1. International commitments to ensuring equitable access to water and sanitation |
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Human Rights to water and sanitation
Ms. Madoka Saji, United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights |
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Universal access to clean water and sanitation: a development priority underpinning the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development
Ms. Maria Schade, UN-Water |
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The UNECE-WHO/Europe Protocol on Water and Health: a framework to improve equitable access to water and sanitation
Ms. Francesca Bernandini, United Nations Economic Commission for Europe |
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2. Assessing equitable access to water and sanitation: Assessment methodologies and main equity gaps identified |
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The Equitable Access Score-card: outcomes of recent equitable access self-assessments in the pan-European region |
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In Ukraine
Ms. Iryna Rudenko, Sanitary and Epidemiological Department |
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In the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia
Mr. Mihail Kochubovski, National Institute of Public Health |
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In the Republic of Moldova
Ms. Daniela Bordeainu, Solidarity Water in Europe Moldova |
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In Hungary
Ms. Agnes Sebestyen, National Public Health Center |
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Other methodologies to assess the equity of access to water and sanitation and main findings |
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Global Analysis and Assessment of Sanitation and Drinking-Water (GLAAS) in the pan-European region and future plans
Ms. Mariane Takane, World Health Organization |
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Country review by the Special Rapporteur on the Human Rights to water and sanitation
Mr. Mahmadali Tabarov, Ministry of Health and Social Protection, Tajikistan |
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Experience from Africa: Country Status Overviews on water supply and sanitation
Mr. Kitchinme Bawa, African Ministers' Council on Water (AMCOW) |
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3. Translating the outcomes of the assessments into action to ensure equitable access |
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Key actions to progress on water and health issues and promote equitable access in France
Mr. Yannick Pavageau, Ministry of Social Affairs and Health, France |
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Providing equitable water access - Private operators field experience
Mr. Jack Moss, Aquafed, the International Federation of Water Operators |
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Ensuring equitable access to water and sanitation in Ukraine
Ms. Anna Tsvietkova, UNENGO "MAMA-86" |
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Ensuring equitable access to water in the Republic of Moldova
Ms. Ana Sirbu, Ministry of Environment, Republic of Moldova |
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4. Broadening the range of actors engaged in improving equitable access: mainstreaming equitable access in non-water sector policies and plans |
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Access to water and sanitation for all as priority for regional policy development
Ms. Jasminka Lukovic Jaglicic, Regional Economic Development Agency for Sumadija and Pomoravlje, Serbia |
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Ensuring equitable access to water and sanitation in schools
Mr. Parviz Yusifov, Ministry of Education, Azerbaijan |
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The possible facilitating role of National Human Rights Institutions
Ms. Amanda Loefen, WaterLex |
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The role of local communities and municipalities (experience from Latin America)
Mr. Diego Fernandez, Econtec, Columbia |
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The facilitating role of NGOs
Ms. Bistra Mihaylova, Women in Europe for a Common Future |
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5. Financing equitable access to water and sanitation |
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The European Investment Bank
Mr. Harald Schoelzel, European Investment Bank |
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Example a public-public partnership
Mr. Sébastien Apotheloz, Water Department of Lausanne, Switzerland |
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Financing equitable access to water and sanitation
Mr. Kitchinme Bawa, AMCOW |
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6. Developing action plans to achieve equitable access to water and sanitation |
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Draft Strategic note on action plans to achieve equitable access to water and sanitation
Ms. Chantal Demilecamps, United Nations Economic Commission for Europe |
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