| WEBINARS 1. Taking a Fresh Look at How we Fix Sanitation | WORKSHOPS 1. How-to-Series: Sharing Climate Strategies for Sanitation | |
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| State of The World’s Sanitation Kate Medlicott, WHO, Geneva, Switzerland Asian Water Development Outlook KD1 and KD3 Lachlan Guthrie, Griffiths University, Brisbane, Australia Asian Water Development Outlook 2020 Implications for Sanitation Steven Kenway, Univ of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia Citywide Inclusive Sanitation (CWIS): A Public Service Approach for Equitable Sanitation Service Delivery Roshan Shrestha, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Seattle, USA ADB and Inclusive Sanitation Norio Saito, ADB, Manila, Philippines | Climate Strategies for Sanitation: Unpacking Resilience Ramon Abracosa, Asian Institute of Management, Philippines Madhya Pradesh Urban Services Improvement Project – Additional Financing Laxmi Sharma, Asian Development Bank, Philippines Addressing Physical (Asset) Resilience Bon Masangcay, Independent Consultant, Philippines Sharing Climate Strategies for Sanitation Kerrie Burge, Monash University, Australia Social and feminist architecture in humanitarian contexts Michelle Farrington, Oxfam, Nigeria Addressing the Sanitation Crisis for the Urban Poor, Nairobi, Kenya Brian McSorley, Oxfam, United Kingdom Context of Urban Slums in Pakistan Syed Hasnain, Oxfam, United Kingdom |
| 2. Coordination, Cooperation, and Collaboration for CWIS | 2. How-to-Series: Planning and Designing CWIS in Practice | |
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| Coordination, Cooperation, and Collaboration for CWIS Maria Salvetti, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), France Integrated approach for sanitation development in Japan Pierre Flamand, Japan Sanitation Consortium (JSC), Japan Enabling Environment for CWIS – Lessons from Warangal Vedala Srinivas Chary, Administrative Staff College of India (ASCI), India Baguio City Sanitation Improvement Project How Policy, Institutional and Regulatory Reforms can Support More Inclusive Sanitation Thuy Trang Dang, Asian Development Bank, Philippines | CWIS Overview Program CWIS Workshop Introduction to CWIS Abishek S. Narayan, Eawag-Sandec, Switzerland CWIS Implementation Challenges Christoph Luthi, Eawag-Sandec, Switzerland CWIS Available Resources and Tools Vasco Schelbert, Eawag-Sandec, Switzerland Mainstreaming CWIS in ADB Operations Christian Walder, Asian Development Bank, Philippines |
| 3. CWIS: Mix and Match Approach to Sanitation Technologies | 3. How-to Series: Leveraging the Links between Water, Sanitation, Hygiene, and Health | |
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| Mixing and Matching Sanitation Systems Isabel Blackett, Independent Consultant, United Kingdom Holistic CWIS - The role of de-centralized, small-scale STPs Manas Rath, BORDA South Asia, India Indonesian Mix Approach on Accelerating Sanitation Development Asri Indiyani, Ministry of Public Works and Housing, Indonesia Lesson’s Learned in On-site Sanitation Management in Mongolian Context Choikhand Janchivlamdan, Ministry of Environment and Tourism (MET), Mongolia | WASH and Health Working Together Kate Medlicott, World Health Organization (WHO), Switzerland Leveraging the Links between Water, Sanitation, Hygiene, and Health Bronwyn Powell, International WaterCentre, Australia Experience from Pakistan: Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Cities Improvement Project (KPCIP) Kiyoshi Nakamitsu, Asian Development Bank, Philippines WASH and Health in Practice: Project Examples Vickie Antonio, Independent Consultant, Philippines Inclusive and pro-poor development for WASH and Health – a Social Development perspective Wendy Walker, Asian Development Bank, Philippines |
| 4. Sex, Sanctity, and Sanitation for All | 4. How-to-Series: Towards Achieving Gender and Social Inclusion in Urban Sanitation | |
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| Sex, Sanctity, and Sanitation for All Jane Olley, Water and Sanitation for Urban Poor (WSUP), United Kingdom Yaver Abidi, WSUP, United Kingdom Equity and Inclusion in All that We Do Thérèse Dooley, UNICEF South Asia, Nepal Sex, Sanctity, and Sanitation for All Prabhjot Khan, Asian Development Bank, Philippines Bangladesh: Third Urban Governance and Infrastructure Improvement [Sector] Project (UGIIP-3) A.K.M. Rezaul Islam, Ministry of Local Government, Bangladesh | Towards achieving Gender and Social Inclusion in Urban Sanitation A Sanitation Businesswoman Fighting the Odds [video] Gender and Social Inclusion in Urban Sanitation My Fantasy Life [video] |
| 5. Strategies to Keep Sanitation Services Operating | 5. How-to Series: The Business of Sanitation Economy | |
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Water Operators’ Partnership in Bekasi, Indonesia The Role of Sanitation Workers and the Sustainability of Sewered Sanitation An Experience from Small Town Water Supply and Sanitation Sector Project Wastewater Management in East Zone of Metro Manila | How to: The Business of the Sanitation Economy with Toilet Board Coalition Alexandra Knezovich, Toilet Board Coalition, Switzerland Venu Gupta, Toilet Board Coalition, Switzerland |
| 6. Why We Need to Think Differently about Sanitation | 6. How-to Series: Get More Performance from Wastewater Assets | |
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What do we need to change about sanitation behaviour change? Thinking Differently about Sanitation: Swachh Bharat Mission and experience from Maharashtra, India Global Sanitation Graduate School Importance of Large-Scale Fecal Sludge Management in CWIS | Short introduction in workshop goals and content Introduction to Water Quality Monitoring Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) to assess asset performance and drive future developments and investments |