local actions for a global challenge 4th world water forum euro inbo 2005 namur, belgium 4th world...

Local Actions for a Global Challenge

4th World Water Forum

EURO INBO 2005

Namur, Belgium


EURO INBO 2005

Namur, Belgium


Contents

Themes and components of the Forum

Forum Program

Preparatory Process

How INBO participates


Themes and components of the

Forum


TOPICSESSION

FRAMEWORK THEMES

1. Water for Growth and Development 2. Implementing Integrated Water Resources Management 3. Water Supply and Sanitation for All 4. Water Management for Food and the Environment 5. Risk Management

CROSSCUTTING PERSPECTIVES

A. New Models for Financing Local Water Initiatives

B. Institutional Development and Political Processes

C. Capacity Building and Social Learning

D. Application of Science, Technology and Knowledge

E. Targeting, Monitoring and Implementation Assessment

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B

C

D

E

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Thematic ContentThematic Content


The Ministry of Foreign Affairs leads this component. The process will mainly use the UN System to negotiate the Ministerial Declaration with governments.

The Ministerial Declaration will include a political message related to the relevant water issues and also the regional papers as attachments.

There will be a multistakeholder dialogue with thematic round tables.

Ministerial ConferenceMinisterial Conference


Water FairWater Fair

It will include different cultural, artistic, social and educational activities from all the regions of the world such as:

Performances in the aisles and corridors of the venue,

Photo Exhibition

Children’s Program, etc.

Film Show


World Water ExpoWorld Water Expo

There will be 12 000 m2 for the exposition with capacity for almost 625 stands. Having everybody in one venue will increase the opportunities to interact with all the stakeholders.


Forum program


Thursday 16 Friday 17 Saturday 18 Sunday 19 Monday 20 Tuesday 21 Wednesday 22

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Regional Presentation

AMERICAS


EUROPE


AFRICA


MIDDLE EAST


ASIA -PACIFIC

World Water Day

World Water Development Report

Keynote Speakers

Keynote Speakers

Keynote Speakers

Keynote Speakers

Keynote Speakers

Topic

sessions

WATER FOR GROWTH

AND DEVELOP-

MENT

Topic

sessions

IMPLEMEN-TING IWRM

Topic

sessions

WATER SUPPLY AND SANITATION

FOR ALL

Topic

sessions

WATER MANAGE-MENT FOR FOOD AND

THE ENVIRON-

MENT

Topic

sessions

RISK MANAGE-

MENT

Round tables with Ministries

Kyoto World Water Grand Prize

Even

ing

Opening Ceremony of the 4th World Water

Forum

Adoption of the Ministerial

Declaration

Closing CeremonyKing Hassan II

Great World Water Prize

Thematic leaders round tables

Cultural Event

Water Fair

World Water Expo

Forum ProgramForum Program


Preparatory Process


Baseline Documents

For each framework theme there are “beacons” organizations that have written a baseline document.

Thematic ProcessThematic Process


THEME ORGANIZATION BEACON

1.Water for Growth and 1.Water for Growth and DevelopmentDevelopment

World Bank / COLMEX / World Water Council

David Grey

2. 2. Implementing IWRMImplementing IWRMGlobal Water

Partnership / UNDESATorkil Jonch-Clausen

3.Water Supply and 3.Water Supply and Sanitation for allSanitation for all

UNDP / UN- HabitatJoakim Harlin

Roberto LentonKaylan Ray

4. 4. Water Management for Water Management for Food and the EnvironmentFood and the Environment

IWMI / CNA Frank Rijsberman

5. Risk Management5. Risk ManagementWMO / UNESCO-IHE / Japan Water Forum /

UNDESA / CNA

Avinash TyagiHenk van Schaik

Hideaki OdaKenzo Hiroki

Michel Rosengaus

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THEMETHEME ORGANIZATIONORGANIZATION BEACONBEACON

A. A. New Models for New Models for Financing Local Water Financing Local Water

InitiativesInitiatives

Global Water Partnership / Global Water Partnership / World Water CouncilWorld Water Council

Alan HallAlan Hall

Daniel ZimmerDaniel Zimmer

B. Institutional B. Institutional Development and Political Development and Political

ProcessesProcesses

University of Newcastle-upon-University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Sociology / DPU, UCL / Tyne, Sociology / DPU, UCL /

Latin American Faculty for Latin American Faculty for Social Sciences / CNASocial Sciences / CNA

Esteban CastroEsteban Castro

Adriana AllenAdriana Allen

C. Capacity Building and C. Capacity Building and Social LearningSocial Learning

UNESCO-IHE / CapNet / IRC / UNESCO-IHE / CapNet / IRC / WWC / STREAMS / WWC / STREAMS /

Cooperative Programme on Cooperative Programme on Water and Climate / Water Water and Climate / Water

