The national workshop reviewed the progress achieved in implementing the Protocol in Serbia since becoming a Party. It also aimed at gathering a broad range of stakeholders to review the draft targets set by an interministerial body. The workshop was attended by over 40 participants from ministries and agencies engaged in target setting process but also those that were not involved in the preparation of the draft targets as well as local stakeholders and NGOs. Participants provided comments to the draft targets and agreed on the next steps in the target setting process.
The workshop was held back to back with the Consultation on small-scale water supply and sanitation and equitable access to water and sanitation in Serbia (8 December)
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| List of participants | — | |
| Report | ||
| Presentations | ||
| Session 1. | ||
| Introduction to the Protocol on Water and Health and to its main obligations Mr. Oliver Schmoll, WHO/Europe |
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| Setting targets and reporting under the Protocol on Water and Health Ms. Nataliya Nikiforova, UNECE |
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| Session 2. | ||
| Activities of the Republic of Serbia for the implementation of the Protocol since becoming a Party Ms. Ljiljana Jovanovic, Head of the National Working Group on the Protocol on Water and Health Ministry of Health, Republic of Serbia |
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| Drinking water and bathing water quality Ms. Katarina Spasovic, Institute of Public Health of Serbia |
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| Public Water Supply and Sanitation and Water Protection Ms. Aleksandra Savic, Ministry of Agriculture and Environmental Protection, Directorate for Water |
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| Quality and Quantity of Water Resources Mr. Nebojsa Veljkovic, Serbian Environmental Protection Agency |
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| Session 3. | ||
| Examples of targets set by other countries in the areas of work led by WHO/Europe Ms. Enkhtsetseg Shinee, WHO/Europe |
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| Examples of targets set by other countries in the areas of work led by UNECE Europe Ms. Chantal Demilecamps, UNECE |
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| Session 4. | ||
| The process of setting targets in Hungary Ms. Marta Vargha, Head, Department of Water Hygiene, National Institute for Environmental Health, Hungary |
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| Setting and implementation of targets in the Republic of Moldova Mr. Ion Salaru, Deputy Director, National Centre for Public Health, Ministry of Health, Republic of Moldova |