All systems go! Presentations

GP1: Reforming our way to sustainable WASH systems
Water Civilization A history of the Dutch drinking water sector - Dr. David Zetland | Leiden University

GP2: Understanding local needs and unlocking latent capacity 
Managing Change from Within Experiences with Developing Leadership in India and Africa - Viju James | Independent consultant
Facilitating Local Strengthening of WASH Systems: Whose understanding counts? - Muhammed Ebrahim Mussa, Tereza Nega and Betelhem Hailegios | IRC Ethiopia
Education and training in Sustainable WASH systems - Pam Furniss | The Open University
Capacity of WASH service providers of Odisha state, India - Nitya Jaco | IRC
Civic champions:turn that pesky political will problem into an opportunity for systems strengthening - Sovattha | WaterSHED

GP3: District wide approaches: What is a district WASH plan and how do we get there?
Rwanda - Maurice Kwizera | WaterAid
Burkina Faso - Richard Bassono | IRC Burkina Faso
Ghana - Benjamin Adbemore | IRC Ghana; George Padmore Mensah | District Coordinating Director - Asutifi North
Nepal - Will Tillett | Aguaconsult
Ethiopia - Tedla Mulatu | Millenium Water Alliance
Uganda - Cate Nimaya | Water for People
Rwanda - Perpetue Kamuyumbu | Water for People

GP4: Embracing complexity: thinking in systems and what it means for WASH
Embracing Complexity: Thinking in systems and what it means for WASH - Nick Valcourt | University of Colorado Boulder; Jeffrey Walters | George Fox University; Amy Javernick-Will | University of Colorado Boulder; Karl Linden | University of Colorado Boulder

GP5: Health systems: what we can learn, why we must strengthen them and how we can work with them
Health systems: what we can learn, why we must strengthen them and how we can work with them - WHO, UNICEF WaterAid

GP6: How to ensure systems leave no one behind?
How to ensure systems leave no one behind? - Hannah Crichton-Smith | WaterAid; Eva Duarte Davidson | WASH SDG Programme; Sara Ahrari | Simavi

GP7: Blunders, bloopers and foul-ups: a WASH game show. Introducing the Nakuru Accord
Blunders, bloopers and foul-ups: a WASH game show. Introducing the Nakuru Accord - Dani Barrington | University of Leeds

GP9: Integrating WASH and nutrition for stunting reduction: from system collision to sector cohesion
Integrating WASH and Nutrition for stunting reduction: From system collision to sector cohesion - Christopher McGahey | Hillaria International; Suzan van der Wilt | Max Foundation; Moderator: Arabella Hayter /WHO

GP10: Getting the politics right to ensure ongoing WASH systems delivery
Getting Politics Right To Ensure Ongoing WASH Systems Delivery: The case of Blantyre - Kate Harawa and Kimberly Lemme | Water For People; Stuart Kempster
Meaningful ways to engage with political actors - Viju James | Independent consultant

GP11: Beyond collaboration: learning from national and district-level collective action efforts in WASH
Collective Action – Learning from Failure - Geoff Revel, Lyn McLennan and Lyn McLennan | WaterSHED

GP13: Sustainable WASH systems: government-driven approach
Collective Impact in Ethiopia - Laura Brunson | MWA

GP14: National initiatives to strengthen local WASH systems: experiences from Rwanda and Honduras
PTPS Platform Honduras - Martin Rivera | The PTPS initiative, Honduras
District Wide Approach in Rwanda - Fidele Nteziyaremye | National WASH Secretariat, Rwanda

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SH1: Introduction to the overarching theme of sanitation systems thinking (dialogue)
Sanitation and hygiene dialogue - Dr. Elizabeth Tilley | University of Malawi; Dr. Meera Mehta | CEPT University; Christoph Lüthi | Eawag-Sandec

SH2: Systems challenges in urban and rural sanitation
System challenges in urban and rural sanitation - Dr Pippa Scott | i-san; Andrés Hueso | WaterAid; Cathy Stephen | Plan International UK
Delivering rural sanitation: context specific and adaptive programming guidance - Andrés Hueso | WaterAid; Cathy Stephen | Plan International UK
The sanitation cityscape conceptual framework: understanding urban sanitation systems - Dr Pippa Scott | i-san

SH3: Strengthening sanitation and hygiene in the WASH systems conceptual framework
Strengthening Sanitation and Hygiene in the WASH Systems conceptual Framework - Robert Gensch | German Toilet Organization; Will Tillet | Aguaconsult

