2016 World Water Week programme
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11:00-12:30<br />
Cause marketing campaigns for sustainable growth: <strong>Water</strong>.org-Stella Artois<br />
partnership<br />
Convenors: Anheuser-Busch InBev and <strong>Water</strong>.org<br />
<strong>Water</strong> crisis disproportionately affects women. Through its “Buy a Lady a Drink” campaign, AB InBev’s Stella Artois is helping <strong>Water</strong>.<br />
org provide access to clean water to women and their families in developing countries through <strong>Water</strong>Credit – a microfinance program for<br />
household water connections. The event shares learnings from such partnerships.<br />
Introduction<br />
Sunday<br />
Room: FH 307<br />
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Monday<br />
Room: FH 202<br />
Tuesday<br />
Equitable access to water and sanitation: Sustainable growth for all<br />
Convenors: GIZ, Mandate of the Special Rapporteur on the Human Right to Safe Drinking <strong>Water</strong> and Sanitation,<br />
Ministry of Social Affairs and Health of France, Programme for Finland’s <strong>Water</strong> Sector Support to Kyrgyzstan and<br />
Tajikistan (Fin<strong>Water</strong>WEI II), SuSanA, SDC, UNECE, <strong>Water</strong>Lex and WHO<br />
The event addresses the challenge of providing access to water, sanitation and hygiene for everyone. It provides interactive forum for highlighting<br />
solutions by various actors – from equity approach of the Protocol on <strong>Water</strong> and Health to showcasing practical country experiences – and<br />
provides opportunity for jointly identifying integrated solutions.<br />
11:00 Introduction by the chair<br />
Pierre Studer<br />
11:05 Introduction of the equity<br />
concept and protocol<br />
activities on equitable access<br />
Yannick Pavageau, Ministry of<br />
Social Affairs and Health, France<br />
11:15 Key outcomes and actions<br />
resulting from the equitable<br />
access self-assessment<br />
exercize in the Republic of<br />
Moldova under UNECE-SDC<br />
project<br />
Daniela Bordeianu, Solidarity<br />
<strong>Water</strong> for Europe in Moldova<br />
11:30 Panel discussion on specific<br />
dimensions of equitable<br />
access and tools to address<br />
equity issues<br />
Moderator: Oliver Schmoll, WHO<br />
• <strong>Water</strong>, sanitation and hygiene in<br />
schools: the SDGs and the role the<br />
education sector<br />
Bella Monse, GIZ<br />
• Access to water and sanitation in health<br />
care facilities<br />
Rick Johnston, WHO<br />
• Access to water and sanitation in rural<br />
areas – Experience from a Fin<strong>Water</strong>WEI<br />
II project in Tajikistan<br />
Gulchehra Boboeva, Oxfam<br />
Affordability of water and sanitation<br />
services<br />
Léo Heller, Special Rapporteur<br />
• Bringing different tools together –<br />
Developing equitable access action<br />
plans<br />
Francesca Bernardini, UNECE<br />
12:00 Q&A<br />
Moderator: Johan Gely, SDC<br />
12:25 Concluding remarks by the chair<br />
General info Friday<br />
Thursday Wednesday<br />
12:30 Close of event<br />
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