Presentations and speeches
Second session, 23-25 November 2010, Bucharest, Romania Parliament Palace
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PRESENTATIONS AND SPEECHES
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Item 1. Adoption of the agenda | ||||
Opening speech by H.E. Mr. László Borbély, Minister of Environment and Forests, Romania | DOC | - | - | |
Opening speech by H.E. Mr. Attila Cseke, Minister of Health, Romania | DOC | - | - | |
Opening speech by Mr. Andrey Vasilyev, Deputy-Executive Secretary UNECE on behalf of Mr. Jan Kubis, Executive Secretary of UNECE | - | - | ||
Opening speech by Mr. Srdan Matic, Coordinator Environment and Health, WHO-EURO on behalf of Ms. Zsuzsanna Jakab, Regional Director of the WHO Regional Office for Europe | - | - | ||
Item 4. Status of implementation of the Protocol on Water and Health | ||||
(a) Statements by Parties, Signatories and other observers (in alphabetic order) | ||||
Azerbaijan | - | - | ||
Belarus | - | - | ||
Bosnia and Herzegovina | - | - | ||
Croatia | DOC | - | - | |
Czech Republic | DOC | - | - | |
Estonia | DOC | - | - | |
Finland | DOC | - | - | |
Hungary | - | - | ||
Lithuania | DOC | - | - | |
Netherlands | - | - | ||
Norway | DOC | - | - | |
Republic of Moldova | - | - | DOC | |
Romania | DOC | |||
Serbia | - | - | ||
Sweden | - | - | ||
Switzerland | - | - | ||
The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia | - | - | ||
(c) Report on activities of relevance under the World Health Organization Regional Office for Europe (WHO-EURO) and mainstreaming of activities under the Protocol into the policymaking of WHO-EURO | ||||
From Parma to Bucharest. Mr. Roger Aertgeerts, Joint Secretariat of the Protocol, WHO-EURO | - | - | ||
Mainstreaming of the work under the Protocol into the work of WHO-EURO. Mr. Roger Aertgeerts, Joint Secretariat of the Protocol, WHO-EURO | - | - | ||
Item 5. Work of the Task Forces | ||||
(a) Setting targets and reporting under the Protocol | ||||
Task Force on Indicators and Reporting TFIR. Mr. Pierre Studer, Swiss Federal Office of Public Health, Chair of the Task Force on Indicators and Rreporting | - | - | ||
(b) Surveillance and early-warning systems, contingency plans and response capacities | ||||
Task Force on Surveillance Mr. Enzo Funari, National Institute of Health, Italy, Chair of the Task Force on Surveillance | - | - | ||
(c) Water supply and sanitation in short-term critical situations and adaptation to climate change | ||||
Water supply and sanitation in extreme weather events: coping with facts. Ms. Luciana Sinisi, Chair of the Task Force Extreme Weather Events under the Protocol on Water and Health | - | - | ||
Item 6. Procedure and mechanisms facilitating the implementation of the Protocol | ||||
(a) National summary reports on implementation | ||||
Regional report on the status of implementation of the Protocol. Ms. Francesca Bernardini, Joint Secretariat of the Protocol, UNECE | - | - | ||
(c) Guidelines and template for summary reports in accordance with article 7 | ||||
The Guidelines and template for summary reports in accordance with article 7. Mr. Pierre Studer, Swiss Federal Office of Public Health, Chair of the Task Force on Indicators and Rreporting | - | - | ||
(d) Ad Hoc Project Facilitation Mechanism | ||||
Project Facilitation Mechanism Progress and Achievements.
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Environmental protection and management of water resources for the reduction of the burden of water-related diseases in small scale water supply areas. Ms. Nana Gabriadze, National Center for Disease Control and Public Health, Georgia
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Setting targets and target dates under the Protocol on Water and Health in Moldova. Mr. Ion Salaru, National Centre of Public Health, Republic of Moldova | - | - | ||
Item 7. Capacity building and sharing of experience | ||||
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(a) Public awareness, education, training, research and development and information | ||||
Public awareness, access to information and public participation. | - | - | ||
Concept Note on Access to Information and Public Participation under the Protocol on Water and Health. Ms. Sascha Gabizon, Women in Europe for a Common Future | - | - | ||
Statement on the outcome of the first meeting of the Task Force on Public Participation in Decision-Making under the Aarhus Convention and views on future cooperation Mr. Phil Kearney, Aarhus Convention Task Force on Public Participation in Decision-Making | DOC | - | - | |
(b) Equitable access | ||||
Capacity-building and sharing of experience: Equitable access to water and sanitation. Ms. Chantal Gatignol, Ministry of Health, France | - | - | ||
(c) Small-scale water supplies | ||||
Small-scale Water Supplies and Sanitation. Mr. Oliver Shmoll and Ms. Bettina Rickert, Federal Environment Agency Germany - Mr. Frantisek Kozisek, National Institute of Public Health, Czech Republic Ms. Sascha Gabizon and Magriet Samwel, Women in Europe for a Common Future | - | - | ||
(d) Regional and subregional workshops | ||||
Workshop on the protection of groundwater as a source of drinking water in karst areas, Malinska, Island KrK (Croatia), 14-15 April 2008. Mr. Darko Rajhenbah, Ministry of Regional Development, Forestry and Water Management, Croatia
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Health aspects of pool and spa operations. Mr. Luis Simas, The Water and Waste Services Regulation Authority Portugal, | - | - | ||
Item 8. Promotion of the Protocol and the role of focal points | ||||
How to better promote the Convention and its Protocol on Water and Health: a guide for focal points. Ms. Ana Drapa, Ministry of Environment and Forests, Romania | - | - | ||
Item 9. Programme of work for 2011–2013 and resources needed for its implementation | ||||
Draft Programme of work 2011-2013 Mr. Kjetil Tveitvan, Chair of the Meeting of the Parties to the Protocol on Water and Health, Ministry of Health and Care Services, Norway | - | - | ||
Meeting the resource needs. Mr. Srdan Matic, World Health Organization Regional Office for Europe
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Item 10. Partners in cooperation: links with other organizations and programmes | ||||
UNESCO | - | - | ||
UN-HABITAT | DOC | - | - |