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Third Meeting of the Expert Group on Equitable Access to Water and Sanitation

Third Meeting of the Expert Group on Equitable Access to Water and Sanitation

11 - 12 May 2015
Paris France

An analytic tool, the Equitable Access Score-card  was developed under the Protocol on Water and Health to support Governments and other stakeholders to establish a baseline measure of the equity of access to water and sanitation, discuss further actions to be taken and evaluate progress in ensuring equitable access to water and sanitation through a process of self-assessment. It has already been used by several countries (at the national and regional level) and new countries are currently planning to apply it.

This expert group meeting made it possible to:

  • exchange experiences in carrying out self-assessments of the equity of access to water and sanitation using the Equitable Access Score-card at different scales;
  • inform the development of priority action plans to address inequities in access to water and sanitation, building on partners initiatives.

 

Documents

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Information notice PDF PDF  
Draft agenda PDF PDF  
List of Participants PDF    
Publication The Equitable Acces Score-card: supporting policy processes to achieve the human right to water and sanitation PDF PDF PDF
Realizing the human rights to water and sanitation: A Handbook link    

Country reports Assessing progress in achieving equitable access to water and sanitation (using the Equitable Access Score-card):

- Greater Paris urban area (France)

- Portugal

- Ukraine

- Republic of Moldova

 

 

 

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Presentations

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Background on the work on equitable access to water and sanitation
Overview of past and upcoming work on equitable access under the Protocol on Water and Health
Ms. Chantal Demilecamps, United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE)
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Recent developments on related work at the global level
Ms. Virginia Roaf, Consultant, Advisor to the UN Special Rapporteur on the Human Right to Water and Sanitation
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Equitable access self-assessment exercises: Learning from experiences of finalized assessments
Outcomes of the equitable access self-assessment in Ukraine
Ms. Iryna Rudenko, State Sanitary and Epidemiological Service, Ukraine and Ms. Anna Tsvietkova, NGO MAMA-86
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Outcomes of the equitable access self-assessment in Paris
Ms. Odile Nieuwyaer, City of Paris
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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, Health and Women’s Rights, France
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Experimentation on social tariffs in France
Ms. Camille Meunier, Ministry of Ecology, Sustainable Development and Energy, France
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Outcomes of the equitable access self-assessment in the Republic of Moldova and next steps
Ms. Daniela Bordeianu, NGO Solidarity Water Europe
Ms. Serafima Tronza, Ministry of Environment, Republic of Moldova

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Equitable access self-assessment exercises: Supporting on-going and new experiences 
In Hungary
Ms. Agnes Sebestyen, National Institute of Environmental Health, Hungary
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In the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia
Prof. Mihail Kochubovski, Institute of Public Health and
Ms. Natasha Dokovska, NGO Journalists for Human Rights
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In Armenia
Ms. Emma Anakhasyan, NGO Armenian Women for Health and Healthy Environment
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In Azerbaijan
Ms. Leyla Taghizade, Ministry of Health, Azerbaijan
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In the French territories of the Indian Ocean
Mr. Dominique Maison, ARS Indian Ocean, France
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Equitable access self-assessment exercises: Discussion on common issues
Overview of common issues
Mr. Roberto Martin Hurtado, consultant to UNECE
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Action plans to ensure equitable access to water and sanitation:  Current and future global context
Conclusions of the 7th World Water Forum discussions on “Water for all”
Ms. Chantal Demilecamps, United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE)
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Implementation of the National Policy Dialogues on Water Supply and Sanitation in EECCA countries
Mr. Alexandre Martoussevich, OECD
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Action plans to ensure equitable access to water and sanitation: Supporting tools and guidance
IWA manual on the human rights to safe drinking water and sanitation for practitioners
Ms. Carolina Latorre, International Water Association
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Introduction to the Handbook “Realizing the human rights to water and sanitation”
Ms. Virginia Roaf, Consultant, Advisor to the UN Special Rapporteur
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