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| DAY 1 – MONDAY
SEP 25, 2006 |
| 09:00
– 10:00 |
Registration |
| 10:00 –
13:00 |
Visit to UNDP Office for Administrative
Processess of Sponsored Participants |
| 13:00 –
14:30 |
LUNCH BREAK |
| 14:30 –
17:30 |
Opening Session – Chairperson:
H.E.Engr. Muhammad Sani Adamu, Executive Secretary, Lake Chad Basin
Commission & Chairman of Steering Committee. |
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–
Welcome Remarks – H.E. Engr. M.S. Adamu, Chairperson
– Short Film :Water an African
Story
– Opening Statement –
IWMI
– Opening Statement by UNDP
– Opening Statement by UNEP
– Opening Statement by FAO
– Opening Statement –
NEPAD Secretariat
– Opening Statement: African
Development Bank/African Water Facility (to be confirmed)
– Opening Statement by the
African Union
– Key Note Address: Investing
in Africa’s Future: Meeting the Challenges of Climate Variability
with Ingenuity and Regional Integration”, Executive Secretary
of the UNECA or his Representative.
– Opening Address by H.E. Hackman
Owusu Agyeman the Host Minister of Water Resources, Public Works
and Housing
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| 19:00 –
21:00 |
Welcome Reception |
| DAY
2 –TUESDAY SEP 26 2006 |
| 09:00
– 12:30 |
First Plenary Session – Chair:
H.E. Rosebud Kurwijilla, Commissioner, African Union (to be confirmed),
Rapporteur: Dr. Henry Ntale |
| 09:00 –
09:30 |
Workshop Objectives, Format and Outcomes,
ECA |
| 09:30 –10:30
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– Hydro-politics in Africa –
Dr. A. Turton, AWIRU,
– Inter-Basin Water Transfer systems - Implications and
Lessons – Dr. Andah, WARREDOC, University of Perugia.
– Discussions |
| 10:30 –
11:00 |
COFFEE BREAK |
| 11:00
– 12:30 |
– Inter-Basin
Water Transfer of water between SADC countries: A developmental
challenge for the future – Mr. Piet Heyns, DWAF, Namibia
– Outcomes of the ICID Task
Force on Inter-Basin Water Transfer meeting in Malaysia –
Eng I. Musa / Prof. B. Schulze
– Discussions |
| 12:30
– 14:00 |
LUNCH BREAK |
| 14:00
– 17:00 |
Second Plenary– Chairperson,
HE Emmanuel BIZOT, Minister of Water Resources, Central African
Republic (to be confirmed), Raporteur: Dr. Khaled Abu Zeid, CEDARE
/ Ms. Amayelle Ndiaye, ANBO |
| 14:00
– 15:00 |
– The Great Man-Made River –
Dr. Omar Salem
– Inter-Basin Water Transfer
in the context of the Congo basin --CICOS·
– Discussions |
15:00
– 16:00
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– The Lesotho Highlands Water
Project. Mr. Benedict Ts’iu Khathibe., Delegate to Lesotho
Highland Water commission
– The Okavango Water Transfer,
Mr. A. Earle
– Discussion
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| 16:00
– 17:00 |
– Inter-Basin Water Transfer in
the context of the Niger Basin, Ide Bana, NBA, Niger.
– Inter-Basin Water Transfer Projects and their implications:
A China Case Study, Dr. J. Berkoff, Cambridge, UK
– Discussion |
| DAY
3 - WEDNESDAY, SEP 27, 2006 |
| 09:00
– 12:30 |
Third Plenary Session:-
Chairperson Dr. Omar Salem, Director General, General Water Authority,
Libya. Rapporteur: Dr. Kodwo Andah/Mr. Charles Kabobo |
| 09:00
– 10:00 |
– The North-South Water Carrier
of Botswana, - (to be confirmed)
– A Case study from Europe
– ECE (to be confirmed)
– Discussions
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| 10:00
– 11:00 |
– The North-South Water Carrier
of Botswana, - (to be confirmed)
– GIS and RS as a tool for
transboundary basin management in Africa. – Dr.Ben Maathuis,
I.T.C, Netherlands.
– A Case Study from Ghana –. Mr Minta Afosa Aboagye
(Director, Water) Ministry of Water Resources Works and Housing,
Ghana
– Discussions
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| 11:00
– 11:30 |
COFFEE BREAK |
| 11:30
– 12:30 |
– Inter-Basin Water Transfer in
the Americas: Lessons of Relevance to Africa, Mr. Larry MacDonnell
– Discussions |
| 12:30
– 13:00 |
– Introduction and Formation of
Working Groups – Ms Aster Gebremariam/ Max Donkor |
| 13:00
– 14:30 |
LUNCH BREAK |
| 14:30
– 17:30 |
First Working Group Session-
Analytical Considerations
– Policy and Politics Issues AWIRU, University of Pretoria
– Economic and Financial Considerations- AfDB
– Environmental Considerations- UNEP
– Civil Society Participation - UNDP |
| DAY
4 – THURSDAY, SEP 28, 2006 |
| 09:00
– 12:30 |
Second Working Groups Session-
What Should Policy Makers Know
– Policy and Politics Issues
– Economic and Financial Considerations
– Environmental and Financial Considerations
– Civil Society Participation |
| 12:30
– 14:30 |
LUNCH BREAK |
| 14:30
– 18:30 |
Synthesis Plenary Session. Chair:
H.E. Cecilia Dapaah, Deputy Minister of Water Resources, Public
Works and Housing, Ghana. Rapporteur: Dr. Mathias Fonteh/Dr. Stephen
Maxwell Donkor, UN Water/Africa·
– Presentations of draft guidelines per Working Group
– Inter-active Discussions to Prioritize issues from Policy
Makers Perspective
– Consensus Building |
| DAY
5 – FRIDAY , SEP 29, 2006 |
| 10:30
– 12:30 |
Roundtable of Policy
Makers Chair: HE Oumarou YACOUBA, Governor, Diffa province, Niger.
Rapporteur: Mr. Reginald Tekateka, Department of Water Affairs,
South AfricaFacilitator: Mr. Mike Muller, University of Witwaterstrand
– Elements of Draft Guidleines, Max Donkor, UN Water/Africa,
UNECA·
– Discussants: Dr. A Babagana, Director, DREA, African Union;
H.E. Emmanuel BIZOT, Minister of Water Resources, Central African
Republic, Dr. Henry Ntale, AMCOW TAC; Ms. A. Bahri, IWMI., Mr.
Omar Salem, GWA, Libya; Mr. P. Ramoeli. SADC; Mr. H. Drammeh,
UNEP, Dr. Charles Biney, Executive Secretary Volta Basin Authority,
H.E. Engr. Muhammad Sani Adamu, Executive Secretary, LCBC Mr Minta
Afosa Aboagye, Director, Ministry of Water, Ghana, , Dr. B. Ndala,
Executive Secretary, CICOS. |
| 12:30
– 14:30 |
LUNCH BREAK |
| 14:30
– 16:00 |
Closing Session
Chair: Dr.Akissa Bahri, Director,
IWMI, Africa Rapporteur: Mr. T. Woudeneh, African Development
Bank
– Closing Remarks by ECA
– Closing Remarks by IBWT Conference Chairman, H.E. Engr.
M. S. Adamu
– Closing Speech by Host Country Deputy Minister, H.E. Cecilia
Dapaah |
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