2016 World Water Week programme

Wednesday seminars | Interactive posters
The posters are an important part
of the seminar programme and
link with the overall theme of the
World Water Week. Each seminar
will display a selected number
Ramping-up access in Niger: Reform, pro-poor policies,
and performance
Amianata Ibrahim, Veolia
of abstracts in the interactive
electronic poster exhibition, where
conference visitors can view and
learn more about the projects
behind the posters.
Come meet the authors
12:30-13:30 in Norra Latin,
floor 2.
On Wednesday 31 August, posters from the following seminars will be displayed:
Good water governance for inclusive growth and poverty reduction (see pages 83, 87
and 91)
Water governance under resource extractivism – The case
of Mongolia
Dr. Ines Dombrowsky, German Development Institute
Introduction
Sunday
Monday
Maximizing economic & social welfare through localised
water resources management
Kate Harawa, Water For People
Reliable and sustainable rural water supply governance
through meaningful consultation
Ajay Kashi, Rural Development Panchayat Raj Department
Church CBO models sustains bore holes from Rushere
Town Board
Maxensia Kiiza, Living water International Uganda
Best practices in municipal shareholdership of water
services in Colombia
Corina Kwami, University College London
Tuesday
Water stewardship: A driver for business growth ( see pages 84, 89 and 95)
No posters for this seminar.
Wednesday
Photo: Mikael Ullén
General info
Friday
Thursday
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