SH4: Toward resilient systems for sanitation and hygiene services provision
Strengthening the sanitation market system: WaterSHED's Hands-Off experience - George Revell | WaterSHED
A Systems Approach to Capacity Building: Lessons from Sanitation Capacity Building Platform (SCBP), India - Jyoti Dash, Mohit Kapoor, Depinder Kapur NIUA
Continuity and Discontinuity: Systems learning transitioning from humanitarian WASH response to development - Simone Klawitter | UNICEF

SH5: The new WHO guidelines on sanitation and health (interactive session)
Guidelines on sanitation and health | WHO

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SW1: Overcoming rural water supply challenges
Digging deep behind the complexities of sustainable water supply in Nepal - Anjil Adhikari, Oxfam Nepal
African handpumps: an Apollo 13 approach - Richard Carter | Richard Carter & Associates, Ltd.
Supply chains and Operation and maintenance (O&M) in Amhara region of Ethiopia - Adugnaw Tadesse | CARE Ethiopia

SW2: Water safety planning within the WASH systems context
Impact Assessment of 99 WSPs in Asia-Pacific Region revealed significant improvements | Aquaya
Why Water Safety Plans are the original systems approach - Bruce Gordon | WHO

SW3: Progress in Latin America and Asia: what drives service delivery improvements?
Lessons from Asiaon the political economy of sanitation - Andrés Hueso | WaterAid
Progress in Latin America and Asia: What drives service delivery improvements? The case of San Pedro, Bolivia - Daniel Oporto | Water For People
Access to Water: exchanging solutions to common challenges in the Global South - Lil Soto | Avina Foundation

SW4: Innovations in rural water maintenance models
UDUMA - Nicolaas van der Wilk | Rural Water Supply Services
Preventative maintenance in the Central African Republic - David De Armey | Water for Good
The Fundifix Model - Cliff Nyaga | Fundifix
Public-private partnership for full functionality affordable tariffs, piped water - Adam Harvey | Whave Solutions, Uganda

SW5: Realising the piped water dream
Realising the piped water dream - Mike Barbee | Water4
Water quality monitoring for smalle piped systems in Asutifi North, Ghana - AJ Karon | Aquaya
Utility-led distribution of filters in Ethiopia - Hester Foppen | Aqua for All

SW6: Leave no one behind: the role of self-supply in reaching everyone
Ensuring "Leaving no one behind": the role of Self-supply in reaching everyone - Lemessa Mekonta | IRC Ethiopia; Matthias Saladin | Skat

SW7: Creating an enabling environment for better performing urban utilities
Creating an enabling environment for better performing urban utilities - Dominique Gâtel | AquadFed

SW8: Moving the needle on safe and sustainable water systems: a synthesis of opportunities and challenges
Moving the needle on safe and sustainable water systems - Ranjiv Khush | Aquaya

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F1: Getting the foundations right for sustainable financial solutions
Getting the foundations right for sustainable financial solutions - Jeffrey Goldberg | USAID; Joel Kolker | World Bank; Catarina Fonseca | IRC;  Lesley Pories | Water.org; Moses Ssonko | Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development of Uganda; Ing. Worlanyo Kwadjo Siabi | Ministry of Sanitation and Water Resources, Ghana; Christopher Flensborg | SEB; Paula Beens | DGIS

F2: What is needed for a country to prepare and implement a robust WASH financing strategy?
WASH financing in 5 countries in West & Central Africa - Dawda Jawara | UNICEF
Sector investment frameworks in Burkina Faso and Kenya - Dirk Schaeffer | GIZ Kenya

F3: Results-based financing (RBF) in WASH: opportunities and lessons learned
Results-based financing (RBF) in WASH: opportunities and lessons learned - Antoinette Kome | SNV; Chris Brown | WEL Group; Joke Le Poole | Max Foundation; Lukas Kwezi | DFID Tanzania; Moderator: Rachel Cardone | Red Thread Advisors

F4: Tracking financial flows and developing WASH accounts: key results and future perspectives
Burkina Faso: TrackFin Country Experience - Juste Nansi | IRC Burkina Faso

F5: Financing WASH for the mile: how to invest in water and sanitation systems with negative return on investment?
Financing WASH for the last mile: how do we invest in systems with negative returns? - Anjil Adhikari | Oxfam Nepal; Irene Gai | Oxfam Kenya; Jessica Graf | Le Fil Consulting; Rob Mills | Social Finance; Tom Wildman | Oxfam GB

F6: The critical role of governments and political will in WASH finance
The critical role of governments and political will in WASH finance - Regina Rossman | GIZ; Manoj Gulati | Water.org-India; Depinder Kapur | National Institute of Urban Affairs, India; Trisha Aggarwala | Centre for Budget and Governance Accountability, India

