2015 World Water Week Programme
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1991-<strong>2015</strong>: Silver Jubilee11:00-12:30Climate resilient water sanitation andhygiene servicesFH300IntroductionConvenor: GWP and UNICEFThe session will provide enhanced understanding of the Strategic Framework for WASHclimate resilient development. The Framework promotes coherence of adaptation approachesfor climate resilience in the water and sanitation sector. The session will provide practicalexamples and guidance on ensuring sustainable WASH services in a changing climate.Photo: Gabriel VockelSundayFacilitator: Cecilia Scharp, UNICEF11:00 UNICEF and GWPcollaboration for climateresilient WASHGWP Executive SecretaryUNICEF Chief of WASH (tbc)11:10 Climate risks to WASHservicesRoger Calow, ODI11:20 Coherent approach toWASH climate resilience:Strategic framework forWASH climate resilientdevelopmentJose Gesti Canuto, UNICEFSusanne Skyllerstedt, GWP11:35 <strong>Water</strong> safety and securityplanning in the PacificMark Overman, UNICEF (tbc)11:45 Discussion: Collaboration forscaling up WASH climateresilienceModerator: Alex Simalabwi,GWPPanelists:Guy Howard, DFIDDiarmid Campbell-Lendrum,WHOVincent Casey, <strong>Water</strong>Aid (tbc)Roger Calow, ODIMarc Overmans, UNICEF (tbc)12:25 Closing remarksCecilia Scharp, UNICEF#climateWASHMondayTuesdayCollaborative water monitoring throughopen data and mobile technologyNLAUDITO-RIUM#mapWASHWednesdayConvenor: m<strong>Water</strong>, <strong>Water</strong>.org and <strong>Water</strong>AidHow can mobile technology be used to monitor water programs in a way that leads to actionand increased collaboration around the Post-<strong>2015</strong> agenda? Learn from several organizationswho have successfully introduced digital monitoring and discuss challenges remaining in itswidespread implementation in this interactive and participatory event.Thursday11:00 WelcomeCollaborative monitoringin the WASH sector betweenorganizations andgovernmentsPresentations:11:10 Heather Arney, <strong>Water</strong>.org11:25 Erik Harvey, <strong>Water</strong>Aid11:40 Q&ATurning WASH datainto action11:50 Lightning talks:Sarah Mendelsohn, The <strong>Water</strong>TrustRafael Callejas, Millennium<strong>Water</strong> Alliance12:10 Feedback session12:20 Real-time voting on themesfor session summary12:25 Closing remarksFridayGeneral infoprogramme.worldwaterweek.org 89
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