Ecosan
Sessions at the 3rd World Water Forum, Kyoto March 17, 20 and 21,
2003
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17
March at 08:45 - 11:30 Venue:
Suehiro Room, Kyoto Takaragaike Prince Hotel
Ecological
Sanitation - Progress
Being Made Around the World: What is Ecosan and What is Being Done
Generally?
Organised
by Stockholm Environment Institute
(SEI), Japan Toilet Association (JTA) and the City of Kyoto
Welcome
Speech
Chair
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The
Sida Global Ecosan Programme, Bengt Johansson, Head, Water Division, Department for
Natural Resources and the Environment Swedish
International Development Cooperation Agency, (Sida), Sweden
Keynotes
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Ecosan:
What Kind of Advocacy is Needed? Honourable Maria Mutagamba, Uganda
Minister of Water, Land and Environment
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The
Science and Technology Behind Ecosan, Saburo
Matsui, Professor,
Graduate School of Global Environmental Studies, Kyoto University,
Kyoto, Japan
Panel
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What
is Ecosan in Practise and What Role Can it Play in Meeting the
Millennium Development Goals and the Johannesburg Committments?
Arno
Rosemarin, Communications
Director, SEI, and Manager, EcoSanRes Programme, Sweden
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The
GTZ Global Ecosan Programme, Christine Werner,
Team Leader, Ecosan-project, German Technical Cooperation (GTZ),
Germany
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UNICEF
Presentation, Vanessa Tobin, Chief, Water, Environment and Sanitation Section, UNICEF HQ, USA
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Ecological
Sanitation for Sustainable Development and Poverty Eradication -
UNDP's Approach,
Ingvar Andersson,
Senior Water Policy Advisor, Bureau for Development Policy, UNDP
HQ, USA
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WSP's
Contribution to the Sanitation Challenge, Walter Stottmann,
Manager, Water and Sanitation Programme, Washington, D.C., US
Panel
Discussion What Can Ecosan
Do to Help Reach the Millennium Development Goal and the Johannesburg
Commitment on Sanitation?
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21 March at 12:30 - 15:15 Venue: Room J, International Conference Hall, 2nd
floor
Ecological
Sanitation - Closing
the Nutrient Loop Through Ecosan in Rural and Urban Areas
Organised
by Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI), Japan Toilet Association (JTA)
and the City of Kyoto
Chair
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Saburo
Matsui, Professor, Graduate School of Global Environmental
Studies, Kyoto University, Kyoto, Japan
Keynote
Panel
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Experiments
Using Urine and Humus Derived from Ecological Toilets as a Source of
Nutrients in Growing Crops, Peter Morgan,
Director, Aquamor
PVT. Ltd., Harare, Zimbabwe
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EcoSan-related
Norms in Capacity Building, Jan-Olof Drangert,
Ass. Prof. Linkoping University, Sweden
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Projects
on Ecological Sanitation in Middle Europe, Ralf Otterpohl,
Director, Institute of Municipal and Industrial Wastewater
Management, Technical University Hamburg (TUHH), Germany
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Bringing
Ecosan to South Asia, Paul Calvert,
Director, EcoSolutions, Whitby, UK
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Eco-stations
and Eco-towns: New Policies in the Making, Mayling
Simpson-Hebert,
Medical/Environmental Anthropologist, The Steamboat Springs
Institute, Steamboat Springs, Colorado, USA
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Setting
up Ecosan in Peri-urban Kampala, Maimuna Nalubega
(In-charge, Sanitary and Environmental Engineering Section, Civil
Engineering Department, Makerere University, Kampala, Uganda)
Panel
Discussion The
Positive Implications of Closing the Loop on Nutrients for Communities,
Regions and Countries
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IWA
International Water Association
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20 March at 08:45 - 11:30
Venue: Room E, International Conference Hall
Science, Technology and
Management Panel
Affordable
& Ecologically Sound Community Sanitation - New Solutions to Old
Problems
Convener
and Co-convenor: Ralf Otterpohl (Chair of IWA specialist group
"Sustainable Sanitation") and Arno Rosemarin (Manager, EcoSanRes
Programme, SEI)
Problems
in Sanitation Around the World
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Ralf
Otterpohl,
Director, Institute of Wastewater Management, TUHH Technical
University Hamburg.
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New
Solutions 1:
Ron Sawyer, Director,
Sarar Transformacion SC, Mexico.
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New
Solutions 2: Lin
Jiang, Director,
Science and Education Dept, Jiu San Society, Guangxi, China.
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New
Solutions 3: Ned
Breslin, Country
Representative, WaterAid, Mozambique.
WaterAid's
growing experience with ecosan in Southern Africa
Cases
Around the World in Brief
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Christine
Werner, Project
Team Leader, EcoSan, GTZ German Technology Co-Operation, Germany.
Systematic
Representation of the Ecological Sanitation Toolbox
Panel
Discussion: Un- and
underserved people: Where Can Ecological Sanitation Help Solve Severe
Problems Around the World? Facilitator: Ralf Otterpohl
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Steve
Halls,
Director, UNEP IETC
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Maimuna
Nalubega,
In-charge, Sanitary and Environmental Engineering Section, Makerere
University, Kampala, Uganda
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Arno
Rosemarin,
Communications Director, SEI, and Manager, EcoSanRes Programme
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Uno
Winblad,
Visiting Professor, Kyoto University, Japan
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