Water and Sanitation EC-EIB Seminar - Brussels,June 2011.

Time

Activity

09h00-09h30

• Opening remarks & Presentation of the workshop : (EIB & EC)
• Introduction to day sessions and participants.

        Mr. Eric Buhl‑Nielsen

.

09h30-11h00

Session 1: Enabling environment :  How can we maximise the effectiveness of our respective instruments

EIB –Monica Scatasta: EIB’s view concerning the enabling environment : complementarities of policy dialogue and various financial instruments

OECD –Aziza Akhmouch: Governance in the water sector: key challenges and OECD’s contribution

EIB –Marco Beros: The Mauritius case study

Discussion with audience

11h00-11h30

Coffee Break

11h30-13h00

Session 2 : Public-private and public-public partnerships: General principles and practices

OECD: Céline Kaufmann: The OECD checklist for policy-makers: Back to the enabling environment!

IWA: Tom Williams: Public-public partnerships: Potential and constraints of the WOPs

AFD (tbc): Sénégal: The waning of a success story and the impact of the enabling environment

Discussion with audience

13h00-

14h30

Lunch

14h30-16h00

Session 3 : Public-private and public-public partnerships: Case studies

EIB –Harald Schölzel: Malawi: Lessons learned from an experience in Sub-Saharan Africa

Aquafed –Thomas von W. : Morocco: Lessons learned from two experiences in North Africa

Discussion with audience

16h00-

16h30

Coffee break

16h30-18h00

Session 4:  Back to the future

Céline Kaufmann/Monica Scatasta/Harald Schölzel: Future challenges, avenues for discussion

Discussion with audience.

Time

Activity                                                            

09h00-09h30

Session 1: Context of the study

René Bosman / Tom Roberts/ Eric Buhl-Nielsen.

09h30-10h30

Session 2: The case studies

Jordan / Lesotho  (Eric Buhl-Nielsen) 

Senegal / Burkina Faso(Bruno Valfrey-Visser) 

Uganda/ South Africa  (Kris Prasada Rao) 

10h30-11h00

Coffee Break

11h00-11h30

Session 3 – Bolivia presentation

DUE Bolivia : Luca Citarelli  

11h30-12h30

Session 4 – overview of findings

Policy – Finance-Institutions-Coordination -  Monitoring

all the SWAP Study team : 4 experts

Discussion

12h30-14h00

Lunch

14h00-15h00

Session 5 : Political Economy Analysis applied to sectors

Eric Buhl-Nielsen / Chantal Marijnissen DEVCO B1/

René Bosman 

15h00-16h30

Working Groups on main findings on SWAP

16h30-17h00

Coffee break

17h00-18h00

Working Groups on main findings on SWAP (continuing)

09h00-

10h30

Session 1 : examples of innovative approaches

                  - Service Delivery Approach

                  - Life Cycle Costs

Triple S : Christophe Nothomb

10h30-11h00

Coffee break

11h00-12h30

Session 2 : Climate change-Adaptation

DG DEVCO C/2 : Paul Renier/ Sophie De Coninck.

EIB :  Monica Scatasta on Seychelle exemple

Plenary discussion

12h30-14h00

Lunch

14h00-15h30

Session 3 : Water Framework Directive and Cooperation

EC : DG ENV : Peter Gammeltoft/ Nicola Notaro

Plenary session

- Communication on Water under preparation

- Water Framework Directive

- 2012 Water year

15h30-16h00

Coffee break

16h00-17h30

Session 4: Transboundary and Basin Organisations

Gert Soer EUWI MED  

Plenary session

Presentation of global support mechanisms for transboundary and basin organisations.

17h30-18h00

Conclusions of the Seminar. Wrap up –Evaluation:

Mr. Eric Buhl-Nielsen