IntroductionConvenor: Bremen Overseas Research & Development Association, Gender and Water Alliance, GIZ, Network ofWomen Ministers and Leaders for the Environment, Sustainable Sanitation Alliance, UN World Water AssessmentProgramme, UNEP and Women in Europe for a Common FutureWomen are key agents to fully implement the universal targets for sanitation and wastewater management globally. The event will contributeto the SDGs monitoring on gender and the Water Goal, especially targets 6.1, 6.2, 6.3 through providing concrete examples of gender inclusiveapproaches for programmes and strategies.SundayModerators: Priscilla Achakpa, WomenEnvironment Programme, Nigeria andSascha Gabizon, Co-Chair of Women´sMajor Group, Women in Europe for aCommon Future11:00 Introduction: Status ofsanitation, wastewater andrelated gender indicators inthe current SDG discussionsGraham Alabaster, UN-HabitatFrancesca Greco, UNESCOWWAPPresentation of best practices11:15 Gender sensitive checklist forwastewater and re-use projectsClaudia Wendland, UNEP/WECF11:20 Africa exampleNelson Gomonda, AMCOW (tbc)11:25 South-East Asia examplesMaren Heuvels, BORDA11:30 Georgia exampleBistra Mihaylova, UNEP/WECFRCDA11:35 Bangladesh exampleShaila Shahid, GWA11:40 Jordan exampleBassam al Hayek, GIZ11:45 Concrete contributions to theSustainable DevelopmentWater Goal (SDG 6.2 and 6.3)discussions – Panel discussionBai Maas Taal, AMCOWMaria Mutagamba, UNSGAB,Uganda (tbc)Shaila Shahid, Bangladesh, GWAUschi Eid, UNSGABCatarina de Albuquerque, SWA(tbc)Birguy Lamizana, UNEP12:20 Closing remarksMondayTuesdayInnovative initiatives maximising finance toimplement Sustainable Development GoalsFH202WednesdayConvenor: 2030 Water Resources Group, First Climate Markets AG, SIWI,Swiss Water Partnership, The Gold Standard Foundation and World VisionAs the new development framework concretises, it becomes clear that business-as-usualapproaches won’t be enough to tackle global water challenges. A change in mind set isneeded and some have already explored news ways of stakeholder engagement. This seminarshowcases emerging partnerships and explores their added-value in implementing the SDG.Photo: First Climate Markets AGThursday09:00 WelcomeOlga Darazs, SWP09:05 Innovative Initiatives: Resultsbased financeBrendan Smith, Gold StandardFoundation09:15 Innovative Initiatives:Multi stakeholder partnershipfor actionable action forwater securityAnders Berntell, 2030 WaterResources Group09:25 DiscussionModeratior: Marco Daniel, SWPBrendan Smith, Gold StandardFoundationAnders Berntell, 2030Water Resources GroupHåkan Tropp, SIWISascha Lafeld, First ClimateMarkets AGDean Thomson, World VisionYi Wie, InternationalDevelopment Enterprises10:10 Q&A10:25 Closing remarksOlga Darazs, SWPFridayGeneral infoprogramme.worldwaterweek.org 113