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2016 World Water Week programme

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Tuesday | 30 August | 16:00-17:30<br />

Climate change and water quality: Connecting the dots<br />

Convenors: AGWA, OECD and UNESCO-IHP<br />

The objective of the event is to gather new evidence on how climate change affects water quality globally, to consider innovative policy<br />

responses, and to explore how climate finance can support water quality management. The event will combine expert analyses, country<br />

experience and recent policy developments, in an engaging format.<br />

Room: NL Music Hall/Musiksalen<br />

16:00 Introduction<br />

16:05 Panel discussion<br />

– IPCC work on the issue<br />

Maggie White, AGWA, Eau Vive,<br />

<strong>Water</strong> Right Makers<br />

– A utility’s perspective<br />

Célia Blauel, Présidente, Eaux<br />

de Paris<br />

– The benefits of green<br />

infrastructures<br />

Ania Grobicki, Secretary<br />

General, Ramsar Convention on<br />

Wetlands<br />

– Financing adaptation<br />

projects that address water<br />

quality issues<br />

David Tickner, WWF<br />

– The experience of Morocco<br />

Zouhir Abdelaziz, Office<br />

National de l’Electricité et de<br />

l’Eau Potable<br />

16:40 Interaction with the floor<br />

New knowledge on how<br />

climate change affects water<br />

quality<br />

Responses from developed<br />

and developing countries<br />

17:30 Close of event<br />

Eye on LAC: The circular economy of water in Latin America<br />

Convenors: CAF, Inter-American Development Bank and The <strong>World</strong> Bank Group<br />

Our current linear economic model needs to be changed to alleviate escalating pressures on water resources. The circular economy model<br />

holds much promize. Wastewater is the natural starting point. Latin America must mainstream treated wastewater reuse. This seminar will<br />

focus on the importance of advancing this agenda in the region.<br />

Room: FH Congress Hall A<br />

16:00 Key note speech: The circular<br />

economy of water in Latin<br />

America<br />

Jose Carrera, Vice President<br />

of Social Development,<br />

Development Bank of Latin<br />

America<br />

16:15 Key note speech: The circular<br />

economy of water in Latin<br />

America<br />

Roberto Martin Hurtado,<br />

Development Bank of Latin<br />

America<br />

16:30 Panel discussion and Q&A<br />

Moderator: Gustavo Saltiel,<br />

The <strong>World</strong> Bank Group<br />

Panelists:<br />

Rafael Mujeriego, President,<br />

Spanish Association for<br />

Desalination and <strong>Water</strong> Reuse<br />

Danny Greenwald, Israeli <strong>Water</strong><br />

Authority<br />

Daniel Nolasco, International<br />

consultant on wastewater<br />

treatment.<br />

17:25 Summary and wrap-up<br />

Gustavo Saltiel, The <strong>World</strong><br />

Bank Group<br />

17:30 Close of event<br />

74 <strong>2016</strong> <strong>World</strong> <strong>Water</strong> <strong>Week</strong>: <strong>Water</strong> for sustainable growth

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