2016 World Water Week programme
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Wastewater reuse for enhanced food and non-food value chains<br />
Introduction<br />
Convenors: Center for Environmental Systems Research University of Kassel, DIE, FAO, UNEP and<br />
UNU-FLORES<br />
Room: NL Music Hall / Musiksalen<br />
Room: NL 357<br />
The event will address the target-oriented use of wastewater in multifunctional land-use systems in Sub-Saharan Africa for producing<br />
biomass (food and non-food value chains). It will be explored how such a Nexus Approach to managing water, soil and waste would<br />
contribute to achieving several interrelated sustainable development goals.<br />
11:00 Welcome<br />
11:05 Wastewater reuse as<br />
opportunity to boost<br />
agricultural production<br />
Marlos de Souza, FAO<br />
11:15 Wastewater production and<br />
availability: trends and<br />
knowledge gaps<br />
Martina Flörke, CESR<br />
11:25 Incentives for and obstacles<br />
towards wastewater<br />
treatment and reuse in<br />
developing countries<br />
Ines Dombrowsky, DIE<br />
11:35 Wastewater reuse for<br />
protecting natural water<br />
resources<br />
Birguy Lamizana, UNEP<br />
11:45 Wastewater reuse in<br />
multifunctional land-use<br />
systems promotes water,<br />
energy and food security<br />
UNU-FLORES<br />
11:55 General discussion<br />
(fishbowl format)<br />
12:25 Summary and wrap up by<br />
moderator<br />
12:30 Close of event<br />
Seminar: <strong>Water</strong> and job opportunities: A critical nexus for growth<br />
Convenors: 2030 <strong>Water</strong> Resources Group, ILO, IWA and SIWI<br />
Photo: IWRM AIO SIDS, CC BY-NC 2.0<br />
This seminar aims to address such issues as: How can employment policies be harmonized across sectors and levels of administration?<br />
What are the entry points to strengthening labour market and green infrastructure? How can career opportunities, incentives and management<br />
strengthen water-related HR frameworks? How can workers’ participation be improved? How can multi-stakeholder partnerships<br />
de-risk livelihoods along value chains?<br />
<strong>Water</strong> and jobs: A critical nexus<br />
for growth<br />
Chair: Federico Properzi, UN-<strong>Water</strong><br />
11:00 <strong>Water</strong> and jobs<br />
Guy Ryder, Chair, UN-<strong>Water</strong><br />
11:10 Safe water and proper<br />
sanitation: from unlocking<br />
girls’ potential to creating<br />
decent jobs for women<br />
Marie Ottosson, Sida<br />
11:20 How to manage water scarcity<br />
to create jobs?<br />
Anders Berntell, Executive<br />
Director, 2030 WRG<br />
11:30 Experiential learning to<br />
engage the architects of<br />
our employment future<br />
Sarah Le-Fevre, Earthwatch<br />
Institute<br />
11:40 Hand pump mechanisms<br />
associations for job<br />
opportunities and water<br />
services<br />
Lydia Mirembe, IRC WASH<br />
11:50 Central-Asian Young <strong>Water</strong><br />
Professionals Forum<br />
(CAYWPF)<br />
Elena Tsay, CAYWPF<br />
11:52 Q&A<br />
12:00 Reflection and reactions to<br />
abstract presentations<br />
Moderator: Daniella Boström<br />
Couffe, UN-<strong>Water</strong><br />
María Teresa Gutiérrez, ILO<br />
Prof Dr Stefan Uhlenbrook,<br />
UNESCO<br />
12:30 Close of event<br />
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