The session is designed as a space for exchange between participants on the governance of the water and sanitation sector and to share experiences on the institutional framework and operational mechanisms for implementing national development strategies for the water and sanitation sector in African countries. It will present the subject and the issues it covers, exchange on the institutional and organizational evolutions of the sector, evaluate the efficiency of the operationalization models of the national structures in charge of the development of the sector, and formulate strong recommendations to the public decision makers as well as to all the other stakeholders including the consumers and other users of water and sanitation services
0 - 5 min. Introduction/Context
5 - 10 min. Introductory film
10 - 20 min. Brainstorming with the audience on the issue: Institutional and organizational developments in the water and sanitation sector in Africa
20 - 40 min. Presentations (10' each)
CPCS: State of play of the governance of the sector taking into account the institutional evolutions in Senegal
DA : Evaluation of the effectiveness of the models of operationalization of the orientations of the national structures in charge of the development of the water and sanitation sector in Africa : case of Senegal
40 - 50 min. Discussion on the presentations
50 - 60 min. Key messages and conclusion
Direction Assainissement/Administration
Panelists / speakers : DA / DG ONAS / Officials of other African countries
Expected moderator: CPCS/MEA SENEGAL