Advisory CouncilAdvisory Council

Richard MeganckRichard Meganck

D. Application of Science, D. Application of Science, technology and technology and

KnowledgeKnowledge

IWA / Mexican Water IWA / Mexican Water Technology InstituteTechnology Institute

Paul ReiterPaul Reiter

Álvaro AldamaÁlvaro Aldama

E. Targeting, Monitoring E. Targeting, Monitoring and Implementation and Implementation

AssessmentAssessmentWWAP / WWCWWAP / WWC Gordon YoungGordon Young



Regional ProcessRegional Process

REGION ORGANIZATIONS

AmericasAmericasRotating chair, currently the Organization of American States

[email protected]

Asia PacificAsia PacificThe Japan Water Forum is leading the Committee

[email protected]

AfricaAfricaThe African Development Bank and AMCOW are taking the lead

[email protected]

EuropeEurope

The WWC is working in close collaboration with Netherland Water Partnership and Solidarity Water Europe

[email protected]

Middle EastMiddle EastOrganized through the Arab Water Council, the IsDB and the World Bank.

[email protected]


Jun

15th

Oct

15th

Nov

15th

Jan

15th

Mar

16th-23rd

Local Actions

Thematic process

Regional process

Session conveners

Ministerial process

Closing date Local Actions

Pre-Forum version Thematic Documents

Opening date

Forum version Thematic Documents

Forum version Regional Documents

First draft Regional Documents

Local Actions chosen for topic-sessions

Selection session

conveners

Session programs prepared

Opening date entry Local

Actions

Final version Declaration

Regional input to Declaration

Dec

15th

Virtual / Local Workshops


Closing date for consideration in regional / thematic documents

Nov

1st

Pre-Forum workshop

Pre-Forum workshop

Jul

1st

Stockholm

Aug

25th

Preparatory processPreparatory process

Sep

30th

Closing expression of interest


How INBO participates


1.- Local Actions

Any activities related to water that have been implemented and have had favorable impact at the local level in water management. It doesn't refer only to experiences in small scale.

It is necessary to register them in the website ofthe Forum www.worldwaterforum4.org.mx

How to participate in the processHow to participate in the process


Local Actions

BEACONS

LOCALINITIATIVES

CONVENERS

REGIONALCOMMITTEES

TOPICSESSIONS

POSTERS

DATA BASE

ORGANIZING COMMITTEE

KYOTO PRIZE



Local Actions registeredLocal Actions registered

Local actions registered (5/Sep/05):

FT1 FT2 FT3 FT4 FT5 Total

Africa 3 7 9 3 0 22

Americas 29 29 25 27 1 111

Asia-Pacific 9 13 7 10 6 45

Europe 1 5 2 0 0 8

Middle East 0 10 2 6 0 18

Total 42 64 45 46 7 204


Any organization that will make all the necessary arrangements to organize a topic session. Sessions have to adhere to the following criteria:

2. Session Conveners

•They should include an expert panel

•They should include a presentation of local actions to represent the specific focus of their theme.

•They should be multistakeholder platforms for open debate on the thematic content of the Forum.

•Subjects to be presented and/or discussed come within the framework themes



Friday 17 Saturday 18 Sunday 19 Monday 20 Tuesday 21

25 Framework Themes (10 directly convened)

Distribution of the Sessions

25 Cross-cutting perspectives (10 directly convened)25 Regional Committees (25 directly convened)25 Major Groups (10 directly convened) 50 Organizing Committee

TOTAL: 150 SESSIONS



Sessions RegisteredSessions Registered

Sessions Registered (5/Sep/05):

FT1 FT2 FT3 FT4 FT5 Total

Africa 3 0 6 2 0 11

Americas 5 12 7 6 0 30

Asia-Pacifico 7 5 5 9 4 30

Europe 0 2 0 0 1 3

Middle East 2 10 1 4 1 18

Global 25 31 22 22 12 112

Total 42 60 41 49 18 204


3. Local Workshops and Regional Meetings

Local workshops are deliberative arenas where different types of local stakeholders interact and hold dialogue, sharing knowledge regarding the barriers and opportunities faced up to deal with local water issues.

Regional Meetings are either stand-alone events specifically organized to prepare for the Forum or sessions organized during already scheduled events in the region, specifically devoted to debating the Forum’s thematic content.

It´s necessary to register them in the Forum´s website to take into account as a preparatory meetings.



4. Virtual Workshops


• Specially designed to support the participation of stakeholders in Local Workshops and Regional Meetings. It includes space for discussion, proposals, and information exchange.

• Through the Forum website, you can register:

− Virtual Workshops − Registration of local actions− Registration of topic sessions− Registration of preparatory

meetings− Information on all Forum activities

www.worldwaterforum4.org.mx


Mexico, CityMexico, CityMarch 16 to 22, 2006March 16 to 22, 2006

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