2011 Abstract Volume - World Water Week

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Ms. S. ParahakaranWorkshop 7 PosterMr. Md. A. A. PramanikWorkshop 4 PosterDr. T. QotaishWorkshop 5 PosterMr. M. RahmanWorkshop 5 OralDr. S. RamasamyWorkshop 2 OralDr. V. ReWorkshop 5 PosterMr. M. RegelsbergerWorkshop 2 OralMs. R. RopWorkshop 7 OralMr. D. RudrappanWorkshop 1 PosterMs. H. RueskampWorkshop 5 PosterProf. P. Sanchez-Gutierrez. WS 5 PosterMs. E. SanetsWorkshop 5 PosterDr. I. SchauserWorkshop 4 OralDr. U. C. SharmaWorkshop 6 PosterDr. V. SharmaWorkshop 4 PosterDr. C. ShekharWorkshop 1 Oral12
Ms. S ShoukryWorkshop 5 PosterDr. A. SinghWorkshop 4 PosterDr. N. SinghWorkshop 7 OralMr. J. SittonWorkshop 3 PosterMr. S. V. SodalWorkshop 8 PosterDr. Z. SrdjevicWorkshop 5 PosterProf. B. SrdjevicWorkshop 7 PosterDr. W. D. L. StanleyWorkshop 1 OralMs. T. StantonWorkshop 3 OralProf. V. StarodubtsevWorkshop 6 PosterProf. R. StevensWorkshop 5 PosterMr. A. SubahWorkshop 1 PosterMr. S. SubramanianWorkshop 1 PosterMs. L. SubramanianWorkshop 7 PosterMr. M. TawilWorkshop 3 OralMr. P. ThörnWorkshop 4 Poster13
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Page 5 and 6: ContentsPresenters Photographs 6Wor
Page 7 and 8: Mr. M. BarberWorkshop 2 OralMs. J.
Page 9 and 10: Dr. N. HepworthWorkshop 8 OralMr. H
Page 11: Mr. P. MwangiWorkshop 7 OralDr. H-G
Page 15: Ms. L. ZelayaWorkshop 8 OralProf. L
Page 18 and 19: Environmental Status Monitoring Sys
Page 20 and 21: The Impact of Mining on the Water S
Page 22 and 23: Improved Approaches for Determining
Page 24 and 25: Groundwater Use Policy in Developin
Page 26 and 27: Changing Shoreline Due to Coastal E
Page 28 and 29: Safeguarding the Drinking Water Sup
Page 30 and 31: Waste Disposal in Mzuzu City, Malaw
Page 32 and 33: Impact of Urbanisation on Groundwat
Page 34 and 35: Need for ‘Integrated Water and La
Page 36 and 37: Hidden Risks of Pako Dump Site in L
Page 38 and 39: The Dynamics of Household Environme
Page 40 and 41: $ for units 1-25, while service cha
Page 42 and 43: The Water Resource Evaluation and P
Page 44 and 45: very high degree and clogged due to
Page 46 and 47: Prepaid Water Meter (PWM), a Matter
Page 48 and 49: around their water assets and manag
Page 50 and 51: Safe and Sufficient Drinking Water
Page 52 and 53: Seawater Desalination and Water Pur
Page 54 and 55: Water Born Recreation in Urban Area
Page 56 and 57: Exploring the Effectiveness Communi
Page 58 and 59: Water from Source to Vendors: A Gro
Page 60 and 61: Socio-economic Consequences of the
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and substances. Besides the well-kn
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develop the small-scale purificatio
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66 Workshop 2: Need for a Paradigm
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Financing Sustainable Urban Infrast
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Quality Drinking Water from Economi
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African Finance Facility to Mobilis
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Water + Work: A Successful Programm
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Adoption and Implications of Mobile
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Financing Water Projects and Cost R
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World Financial Crisis and Its Impa
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Making Water Affordable to All - A
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Implementation of Wellawaya Urban W
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The Public-Private Sector Partnersh
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Ecological Cost Benefit Analysis of
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Valuing Water Infrastructures Expan
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as a business was found promising i
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tive control tools and encourage mo
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provement of overall ecosystem heal
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suffering from high costs of the se
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Topography, Sewer NetworkThe topogr
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Scenario Generation Using GIS Based
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demand for water and energy drastic
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For the second and third aspects of
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Evaluating Management Solutions to
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An Economic-Engineering Analysis of
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Rapid Urbanisation and Associated S
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information to project areas of inu
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on the one hand, and, several menti
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Challenges for Supplying Pipe Borne
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Urbanisation and Climate Change Imp
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capacities for handling disasters.
