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Global MDG Challenge
2.5 billion with no sanitation 450 million new installations by 2015 15,000 installations per hour to 2015 |
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The need for
increased crop yields in Africa is driving farmers’ demand for fertiliser.
Productive sanitation can play a key role in meeting this demand. This event
will have a special focus on the IFAD-funded productive sanitation project in
Niger which shows how agricultural productivity can be a driver for sanitation. |
| 12:45 | Introduction: Setting the Scene for Enhanced Food Security with a Focus on the African Context. Dr. Elisabeth Kvarnström, Node Development Manager, EcoSanRes Programme, SEI, Sweden |
| 12:50 | Mainstreaming Productive Sanitation Systems in the Agricultural Sector. Mr. Laurent Stravato, Technical Adviser, Water and Sanitation, IFAD, Italy [Presentation PDF: 856kb] |
| 13:00 | Agricultural Productivity as a Driver for Sanitation: The IFAD funded Project in Aguié, Niger. Mr. Linus Dagerskog, Project Coordinator AP-Aguié, CREPA HQ, Burkina Faso [Presentation PDF: 1.40MB] |
| 13:10 | Potential of Productive Sanitation Systems in Niger. Prof. Moussa Baragé, Head of Department, Faculty of Agronomy, Abdou Moumouni University, Niger [Did not present - see presentation PDF by Tandia: 981kb] |
| 13:25 | Tools for Nutrient Recycling and Soil Enhancement. Ms. Anna Richert, Director, Richert Miljökompetens, Sweden [Presentation PDF: 734kb] |
| 13:30 | Discussion: The Potential of Productive Sanitation. Moderator: Dr. Elisabeth Kvarnström |
| 13:45 | Close of Side Event |
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Big,
Sweet Tomatoes - Food Security and Productive Sanitation