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Presentations from the CONNECT Social Justice thematic track of the All Systems Connect International Symposium 2023.

Title	All Systems Connect : CONNECT Social Justice presentations
Publication Type	Presentation
Year of Publication	2023
Authors	Potter, A, Clark, M, Akinyi, D, Pankhurst, H, Hoffman, S, Hamis, A, Nweke, A, Rocha, G, Maphosa, K, Seguin, N, Oraeki, T, Gumede, T, Khunou, K, Gill, MJ
Secondary Title	All Systems Connect International Symposium, 2-4 May 2023, The Hague, the Netherlands
Pagination	12 PPTX files
Date Published	05/2023
Publisher	One For All - IRC, Water For People, Water For Good
Place Published	The Hague, the Netherlands
Publication Language	English
Keywords	right to decent work
Abstract	The All Systems Connect International Symposium was held from 2-4 May 2023, in The Hague, the Netherlands. The event included ten thematic tracks: C1) CONNECT health C2) CONNECT finance C3) CONNECT climate C4) CONNECT social justice W1) Delivering safely managed water and sanitation services W2) Markets and behaviour change: how people invest and driving to scale W3) Water resource management: finding systemic solutions W4) Governments, politics and systems change W5) Systems change and collective action D) Country Dialogues Presentations hosted under this resource were part of the CONNECT Social Justice thematic track. The space for civil society to defend citizens rights is contested and under threat in many contexts. A key arena for social justice is the delivery of public services like water and sanitation. The theme included the following sessions (please use Microsoft Edge as browser for easy viewing): C4.1 Hearing the unheard: human rights to water and sanitation - No presentation slides used, this video provided the main content for discussion. C4.2 Where and how does gender justice strengthen WASH systems? Promotion of women's entrepreneurship and leadership - USAID RANO WASH project C4.3 Claiming the rights to housing, water, sanitation, and a safe environment Using the media to promote the rights to water & sanitation in Tanzania - Aisha Hamis. Media for Community Engagement (MeCE) Promoting WASH rights & anti-corruption - Amaka Nweke, Global Society for Anti-Corruption (GSAC) & Network of Water Rights Initiative (WASH Rights Network) DEFENDING human rights - Gabriel Rocha, ProDESC For slum dwellers in Zimbabwe - Khumbulani Maphosa, Matabeleland Institute for Human Rights (MIHR) Claim your water rights - Nathalie Seguin Tovar, Freshwater Action Network Mexico [Corrected title to be added] - Siyabonga Mahlangu, Inner-City Federation (ICF) Water rights claiming in Nigeria - Temple Oraeki, Network of Water Rights Initiative (NEWARI) / Water Youth Network (WYN) C4.4 Claiming the right to decent work and to make a living Informal trade : a South African perspective - Kelebogile Khunou Rights claiming by Zimbabwe waste pickers - Khumbulani Maphosa, Matabeleland Institute for Human Rights (MIHR) From sinful to safe sanitation : a case of Pakistan's sanitation workers - Mary James Gill, Center for Law & Justice (CLJ) C4.5 Social Justice Action Assembly (no presentation available)

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