F7: The role of different stakeholders in influencing financial flows across the system
Mapping Malawi's budget decision-making for rural WASH service delivery - Sydney Byrns | WASH Catalysts

F8: Using life-cycle costing data to support strategic planning and decision making
Uso de los datos de costos de ciclo de vida para apoyar la planificación estratégica y toma de decisión - Tupac Mejia | Water For People Honduras
Lifecycle costing data to support strategic planning and decision-making - Tupac Mejia | Water For People Honduras
Using evidence on life cycle costs to plan for achieving the SDGs in Amhara, Ethiopia - Mesfin Geremew | World Vision Ethiopia and the Millennium Water Alliance
Budget tracking using life-cycle costing in Odisha, India - Rushika Shiva | IRC; Trisha Aggarwala | Centre of Budget and Governance Accountability; Moderator

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FS1: Systems strengthening in Fragile states: rethinking the conceptual framework for fragile contexts
Fragile states opening session

FS2: Adapting to fragile contexts: choices, dilemmas and consequences that relate to working in fragile contexts
Fragility quiz | Water for good; Oxfam

FS3: Fostering systems change in Fragile states: economic and market based approaches
Fostering systems changes in Haiti using principles from the market systems sector - Agnes Montangero | Helvetas
The "Economic Approach": Life-cycle costing for rural WASH in DRC - Franck Flachenberg | DRC WASH consortium

FS4: Strengthening monitoring and information systems in fragile contexts
Strengthening monitoring and information systems in fragile contexts - Donavon Favre; Adrienne Lane. Crépin Mavoungou | Water for Good; Evan Thomas | University of Colorado Boulder

FS5: Community engagement in the Democratic Republic of Congo: opportunities and challenges of applying the building blocks in an adaptive way
Community engagement in the Democratic Republic of Congo: opportunities and challenges of applying the building blocks in an adaptive way - Fidelis Folifac; Franck Flachenberg | DRC WASH consortium; Anne Cossutta | SWIFT Consortium

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M1: Beyond building blocks: identifying and monitoring dynamic drivers of functional WASH systems
Beyond Building Blocks? Identifying and monitoring dynamic drivers of sector performance - Clare Battle | WaterAid

M2: Understanding and assessing the WASH system
WASH Bottleneck Analysis Tool - Guy Hutton | UNICEF
WASH system change: System change framework of IRC in use - René van Lieshout | IRC

M3: Understanding the outcomes of WASH System Strengthening in complex settings
Understanding the outcomes and impact of WASH systems strengthening in complex settings - Dr. Paul Hutchings | Cranfield University; Dr. John Butterworth | IRC Ethiopia; Barbara van Koppen | IWMI

M4: Introduction to a variety of tools and approaches to monitoring and measuring WASH systems
Evolving Metrics For Monitoring Sanitation Market Systems - Allison Salinger | WaterSHED; Geoff Revell | WaterSHED
Flushing out leverage points for system-strengthening: Applying organizational network analysis to improving progress towards achieving the SDGs - Geoff Revell | WaterSHED

M5: Networked for action: understanding coalition networks for WASH service sustainability
Networked for Action: Understanding coalition networks for WASH service sustainability - Diana Harper | LINC; Duncan McNicholl | Independent Consultant; Pauline Kiamba | Rural Focus; Moderator: Amy Javernick-Will | University of Colorado Boulder

M6: The power of data in inspiring and measuring systems change
Using evidence to deliver and do WASH - Nicolas Dickinson | WASHNote
"Act"-ing Lessons: Sharing and Analyzing Data - Brian Banks | Global Water Challenge
Use of monitoring data for evidence-based decision making: A factor analysis - Marieke Adank | IRC

M7: Drivers, triggers and factors for success or failure in strengthening government-led monitoring
Country-led monitoring in West and Central Africa - Nick Dickinson | WASHNote
The Drivers, Triggers and Factors to Accelerate Government Led Monitoring – Myanmar case study - Ellen Greggio and Tim Davis | WaterAid; Hla Khaing | Department for Rural Development, Myanmar

M8: Towards WASH service delivery systems approach: using different tools and sources of data
"Act"-ing Lessons: Sharing and Analyzing Data - Brian Banks | Global Water Challenge
Unlock the potential of your data - Peter van der Linde, Jeroen van der Sommen, Machteld Galema | Akvo

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CB3: System mapping and identifying leverage points- a simplified process for practitioners
System mapping and identifying leverage points - Sydney Byrns | WASH Catalysts

CB5: Theories of change and how to use them
Theory of change for Systems Change - Katie Boswell | NPC

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