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Presentations from the WASH Learning theme 1 - Delivering Safe WASH Services session of the All Systems Connect International Symposium 2023.

Title	All Systems Connect : WASH Learning theme 1 - Delivering Safe WASH Services
Publication Type	Presentation
Year of Publication	2023
Authors	Mshana, A, Yeboah, C, Rivera, L, Wamisho, R, S, S, Slaymaker, T, Lockwood, H, Fulugence, M, Adank, M, Cole, J, Brouwer, B, Boulenouar, J, Dupuis, M, WHO, Twyman, B, van der Voorden, C
Secondary Title	All Systems Connect International Symposium, 2-4 May 2023, The Hague, the Netherlands
Pagination	16 PPTX files
Date Published	05/2023
Publisher	IRC, Water For People, Water for Good
Place Published	The Hague, the Netherlands
Publication Language	English
Keywords	small drinking-water supplies, systems strengthening
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 WASH Learning theme 1: Delivering Safe WASH Services. Realising safely managed services in water and sanitation demands new solutions and better performance, with services tailored to different urban and rural contexts. This theme explored professionalisation, expansion of utilities and the role of private operators in water, as well as city-wide sanitation and area-wide approaches for sanitation in rural areas. The theme included the following sessions (please use Microsoft Edge as browser for easy viewing): W1.1 The drive towards safely managed water supply: getting water on premises Kumtua mama ndoo kichwani! : landing a bucket on a mother's head - Anne Mshana, Arusha Urban Water Supply and Sanitation Authority (AUWSA) and Mary Mulokozi, Mwanza Urban Water Supply and Sanitation Authority (MWAUWASA) Bending the operational breakeven curve : utilitizing Small Water Enterprises through last-mile connections - Charles Yeboah, Safe Water Network Ghana Micro -metering as a key system requirement for fair pay and water availability in rural areas of Latin America : Water For People experience from Guatemala, Honduras, Bolivia, Peru - Liza Rivera – Water For People The drive towards safely managed water supply: getting water on premise : household connections in two rural communities in Ghana - Robel L. Wamisho and Kofi Asante and World Vision Ghana Payment modalities for low-income households : a key element for accelerating access to water on premise - Stef Smits, IRC and Lemessa Mekonta, IRC Ethiopia W1.2 Systemic requirements for monitoring and managing water quality - includes: Progress on global monitoring on safely managed water (WHO/UNICEF JMP) - Tom Slaymaker, UNICEF Monitoring & surveillance under Jal Javeen Mission - Asad Umar, Aga Khan Foundation Role of fit-for-purpose labs for monitoring & management (REACH), Sital Uprety, Eawag W1.3 Transition from community-based management Transition from community-based management : drivers and what this means for systems strengthening - Harold Lockwood (Aguaconsult UK) W1.4 Strengthening the enabling environment for improving utility performance National Workshop on "Approach for Provision of Water Supply and Sanitation Services to Low-Income Population" - Anne Mshana (AUWSA/VEI) & Mary Fulugence (MWAWASA/VEI) Utility system strengthening in Ethiopia : the enabling environment for improving utility performance - Marieke Adank (IRC), Kitka Goyol (UNICEF Ethiopia) Overcoming systemic barriers to WASH service delivery through water operator partnerships : a bottom-up approach - Jeanne Cole (WaterAid), Hannah Gray (WaterAid) Strengthening the enabling environment for improving utility performance : a dialogue session - Brenda Brouwer (VEI Dutch Water Operators) W1.5 Private operators of rural water supplies: drivers, experiences and supporting systems Privately-managed rural water services - Julia Boulenouar (Aguaconsult), Mikael Dupuis (UDUMA) W1.6 Local systems for citywide sanitation (no presentation available) W1.7 Small but not forgotten: sneak preview of WHO's new guidelines for small drinking-water supplies Small but not forgotten : sneak preview of WHO's new guidelines for small drinking-water supplies - RWSN & WHO W1.8 How regulators can enhance the delivery of onsite sanitation services How regulators can enhance the Delivery of non-conventional sanitation services - Sam Drabble (WSUP), Abishek Sankara Nayaran (EAWAG – World Bank), Bill Twyman (Aguaconsult), Peter Mutale (NWASCO / ESAWAS), Dr. Sophie Boisson (WHO) & José Miguel Kobashikawa Maekawa (SUNASS- Peru) W1.9 An area-wide approach for programming rural sanitation An area-wide approach for programming rural sanitation : understanding core components and change pathways - USAID WASHPaLS #2, FINISH Mondial

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