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9th ​World Water Forum

World Water Forum 2022 - Dakar - 25/03/2022

​At the 9th World Water Forum, the WASH Road Map presented a joint session with the ICRC and the LSHTM. Entitled ''Joining forces to prevent the reversal of the SDGs' in Fragile, Conflict, and Violence affected settings’’, it had two objectives:
  • To highlight the benefits of innovative partnerships for protecting, maintaining and/or strengthening water and sanitation services during crises with concrete examples of successful actions.
  • To encourage a dialogue between the public and a representative sample of the diversity of actors present in crises contexts.                   
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Agenda

1. The session was introduced by a panel composed of:
  • Ramesh Rajasingham (Director Coordination Division, OCHA) ​
  • Kelly Ann Naylor (WASH Director, UNICEF)​
  • Gilles Carbonnier (Vice President, ICRC)​
  • Christian Frutiger (Secretary of State​, SDC)
  • Jennifer Sara (Global Director of the WB Group’s Water Global Practices, World Bank)

2. Examples of successful actions were then presented by: 
  • Claudio Deola (Save the Children UK)​ who introduced the WASH Road Map
  • Lauren D’Mello Guyett (LSHTM)​ who presented the WASH sector Gap Analysis and Research Agenda
  • Dominick de Waal (WB) & Guillaume Pierrehumbert (ICRC) who shared the main takeaways from the report ‘’Joining forces to secure water and sanitation in protracted crises’’

3. Finally, the second multi-stakeholder panel discussed the practical local ways to further support the WASH sector: 
  • Ousmane Pitroipa (Chief Operating Officer of ONEA, Burkina Faso) ​- National water provider
  • Yacouba Konate (Head of LEHSA, 2iE Insitute, Burkina Faso)​ - University
  • Lama Youssef (Architect & WASH coordinator SARC, Syrie)​ - Local Humanitarian Organization
  • Odilon Changotadé (General Manager of Burex -3eA, Burkina Faso)​ - private sector
  •  Martina Rama (WASH Cluster Coordinator, Burkina Faso) - National WASH Coordination Platform

Overall, the session was a strong call to give the WASH sector the tools to do better in fragile and violence settings. It was also a great platform for the visibility of the Road Map and its messages, especially ahead of the UN 2023 Water Conference coming up in March 2023. 
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      • 1.1 ''WASH Hub'' online platform
      • 1.2 Core data repository and tools
      • 1.3 WASH Severity Classification
      • 1.4 Accountability and Quality Approach
      • 1.5 Research and Innovation
    • Capacity and profesionnalisation >
      • 2.1 Training courses offerings WASH learning portal
      • 2.2 Competency framework-based certification mechanism
      • 2.3 Scaling up and localization for learning systems in humanitarian WASH
    • Coordination and partnership >
      • 3.2 Specialized expertise for the WASH sector
      • 3.3 Integration and coordination of WASH into public health issues
      • 3.4 Multi-sectoral integration and coordination of WASH
      • 3.5 Humanitarian Development Peace Nexus Framework
      • 3.6 Field Support Team
    • Funding and advocacy >
      • 4.1 Secretariat of the WASH Road Map
      • 4.2 Sector Development and Strenghtening
      • 4.3 Advocacy for sector strengthening
  • Call To Action
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      • Groundwater&humanitarian aid panel discussion
      • Research Virtual Coffee
      • UN2023WC and GWS Virtual Coffee
  • Resources
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