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Thursday | 1 September | 14:00-15:30 Natural infrastructure for water: Achieving sustainable development goals Convenors: ForestTrends and Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation We will explore opportunities presented by SDG 6; introducing green infrastructure potential and exploring cases integrating across the subgoals of SDG 6. Interactive discussions will challenge panelists and audience to address key questions on enabling conditions and barriers to scaling green infrastructure as a key strategy for meeting multiple SDGs. Room: NL 357 14:00 Welcome Jan Cassin, Director, Forest Trends Water Initiative 14:05 Setting the stage: Realizing the potential of green infrastructure for achieving sustainable management of water and sanitation for all James Dalton, IUCN (tbc) Implementing SDG 6 – The vision behind a broad-based, integrative water goal for sustainable development UN Water or Swiss Ministry of Environment, (tbc) 14:35 Panel discussion: How can we ensure that the full vision behind SDG 6 is implemented – Creating holistic water solutions that address ecosystems as well as access to safe water and sanitation for all? Moderator: Jan Cassin Panelists: Andrea Erickson, The Nature Conservancy Johan Gely, Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation Rupert Edwards, Forest Trends German Struzenegger, Inter- American Development Bank James Dalton, IUCN (tbc) 15:25 Moderator wrap up and close 15:30 Close of event Photo: BlackCat Imaging/Shutterstock.com Risk/2 = Benefitx2 a sugar industry conundrum in Southern Africa Convenors: Adam Smith International and Illovo Sugar This event will explore how risks and benefits can be equitably shared between poor small-scale outgrowers and the private sector sugar industry which is key to the economy of Southern Africa. The contribution of these poor outgrowers is essential to the sustainability and growth of the industry and the region. Room: NL Pillar Hall/Pelarsalen 14:00 Panel discussion Facilitator: Charles Reeve, CRIDF Panelists: Hazel Mahlalela: Poor smallscale outgrower representatives Delario Sengo, ARA-Sul Mozambiue. Public sector representative Andrew Cochrane, Illovo Sugar, Private sector representative 14:50 Flood modelling and risk mapping tool Jason Hallows, DHI Climate vulnerability and resilience tool Hannah Baleta,Pegasys Facilitated outgrower climate change awareness raising session Mike Ogg, RMI Socio-economic assessment Jonathan Barnes, CRIDF 15:30 Close of event Photo: Andrew Cochrane 114 2016 World Water Week: Water for sustainable growth
Room: FH 300 Room: NL 461 Seminar: Water for sustainable and inclusive cities: How to induce change? Convenors: Global Water Operators’ Partnerships Alliance at UN-Habitat , GWP, SIWI, The World Bank Group and Water Environment Federation This seminar will explore the imagination, creativity, and leadership, required to repurpose urban water systems in new and integrated ways. It will consider social vulnerabilities and environmental inequalities along with new technologies and regulatory arrangements that promote productive resource reuse, viable businesses, jobs and income creation for sustainable growth. How to induce change 14:00 Welcome Faraj El-Awar, GWOPA, UN-Habitat 14:05 Managing the metropolis: Changing the mental maps of water Simi Kamal, Hisaar Foundation in Pakistan and Karachi Water partnership 14:20 Maximizing the opportunities of a changing landscape: Urban water management in transistion Prof Kartik Chandran, Columbia University Water risk in times of globalisation and sustainable development Convenors: Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation, Swiss Water Partnership and WWF Today, water risks is a major challenge. Countries in Europe face it through import of goods and services sourced in other countries. Although different tools and approaches exist to mitigate this risk, little is done. Those who have engaged on the topic discuss their perspectives and present approaches they use. 14:00 Introduction Presenters: Bruce Lankford, University of East Anglia WWF Switzerland Diana Rojas, SDC, Global Programme Water 14:45 Fishbowl discussion Monika Tobl, WWF Philipp Wagnitz, WWF Samuel Vionnet, Valuing Nature Hanna Capeder, SDC Carlo Galli, Nestlé Bruce Lankford, University of East Anglia Diana Rojas, SDC 15:25 Concluding remarks 15:30 Close of event 14:35 Building momentum – Enabling change by mobilizing urban water utilities Dr Paul Bowen, President, WEF 14:50 Panel discussion: How to induce change? Dr Jerson Kelman, President, SABESP Celia Blauel, Deputy Mayor, Paris Betsy Otto, WRI Pay Drechsel, IWMI Dr Matt Ries, WEF Neil Macleod, Private consultant 15:25 Reflections and summary Faraj El-Awar, GWOPA, UN-Habitat 15:30 Close of seminar Photo: Shutterstock General info Friday Thursday Wednesday Tuesday Monday Sunday Introduction programme.worldwaterweek.org 115
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