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Workshop on reporting under the Protocol on Water and Health

Workshop on reporting under the Protocol on Water and Health

16 - 17 February 2010
Geneva Switzerland

The workshop was organized back-to-back with the third meeting of the Task Force on Indicators and Reporting (17-18 February 2010).

The workshop aimed to support Parties and non-Parties in the preparation of their national summary reports. According to the decision made by the Working Group on Water and Health at its second meeting (Geneva, 2–3 July 2009), summary reports should be submitted by Parties and non-Parties by 31 March 2010 following the template included in the draft guidelines for summary reports (see ECE/MP.WH/WG.1/2009/5 - EUR/09/5086342/7). Summary reports will be circulated to all Parties and will provide an important input to the second session of the Meeting of the Parties, scheduled for November 2010.

The workshop provided the opportunity:

  • To exchange experiences and lessons learned by Parties and non-Parties engaged in the process of preparing their national summary reports
  • To clarify possible questions related to the reporting template and facilitate the completion of summary reports
  • To assess the progress in setting targets and reporting under the Protocol
  • To present and discuss the preliminary reporting’s results
  • To assess the experience with the template for reporting.

 

Documents

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Information Notice

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List of participants

 

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Programme

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Conclusions

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Presentations

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PRESENTATIONS      

 

Session 1: Introduction to reporting under the Protocol on Water and Health

 

     

Format for summary reports: presentation of the guidelines and the template for reporting. Mr. Tomasz Juszczak, UNECE Secretariat

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Session 2: The cycle of setting targets and reporting: how the two processes are linked

 

     

Process of preparation of the reports: cooperation among institutions/stakeholders involved, and data gathering. Mr. Risto Aurola, Finland

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How to report when the targets have not been officially adopted. Mr. Pierre Studer, Switzerland

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Ongoing and planned activities with regards to setting targets and reporting in Moldova. Mr. Ion Salaru, Moldova

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Ongoing and planned activities with regards to setting targets and reporting in Ukraine. Mr. Harsha Ratnaweera, Norway

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Session 3: Common Indicators

 

     

Reduction of the scale of outbreaks and incidence of infectious diseases potentially related to water - overview of monitoring/reporting relevant to the Protocol. Mr. Roger Aertgeerts, WHO-EURO Secretariat

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Effectiveness of management, protection and use of freshwater resources. Mr. Rainer Enderlein, Invited Expert

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Session 4: Practical experience

 

     

Progress in preparation of national report. Ms. Natalja Sliachtic, Lithuania

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Quality of the drinking water supplied. Mr. Mihaly Kadar, Hungary

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Session 5: Reporting on the overall implementation of the Protocol (beyond targets under article 6) and public consultation on national reports

 

     

Public involvement and contribution to the reporting process. Ms. Anna Tsvietkova, MAMA 86

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The process and added value of reporting – lessons learned under Aarhus Convention. Mr. bastien Chatelus, France

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Conclusions

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