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Symposium Monitoring Sustainable WASH Service Delivery
Who are we?
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409 representatives from 58 countries
Monitoring Sustainable WASH Service Delivery Symposium
Public Sector – National Authorities
NGO International
NGO National
NGO Local
Multilateral Aid Agency / UN Agencies
Bilateral Aid Agency
Foundation
University / Research institute
Private Sector – National Company
Consulting Company
26% Public sector – National Authorities
46% International NGOs
Monitoring Sustainable WASH Service Delivery Symposium
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Symposium Monitoring Sustainable WASH Service Delivery
Programme Symposium Monitoring Sustainable WASH Service Delivery
6 topics1. Monitoring the finance needed for service delivery
2. Country-led and country-wide monitoring of rural and small towns water supplies
3. Project monitoring: a vicious cycle of donor accountability or a necessary stepping stone to better national WASH sector monitoring?
4. ICT for monitoring sustainable service delivery
5. Monitoring for sanitation and hygiene
6. Building coherence in global – regional – national WASH monitoring
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Monitoring the finance needed for service deliveryTopic leader: Catarina Fonseca, IRC/WASHCost
Sessions:
•Why financial monitoring matters: Global perspectives and indicators
•Monitoring financial flows at global and national level: Approaches and methodologies
•Joint session: Financial monitoring to assess cost effectiveness of sanitation and hygiene interventions
•Improving service delivery by linking monitoring with decision making at national level
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Country-led and country-wide monitoring of rural and small towns water supplies
Topic leader: Kerstin Danert, RWSN
Sessions:•What is country-led monitoring of rural and small towns water supplies?•Fulfilling mandates and responding to regulations for rural and small town water supplies•Collecting, collating, and using information in country-led monitoring
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Monitoring Sustainable WASH Service Delivery Symposium
Country-led and country-wide monitoring of rural and small towns water suppliesTopic leader: Kerstin Danert, RWSN
Sessions:•Joining hands – Where is the accountability for project and country-led monitoring of rural and small town water supplies?•From data to decision-making: Government use of ICTs in rural & small towns water supplies•What is needed to establish, maintain and use country-led monitoring systems for rural and small towns water supplies?
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Project monitoring: a vicious cycle of donor accountability or a necessary stepping stone to better national WASH sector monitoring?Topic leader: Harold Lockwood, Aguaconsult and IRC/Triple-S
Sessions:•Opening and keynote address – setting the scene for 'project monitoring'•Innovations of bi-lateral donors in project monitoring: The rise and rise of sustainability checks•NGO innovations in project monitoring and linkages with country-led frameworks
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Monitoring Sustainable WASH Service Delivery Symposium
Project monitoring: a vicious cycle of donor accountability or a necessary stepping stone to better national WASH sector monitoring?Topic leader: Harold Lockwood, Aguaconsult and IRC/Triple-S
Sessions:•Joining hands – Where is the accountability for project and country-led monitoring of rural and small town water supplies?
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ICT for monitoring sustainable service deliveryTopic leader: Joseph Pearce, WaterAid
Sessions:•ICT: Programme and project monitoring•Factors for successful design and implementation of ICT•Automated systems •Use of data for decision-making •From data to decision-making: Government use of ICTs in rural & small towns water supplies
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Monitoring for sanitation and hygiene
Topic leader: Carolien van der Voorden, WSSCC
Sessions:•Setting the scene: Sanitation & hygiene monitoring•Monitoring for sustainable open defecation free status•Joint session: Financial monitoring to assess cost effectiveness of sanitation & hygiene interventions•Monitoring behaviour-change outcomes for sanitation & hygiene at scale and for all
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Monitoring for sanitation and hygiene
Topic leader: Carolien van der Voorden, WSSCC
Sessions:•Markets, technology, and toolkits: Viability and sustainability•Monitoring handwashing behaviour change
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Building coherence in global – regional – national WASH monitoring
Topic leader: Piers Cross in collaboration with UN-Water Global Analysis and Assessment of Sanitation and Drinking-Water (UN-Water GLAAS)
Sessions:•Aligning global, regional, and national WASH monitoring•Aligning country analytic methodologies•Next generation global approaches•Monitoring human resources in WASH
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Extra sessions
•Community level monitoring and tools, led by Arto Suominen•Monitoring the enabling environment, led by Stef Smits
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Plenary sessionsWednesday:
– Feedback from Ethiopia National WASH Inventory Seminar– Monitoring performance or performing monitoring? Lessons on the
politics of monitoring
Thursday:– Global and national monitoring’s forgotten history– A glance at the post-2015 indicators– Monitoring: Fit for purpose?– Closing session: synthesis & panel debate
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……. and more•Demo space: UPGRADE YOUR MONITORING: the latest information and communications technology in the WASH sector
Tuesday 18:00 – 20:00 in Harar Grill
Wednesday 18:00 – 19:00 in Harar Grill•Side events:
– Practical guidance for implementing the rights to water and sanitation: a handbook. 18:00 in Ibex
– How can we engage in monitoring past High Level meeting (HLM) commitments and preparing for the 2014 HLM? SWA (Sanitation and Water for All). 17:30 in Jacaranda
– Launch of the UNICEF/IRC MoU for sustainable wash services in Mozambique. 18:00 in Ballroom II
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Monitoring Sustainable WASH Service Delivery Symposium
Monitoring Sustainable WASH Service Delivery Symposium
Monitoring Sustainable WASH Service Delivery Symposium
Monitoring Sustainable WASH Service Delivery Symposium
Monitoring Sustainable WASH Service Delivery Symposium
Monitoring Sustainable WASH Service Delivery Symposium
Monitoring Sustainable WASH Service Delivery Symposium
Monitoring Sustainable WASH Service Delivery Symposium
Monitoring Sustainable WASH Service Delivery Symposium
Monitoring Sustainable WASH Service Delivery Symposium
Any Other Business• Rooms: full is full• USB sticks: on request at the secretariat• After the symposium
All papers and presentations on the IRC website
A book with 6 chapters and a synthesis• Waterlines special available as free down load• Ermias Woldeamlak for life screen projection• Abraham Haile Biru for video reports
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Symposium website!
www.irc.nl/symposium2013
With updates and changes in the programme
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Tweet!
If you want to twitter use hashtag:
#WASHmon
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Blog!
Check out the blog:
http://washmonitoring.wordpress.com/
If you want to blog:
Contact Petra Brussee, Angelica de Jesus or Cor Dietvorst
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Symposium Monitoring Sustainable WASH Service Delivery
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