data: who are you? (and programme explained)

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


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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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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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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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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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http://washmonitoring.wordpress.com/

data: who are you? (and programme explained)

Technology

small town

wide monitoring

ictsin rural

financial

assess costeffectiveness

vicious cycle

joining hands

building coherence