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more comprehensive way of tackling
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of tourism. Many cities are growing
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Reviving the Tanks and Their Channe
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Using Climate Information to Prepar
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Regional Climate Model Projections
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Views from the Frontline [VFL]Autho
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use polyphonic paper and clean clot
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Assessing Cities Vulnerability to F
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Adaptation to climate is the proces
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T able 1 shows four categories of l
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Considering the rainfall historical
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Indications from the assessment of
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Climate Change Adaptation of Friham
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Workshop 5: Water for Sustainable U
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Water Suplly Sevice and the Wellfie
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Water Future in Iraq in According w
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Citizens Initiative to Enhance Wate
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Importance of Rainwater Harvesting
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Urban Infrastructure in Transition:
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of measures to make the ground wate
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metropolitan region of Rio de Janei
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water budget plan submitted by deve
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Part 1 provides the methodology of
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To Construct “Watertown” Interg
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The ultimate success of the 2005, 2
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viral particles during 30 min. Appl
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which are responsible for vulnerabl
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Completion of the Flood Protection
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Increasing Role of Large Reservoirs
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New Application Model for Sustainab
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Greywater Reuse in Vulnerable Peri-
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Supply System Expansion and Rehabil
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One must also note that, the sum of
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Collection of Water Sector in Mexic
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Conflict Hydroecological Situations
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Integrated Environmental Management
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water-bearing layers, then the more
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total study areas. Environmental im
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Leg five is consultancy activities.
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Wastewater Reuse for Sustaining Urb
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Wetlands: Natural Infrastructure fo
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Green River; An Integral Solution f
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What Is the True Cost of Green Cert
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and (4) increase the risk of dam fa
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prolonged and frequent. Therefore,
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the pipe large. This can be avoided
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Workshop 6: The Urban ShadowInstrum
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ning concepts and frequently these
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Celeste Cantú, Santa Ana Watershed
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y a loss of values. The case of Xoc
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were identified: the management of
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There is immense scope for shorteni
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ing role in the development of wate
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Regional cooperation on this subjec
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trade-offs between environmental co
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An Adaptive Co-management Model in
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Waste and Energy Streams in Food Pr
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City and the Countryside: The Dynam
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Global Cities, Local Water Sources:
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Is Peri-Urban to Urban Groundwater
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The Impact of Large Health Resorts
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Implications of Urban Demand for Fo
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New Wetlands Formation in Reservoir
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Urban Expansion and Its Encroachmen
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Urban Exploitation of Footprint Reg
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Lessons for Regulators, Utilities a
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Water Provision under Border Condit
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Project Reach - Reaching the Urban
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Services and Supply Chains: The Rol
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Emerging Trends in Public-Private P
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Addressing Inequities in Port Au Pr
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Reinterpretation of Traditional Sym
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Safe Water Campaign in Schools and
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Modelling Sanitation Chaos? Sanitat
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Service Delivery and Development: L
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Providing Pro Poor Water Services i
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Water as a Business: An Experiment
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M-Water - A Transformative Model fo
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Urban Development, Social Inequalit
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Decentralised Service Delivery and
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What Kind of Water for What Kind of
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Risks and Vulnerabilities of Water
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An unfriendly legal procedure, abse
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more systematic, coherent and strat
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In most cities, an increased level
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ment of positive attitudes for a ne
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• Adopt appropriate financial pol
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communities, public forums and hear
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ties of Delhi, a number of alternat
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Availability of Water in the Povert
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Urban development paradigm has been
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Bringing Tenants into the Equation
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Agriculture approximately 0.5 billi
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• Good tool for implementation of
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Workshop 8: Regulatory and Social C
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activities of different stakeholder
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termination of the scheme and this
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From water quality point of view, e
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Our analytical framework asks for t
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For different locations in the worl
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ture of water resources management
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munities, in particular through ele
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The VPS is built on the build-own-o
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The Human Right to Sanitation: Brid
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Also, Aysa organised media campaign
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Both examples are analysed in the l
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The deliberate policy making model
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First, a central aspect is that aff
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Another main problem behind the inc
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in a way that reflects environmenta
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The broad contours of reforms in ur
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One size certainly does not fit all
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structure, as response to the socia
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For this analysis, CCAD considered
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