2016 World Water Week programme

Monday | 29 August | 16:00-17:30
Opportunities of market-based programming to address humanitarian WASH needs
Room: FH Congress Hall C
Convenors: Catholic Relief Services, GIZ, European Commission Directorate General for Humanitarian Aid
and Civil Protection, Federal Department of Foreign Affairs, Germany, Federal Department of Foreign Affairs,
Switzerland, German WASH Network, Global WASH Cluster, Oxfam and SuSanA
Market-based programming is increasingly considered an effective response to humanitarian WASH needs. This seminar seeks to foster dialogue
between humanitarian and development actors to allow for mutual learning and complementarity and identify appropriate modalities
and project designs for market-based programming in emergencies that supports people in need and sustainable growth.
16:00 Welcome
Thilo Panzerbieter, German
Toilet Organization
16:05 The global push for multi
purpose cash assistance. Is
cash the appropriate tool to
meet WASH needs?
Angela Siegmund, German
Federal Foreign Office
16:10 Pre-crisis market mapping and
analysis in Pakistan: The water
market system in the context
of severe flooding
Ajay Paul, Welthungerhilfe
16:15 Promoting market-based
responses to emergencies
through WASH market
mapping and analysis
Katie Whitehouse, Oxfam
16:20 Use of economic incentives
in a large scale humanitarian
WASH response and potential
market failure in the
Philippines post Yolanda
Simone Klawitter, UNICEF
16:25 Effectiveness and appropriateness
of cash-based
approach to deliver sanitation
solutions in the Philippines
post Yolanda
Rolando Wallusche Saul,
Catholic Relief Service
16:30 The WASH cluster perspective
Dominique Porteaud/
Frank Bouvet, Global WASH
16:35 The donor perspective
Daniel Clauss, ECHO
16:40 Fish bowl discussion
Dominique Porteaud/
Frank Bouvet, Global WASH
Daniel Clauss, ECHO
Rolando Wallusche Saul, CRS
Marc André Bünzli, SDC/FDFA
(tbc)
Dominick De Waal, World Bank
WSP (tbc)
17:20 Conclusion
Angela Siegmund
17:25 Closure
Thilo Panzerbieter
17:30 Close of event
The missing link: Recognising women’s invisible water work
Convenors: BORDA, AquaFed, ILO, UNDP-SIWI Water Governance Facility and Women for Water Partnership
Room: NL Music Hall / Musiksalen
In a highly interactive session, different perspectives will be presented and discussed about the unpaid or voluntary participation of women
in the provision of water within indigenous, rural and urban communities.
16:00 Introduction
Moa Cortobius, SIWI
16:05 Making water work for all
Video interview with Prof Jayati
Ghosh, J. Nehru, University, India
16:10 Keynote speech: Are water
carriers women? What current
data tells us (and doesn’t)
about informal and unpaid
water provision
Jo Anne Geere, University of
East Anglia, UK
16:25 Empowering women: From
water carriers to managers of
water supply
María Teresa Gutiérrez, ILO
16:35 Testimony from Katina
Grumenova Sigell (Bulgaria)
on women performing unpaid
work fetching water (tbc)
16:45 Recommendations from
ILO-UN Women research on
the unpaid work of women in
water supply
Carlos Carrión-Crespo, ILO
16:50 Discussion panel
Moderator: Moa Cortobius
Panelists:
Jack Moss, AquaFed
David Boys, Public Services
International
Annemiek Jenniskens, Women
for Water Partnership
17:10 Q&A
17:30 Close of event
50 2016 World Water Week: Water for sustainable growth