Agenda

Session schedule (86)

DAY1 - Monday 21st of March

14.00 to 15.30

1A1 - Access to Water and Sanitation in crisis situation
4A7 - Platform for Dialogue on Financing Water
3A3 - Financing our future: shared funding mechanisms for managing shared water resources
1F3 - Building resilience through data & knowledge- based solutions: Identification, monitoring, early- warning and assessment of water- related risks
2A1 - Governance for Rural Drinking Water
2E3 - Innovative technologies and productive waters to empower rural communities
1B2 - Implementation of water quality protection through sound governance, using an inclusive multi- stakeholder approach and knowledge- based policymaking
2B1 - Participatory governance for sanitation and hygiene for rural development / Gouvernance participative pour l'assainissement et l'hygiène en milieu rural
DAY2 - Tuesday 22nd of March

09.00 to 10.30

2A3 - Technological options for sustainable water resources development
3C4 - Boosting international cooperation on water challenges: the role of public development banks in unlocking water and sanitation investments
1A3 - Strengthening the enabling environment for safely managed sanitation in Africa
3B3 - Institutional basis for transboundary water cooperation, sustainability and peace
4B1 - Water Governance as a means to an end: measuring the impacts of Water Governance
4A4 - Financing instruments for paradigm shift in Africa water finance
1A2 - The Human Right to Water: Idealism to Implementation
4A6 - Multi- level Water Financing Roles and Practices

10.45 to 12.15

1B1 - Address all kinds of water pollutions, including industrial pollutants and Contaminants of Emerging Concerns
4A9 - PIR - Policy, Institutional and Regulatory Enablers: the key ingredient for achieving SDG6
3A4 - Provinding water information to decision makers at national, regional levls and to water users at local level
1C1 - Building systemic resilience to future outbreaks – the role of hygiene
2A4 - Service delivery models for rural water supply
2B2 - Sanitation innovations for rural development: which innovation and technologies should we invest in today? Innover dans le secteur de l’assainissement en faveur du développement rural : sur quelles innovations et technologies miser aujourd’hui ?
2C1 - Building stronger systems for WASH in public institutions through enhanced knowledge- sharing and data
2F3 - Towards action: maximize the inclusion of youth, migrants and women into rural development and mitigate the water related root- causes of migration
3B1 - Water as a tool for cooperation, peace, and stability
4A5 - Investing in Nature- based Solutions for Water Security
4E3 - Learning from experimentations and proben cases of scientific and technological innovations

13.30 to 15.00

3F3 - to be added
2B3 - All comptent and all together for rural sanitation Tous compétents et tous ensemble pour l’assainissement rural
3B2 - Promoting peace by developing and implementing legal frameworks for transboundary water resources
3A1 - Building a cross- sectoral governance without boundaries at all levels
4E6 - Leveraging knowledge sharing platforms
4D1 - Youth voices: cultivating our next generation leadership to strengthen governance, water, and health outcomes
4E2 - Financing innovation
DAY3 - Wednesday 23rd of March

09.00 to 10.30

1C4 - Out of the silos: WASH at the cornerstone of Health, Nutrition, Climate and Environment
4E7 - Endogenous knowledge and local solutions for water education, policies and use
2A2 - Platforms for mapping and monitoring data on drinking water supply facilities
2C2 - Water is politics: Professionalizing WASH Advocacy
2D1 - Water Productivity for Food Security
3C2 - Develop experience sharing on water resources management to address chronic water scarcity and water- related disasters (including floods and droughts)
4E4 - Developing local actors’ capacity for water knowledge and experience
4A8 - Financing Urban Sanitation
3F1 - WASH, HEALTH AND ENVIRONNEMENT

10.45 to 12.15

3E3 - Promoting capacity development through training cooperation projects
1C3 - Accelerating safely managed sanitation for health: a road map for governance, finance, data, capacity and innovation
1F4 - Accelerating action: increasing financing and sharing experiences for the development of resilience projects
2F1 - Towards more policy coherence regarding the migration- water nexus in the context of rural development
2E4 - The role of women in irrigation management
3C1 - Developing capacities, improving training: the role of international cooperation
3B4 - Promoting sustainable development by improving knowledge and governance of transboundary groundwater resources
3D3 - Adaptation of management models for multipurpose dams, to take into account the new challenges (climate change, new water uses, aging infrastructures etc.)
3E1 - Satellites and water resources management, towards a revolution?

13.30 to 15.00

3F2 - Localizing Multi-stakeholders partnership for sustainable, resilient, and inclusive water resources management in Africa and Asia
1D1 - Strengthening policies and governance for water security from source- to- sea
1E1 - Brief overview of invasive plants in Senegal
2D2 - Switching from Rural Development Towards Rural Transformation
3A2 - Developing capacity for the design and implementation of development plans for IWRM
3C3 - Decentralization of solidarity: engaging regional and local authorities to complement interstate cooperation
3B5 - Promoting knowledge and tools for collaboration and benefit- sharing on transboundary water resources
3D2 - Promote the development of allocation keys to share the investment burden, as well as the multiple benefits expected from multipurpose dams
3E2 - From research communities to end- users and citizens, launching new cooperative networks

17.00 to 18.00

3D1 - Transboundary cooperation, challenges, issues and vision: the example of ANBO
DAY4 - Thursday 24th of March

09.00 to 10.30

1D2 - Tools and Knowledge Management for ecosystem- based approaches to land and water management from source- to- sea
3E4 - Leveraging innovative finance to strengthen North-South, South-South and Triangular water cooperation.
4A2 - Blended Water Finance to Accelerate SDG Compliance: keys for success
1D3 - Ecosystem Based Approaches to Combating Water Scarcity
2D4 - Smart Water Management
2F2 - Are water deficits and extreme events increasing migration and displacement?
1B4 - Responses to have compliant sanitation systems that meet the needs of users and compliance with standards
4B4 - The changes we need in the water sector: Giving the voice to vulnerable groups
4E1 - Science and innovation for enhancing governance and management of transboundary aquifers and IWRM

10.45 to 12.15

1F1 - Balancing concrete infrastructures and Nature- based Solutions to improve resilience: when green & grey make blue!
2D5 - Water for agricultural climate resilience
2E2 - New paradigms to make productive waters for farmers
2D3 - Improvement of the quality of agricultural products by taking into account the sustainable development through the control of water
4D3 - Launch of the Parliamentarian’s Handbook on the Human Right to Water and sanitation
4B2 - ards water security in Africa: the Roundtable of African Mayors for Water Security

13.30 to 15.00

1F2 - Improving resilience and adaptation to climate change, crises and extreme water disasters through strategies, planning and social capacity building
1B3 - Apply Nature- Based Solutions including green infrastructure to improve water quality and resources
2E1 - Agroecology in action to make productive waters for farmers
2C3 - Applying the right technologies for sustainable and at- scale WASH in Institutions
4E5 - Water and adaptation to climate change
4A3 - Sustainable Finance after COVID- 19
4D2 - Effective multi- stakeholders platforms at local level for universal CITY WIDE INCLUSIVE SANITATION service delivery
4B3 - The role of the localized information system in water management and planning

17.00 to 18.00

1E2-1E3 - Curb biodiversity loss in aquatic environments