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Room: FH 300<br />

Room: NL 461<br />

Seminar: <strong>Water</strong> for sustainable and inclusive cities: How to induce change?<br />

Convenors: Global <strong>Water</strong> Operators’ Partnerships Alliance at UN-Habitat , GWP, SIWI, The <strong>World</strong> Bank Group<br />

and <strong>Water</strong> Environment Federation<br />

This seminar will explore the imagination, creativity, and leadership, required to repurpose urban water systems in new and integrated<br />

ways. It will consider social vulnerabilities and environmental inequalities along with new technologies and regulatory arrangements that<br />

promote productive resource reuse, viable businesses, jobs and income creation for sustainable growth.<br />

How to induce change<br />

14:00 Welcome<br />

Faraj El-Awar, GWOPA,<br />

UN-Habitat<br />

14:05 Managing the metropolis:<br />

Changing the mental maps<br />

of water<br />

Simi Kamal, Hisaar Foundation in<br />

Pakistan and Karachi <strong>Water</strong><br />

partnership<br />

14:20 Maximizing the opportunities<br />

of a changing landscape: Urban<br />

water management in<br />

transistion<br />

Prof Kartik Chandran,<br />

Columbia University<br />

<strong>Water</strong> risk in times of globalisation and sustainable development<br />

Convenors: Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation, Swiss <strong>Water</strong> Partnership and WWF<br />

Today, water risks is a major challenge. Countries in Europe face it through import of goods and services sourced in other countries.<br />

Although different tools and approaches exist to mitigate this risk, little is done. Those who have engaged on the topic discuss their perspectives<br />

and present approaches they use.<br />

14:00 Introduction<br />

Presenters:<br />

Bruce Lankford, University of<br />

East Anglia<br />

WWF Switzerland<br />

Diana Rojas, SDC, Global<br />

Programme <strong>Water</strong><br />

14:45 Fishbowl discussion<br />

Monika Tobl, WWF<br />

Philipp Wagnitz, WWF<br />

Samuel Vionnet, Valuing Nature<br />

Hanna Capeder, SDC<br />

Carlo Galli, Nestlé<br />

Bruce Lankford, University of<br />

East Anglia<br />

Diana Rojas, SDC<br />

15:25 Concluding remarks<br />

15:30 Close of event<br />

14:35 Building momentum – Enabling<br />

change by mobilizing urban<br />

water utilities<br />

Dr Paul Bowen, President, WEF<br />

14:50 Panel discussion: How to<br />

induce change?<br />

Dr Jerson Kelman, President,<br />

SABESP<br />

Celia Blauel, Deputy Mayor, Paris<br />

Betsy Otto, WRI<br />

Pay Drechsel, IWMI<br />

Dr Matt Ries, WEF<br />

Neil Macleod, Private consultant<br />

15:25 Reflections and summary<br />

Faraj El-Awar, GWOPA,<br />

UN-Habitat<br />

15:30 Close of seminar<br />

Photo: Shutterstock<br />

General info Friday<br />

Thursday Wednesday Tuesday Monday<br />

Sunday Introduction<br />

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