2016 World Water Week programme
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Tuesday | 30 August | 09:00-10:30<br />
Seminar: Ecosystem degradation and livelihoods: Moving from vicious to<br />
virtuous cycles<br />
Convenors: ICIMOD, SIWI, Swedish Agency for Marine and <strong>Water</strong> Management, WRC and We Effect<br />
This seminar will discuss the conundrum of economic growth and water’s role in healthy ecosystems for mitigating poverty and achieving<br />
the new SDG-targets. Perspectives from a range of ecosystems from source to sea will be discussed, along with innovative solutions<br />
involving civil society, as well as public and/or private sectors.<br />
Room: NL 357<br />
Endangered ecosystems: Perspectives<br />
from Source to Sea<br />
09:00 Introduction<br />
Dr Jakob Lundberg, We Effect<br />
09:05: Keynote speaker (tbc)<br />
09:15 Welcome<br />
Anna Jöborn, SwAM<br />
09:20 Ecosystems under threat:<br />
Impacts for livelihood, security<br />
and growth<br />
Dr David Molden, Director<br />
General, ICIMOD<br />
09:30 Ecosystem Degradation Cycle<br />
in the Himalayan Foothills of<br />
Jammu, India<br />
Dr Vikas Sharma, Kashmir<br />
University of Agricultural<br />
Sciences and Technology of<br />
Jammu<br />
09:35 Groundwater sustainability:<br />
Narrowing the gap between<br />
science, policy and society<br />
Yolanda Lopez-Maldonado,<br />
Ludwig Maximilian University of<br />
Munich<br />
09:40 Social-ecological deltas and<br />
green infrastructure: lessons<br />
from the Paraná and Dutch<br />
delta<br />
Martijn van Staveren,<br />
Wageningen University<br />
Johanna Hedlund, Tengbom<br />
Architects<br />
09:45 Barriers to integrated<br />
watershed and coastal<br />
management: case study in Vu<br />
Gia – Thu Bon River Basin,<br />
Central of Viet Nam<br />
Bui Thi Thu Hien, IUCN<br />
10:55 Interactive session<br />
Moderator: Anna Jöborn, SwAM<br />
10:25 Summary and wrap-up<br />
Anna Jöborn, SwAM<br />
10:30 Close of seminar<br />
Eye on Asia: Securing Asia’s water future: The Asian <strong>Water</strong> Development<br />
Outlook <strong>2016</strong><br />
Convenors: Asia Pacific Center for <strong>Water</strong> Security, Asian Development Bank, International <strong>Water</strong> Management<br />
Institute, REACH/Oxford University and WWF<br />
A summary of Asian <strong>Water</strong> Development Outlook <strong>2016</strong> findings under five key dimensions of water security – household water security,<br />
economic water security, urban water security, environmental water security and resilience will be presented. Related Approaches and<br />
studies will be presented. Policy implications and key messages will be discussed.<br />
Room: FH 202<br />
09:00 Welcome<br />
Yasmin Siddiqi, ADB<br />
09:05 Launching of AWDO <strong>2016</strong><br />
Bambang Susanto, ADB<br />
09:15 <strong>Water</strong> babble – A discussion on<br />
managing water security in a<br />
changing Asia<br />
Facilitator: Ravi Narayanan, Chair<br />
Asia Pacific <strong>Water</strong> Forum<br />
Panelists:<br />
Mark Pascoe, International <strong>Water</strong><br />
Center<br />
Representative from<br />
International <strong>Water</strong> Management<br />
Institute<br />
Dr Fu Sun, Asia Pacific Center for<br />
<strong>Water</strong> Security, Tshinghua<br />
University<br />
Eelco van Beek, GWP<br />
09:30 Introduction of alternative<br />
approaches to assess water<br />
security<br />
Yasmin Siddiqi, ADB<br />
Alternative approaches to<br />
water security assessment<br />
09:35 Dr Katrina Charles, University of<br />
Oxford (tbc)<br />
09:42 Stuart Orr, WWF (tbc)<br />
09:49 Aziza Akhmouch, OECD (tbc)<br />
09:56 Simon Langan, IIASA<br />
10:03 Government of People’s Republic<br />
of China<br />
10:10 Panel discussion<br />
Moderator: Ravi Narayanan,<br />
APWF Governing Council<br />
Panelists: REACH, WWF, OECD,<br />
IIASA<br />
10:25 Summary and wrap-up<br />
Ravi Narayanan, APWF<br />
Governing Council<br />
#AWDO #Eyeonasia<br />
56 <strong>2016</strong> <strong>World</strong> <strong>Water</strong> <strong>Week</strong>: <strong>Water</strong> for sustainable growth