| A. |
Session 1: Opening and Keynote Addresses |
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- Welcome Address, Mr. Takashi
Nakamoto, Japan |
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- "The Health Implications
of Efficient Water Use in Urban Areas" Dr. Gregory Bevan Goldstein,
WHO |
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- "Joint UNCHS/UNEP
Regional Initiative on Managing Water for African Cities" Dr.
Graham Philip Alabaster, UNCHS (Habitat) |
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- "Towards an Ensured and
Sound Hydrological Cycle" Mr. Seiji Ikkatai, Japan |
| B. |
Session 2: Harvesting and Utilisation of Rainwater |
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- "Economic and Water
Quality Aspects of Rainwater Catchment Systems" Prof. Adhityan
Appan, Singapore |
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- "Rainwater Utilization:
Facilities and Equipment" Mr. Klaus W. Konig, Germany |
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- "Creating a Rainwater
Utilization Based Society for Sustainable Development" Dr.
Makoto Murase, Japan |
| C. |
Session 3: Water Reuse for Non-potable Applications |
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- "Wastewater Reuse for Non-Potable
Applications: An Introduction" Prof. Takashi Asano, USA |
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- "Case Studies of Domestic
and Industrial Water Reuse for Non-Potable Applications" Dr.
Bruce E. Jank, Canada |
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- "Health Protection Measures
and Health Safeguards in Water Re-use for Non-potable Applications"
Dr. Gregory Bevan Goldstein, WHO |
| D. |
Session 4: Augmentation of Groundwater Resources through Aquifer
Recharge |
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- "Advantages of Aquifer Recharge
for a Sustainable Water Supply" Prof. Peter Fox, USA |
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- "Groundwater Recharge with
Reclaimed Municipal Wastewater - Regulatory Perspectives" Prof.
Takashi Asano, USA |
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- "Aquifer Storage and Recovery
in Urban Areas - Technology, Risks, and Implementation Issues"
Dr. Peter James Dillon, Australia |
| E. |
Session 5: Leakage Control and the Reduction of Unaccounted-for
Water |
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- "Advantages of Leakage
Control and the Reduction of Unaccounted-for Water" Mr. Jose
Augustus Hueb, WHO |
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- "Monitoring and Managing
Unaccounted for Water" Mr. Richard G. Sykes, USA |
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- "Leakage Control and Unaccounted-for
Water Analysis" Eng. Alexander Rizzo, Malta |
| F. |
Session 6: Water Demand Management |
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- "Water Demand Management"
Mr. Saul Arlosoroff, Israel |
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- "Approaches for Water
Demand Management: Water Saving Devices and Appliances" Mr.
Peter Thomas, Germany |
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- "Residential End Uses
of Water and Demand Management Opportunities" Mr. John Olaf
Nelson, USA |
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- "Water Demand Management
and the Urban Poor" Ms. Madeleen Wegelin-Schuringa, The Netherlands |
| G. |
Special Session: Special Speech and Introduction to IETC’s
“maESTro" |
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- "Changing the Concept
of Sewage Works for Sustainable Society - Separation of urine and
feces for recovery of useful materials and stopping contamination
of water bodies" Prof. Saburo Matsui, Japan |
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- "Introduction to IETC's
maESTro" Mr. Robert Rodriguez, UNEP-IETC |
| H. |
Session 7: Integrated Approaches for Efficient Water Use -Case
Studies |
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- "An Integrated Approach
for Efficient Water Use in Singapore" Mr. George Madhavan,
Singapore |
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- "Potential of Water Harvesting
in India: Some Case Studies" Dr. Indira Khurana, India |
| |
- "Integrated Approach for
Efficient Water Use - Case Studies" Mr. Saul Arlosoroff, Israel |
| |
- "Integrated Approaches
for Efficient Water Use in South Africa" Mr. Dhesigen Pydiah
Naidoo, Republic of South Africa |
| |
- "Integrated Approaches
for Efficient Water Use in Barbados" Dr. John Bwalya Mwansa,
Barbados |
| |
- "Integrated Approaches
for Efficient Water Use in Maldives" Mr. Farooq Mohamed Hassan,
Republic of Maldives |
| |
- "Integrated Approaches
for Efficient Water Use in Fukuoka" Mr. Teruyoshi Shinoda,
Japan |
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- "Whole-Scale Reduction
of Water Use: The Mexico City Project" Ms. Cristianne Chauvet-Urquidi,
Mexico |
| I. |
Session 8: Summary and Conclusion |
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Concluding remarks, Mr. Masaharu Yagishita, Japan |
