introduction to the session 2.4.1
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Introduction to the session 2.4.1. Mitsukuni WATANABE INWEPF. What’s INWEPF ?. Abbreviation of “ I nternational N etwork for W ater and E cosystem in P addy F ields ”. Providing a framework for promoting better management of water for paddy fields. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Mitsukuni WATANABEINWEPF
What’s INWEPF ?Abbreviation of “International Network for
Water and Ecosystem in Paddy Fields”
PartnershipSustainable water use
Food security and Poverty alleviation
INWEPF
Open forumVirtual meeting
Providing a framework for promoting better management of water for paddy fields
Working groupSteering meeting
Water multi-tasking :How to obtain more benefits per drop from multiple uses and functions
The session theme
Adjustment in the distribution of the resource is anticipated to become more significant .
The adjustment should be implemented under the perception of roles, functions and value of water in each of multiple uses.
Context
To define the characteristics the value the stakeholders
The important issues of MUSF
Most of water systems are used ranging from domestic uses to productive uses at different scales fulfilling various social, cultural, environmental functions.
Substance of session
recharging groundwatermitigating floodsproviding as domestic water supply and water for fish farming, navigation, hydropower
For example, the functions of irrigation water in paddy fields has a key factor in
Land conservation and flood mitigation
Substance of session
Substance of sessionpassing on traditional culture
sustaining ecosystem and biodiversity
forming aquatic landscapes
providing other socio-economic effects and environmental services
A wild bird is feeding in paddy area
To discuss the benefits and livelihood options which such functions can provide and the potential impact of them.
Purpose of the session
Why multiple uses and functions of water services are important in various geographical and climatic contexts?
What are cost and benefits of multiple uses and functions of water services?
Key questions
List of speakers and timing14.50 - 15.00: Introduction to multiple uses and functions of water services; concepts
and terminology, by Stef Smits (IRC) 15.00 - 15.50: Why multiple uses and functions of water services are important in
various geographical and climatic contexts. Case presentations of 10 minutes each by:
• The elephant pump programme, by Ian Thorpe (PumpAid)• Community-level multiple-use services in Zambia, by Jonathan Chisaka
(SADC/DANIDA IWRM Programme)• Agri-wetlands services, by Gerardo van Halsema (WUR) • Multiple functions of water management in paddy fields,
by Lee Haeng Woo (INWEPF)• Multipurpose water management in Basse Durance, France
by Christophe Castaner
15.50 - 16.30: Discussion with presenters in plenary moderated by chairperson
16.30 – 17.00: Coffee break (videos running on the screen)
List of speakers and timingSession 1 part 2
Cost and benefits of multiple uses and functions of water services. Moderator: C. Perry
17.00 – 17.20: Keynote Speech: costs and benefits of multiple-use services and potential for impact, by Mary Renwick (Winrock)
17.20 – 17.35: Case studies on impacts and potential of multiple uses and functions of water services of 5 minutes each by: • Cost-benefit-impacts analysis of multiple-use services in Ethiopia,
by Zemede Abebe Zewdie (RiPPLE Programme)• Cost and benefits of MUS in Latin America,
by Ariel Cuchnir, Louis Berger Inc.• Cost-benefit-impacts analysis of paddy system functions,
by Kazumi Yamaoka (INWEPF Japan)
17.35 – 18.45: Pannel discussion with presenters and keynote speakers 18.45 – 18.55: Concluding remarks on the debate by moderator 18.55 – 19.00: Closing remarks by chairman
Thank you for your attention
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