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2 | This file compiles inputs from from international organizations, parliamentarians, local governments, non-governmental organizations, the private sector, civil society, scientists, academia, women, youth and other stakeholders as contributions to the preparatory process for the 2023 United Nations Water Conference. The United Nations does not represent or endorse the accuracy or reliability of any advice, opinion, statement or other information provided through this e-consultation. Our office reserves the right to delete any content/input that is not aligned with the United Nations Charter and/or the principles and purposes of the 2023 United Nations Water Conference. | |||||||||||||
3 | Name of Organization | Country of Residence | Region | Sector | Organization Website | Suggested key issue 1 | Please, indicate the rationale for key issue 1 | By submitting this form, I agree to have my inputs made publicly available. I understand that my name and contact details will not be publicized. | ||||||
4 | GIZ | Bolivia | Latin America and the Caribbean | Non-Governmental Organization | www.giz.de | Water Tracker, MDB Water Financing, Blended Finance, | countries do not have the necessesary technical and financial resources to advance to Water Security at a country level | Yes | ||||||
5 | University of Tehran/ and Sustainable agriculture and environment | Iran | West Asia | Education & Academic Entities | www.ut.ac.ir | Toxic pollution in marine / ocean | As a senior aquatic toxicologist am wory about different types of toxic compounds now everywhere in all waters and possibility of synergistic effects, plastics and oil both are also included in toxic pollution....0 | Yes | ||||||
6 | - | Netherlands | Europe | None | https://www.facebook.com/max.eerland | Resource Court of Arbitration to settle future disputes. | Water security through settlements. Prioritise conflict prevention and planetary continuity over national and industrial interests. | Yes | ||||||
7 | Royal HaskoningDHV | Netherlands | Europe | Business & Industry | https://global.royalhaskoningdhv.com/challenges/sustainability/water-for-industry | Water Action Decade: Scale water stewardship by making corporates involve other businesses/SMEs. | Concerning corporate water stewardship: embrace and scale proven water stewardship initiatives by activating those involved already! Let's challenge each coporate that has Alliance for Water Stewardship (AWS) certified sites to guide 10 other businesses around their certified site to become good water stewards as well, preferably SMEs in developing countries. Together, their impact on water will increase! | Yes | ||||||
8 | Sindh Govt pakistan | Pakistan | Asia | Education & Academic Entities | www.sindhedcuation.com | Water Summit. There is crucial part of life how we safe water for food and agriculture land | I have idea how we save water for agriculture land and dranking water and safely use | Yes | ||||||
9 | World Environment Council | India | Asia | Non-Governmental Organization | www.wec.org.in | Implementation of Clean Water Bank Organize Water awareness programs in school | Environment and Climate change is increasing the global water cycle and exposing large segments of the world’s population. Floods and droughts are becoming more frequent and severe. Rainfall outlines are more unpredictable and sea levels are rising. These changes not only threaten the ecosystem and livelihoods of people – particularly the poorest and most vulnerable – they also pose a major impediment to economic and social development. | Yes | ||||||
10 | Independent consultant | Kenya | Africa | Consultant in WASH sector | n/a | Conference prioritizes inclusive approach with a focus on LNOB then the themes should include SDG10 | The barriers to attaining SDG6 by 2030 can be largely managed by reducing inequalities to WASH access. Universal WASH access essentially requires an integrated, human rights-based approach, that gives a voice to all people through non-discriminatory processes and inclusive participation. UN Water HRWS draft roadmap provides a justification of the need of the same in designing and implementing WASH. It will be important that the SDG 10 is included in defining the 5 set thematic areas | Yes | ||||||
11 | --select an item--WE: Water Economics | United States | North America | Non-Governmental Organization | https://ideas.repec.org/p/pra/mprapa/924.html | All SDGs would be served by changing the current economic model for water & sanitation. | The user fee model disenfranchises access quality & reliability Establishing a monetary exchange for water & sanitation eliminates these barriers and can provide economic stability with a predictable growing tax revenue based on the state of these infrastructures. It will also establish an equitable global currency value standard based on the water & sanitation infrastructure. Water & sanitation being fully funded, reliable, and accessible will enable stronger community Health Indexes. | Yes | ||||||
12 | Independent Individual freelancer named Hitesh BHATT & MS JALPA PATEL-INDIA. | United States | Asia | Additional inputs & spurrting ideas only 26-27 years financial losses & expenses COMPENSATE & after IMMUNITY LATTERS. | www.yahoo.com | Additional inputs & spurrting ideas only 26-27 years financial losses & expenses COMPENSATE heavy. | Additional inputs & spurrting ideas only 26-27 years financial losses & expenses COMPENSATE & after IMMUNITY LATTERS. | Yes | ||||||
13 | Uso Inteligente ASV AC | Mexico | Latin America and the Caribbean | Non-Governmental Organization | www.usomx.com | Differenciated action plans supporting water use and consume analysis at all levels and sectors | Water uses and consumes are different, action plans must be differentiated according each sector. water uses analysis must be differentiated and supported for differential action plans. | Yes | ||||||
14 | The International Research Center of Big Data for Sustainable Development Goals (CBAS) | China | Asia | Education & Academic Entities | http://www.cbas.ac.cn/en/ | Data acquisition new way is needed | For indicators without methods and data, we should innovate the way to obtain data. We can not only rely on government data. We can use mobile Internet technology to develop corresponding survey tools (APPs) that can be promoted globally, and directly obtain data from individual citizens or water related enterprises. | Yes | ||||||
15 | The International Research Center of Big Data for Sustainable Development Goals (CBAS) | China | Asia | Education & Academic Entities | http://www.cbas.ac.cn/en/ | New monitoring and evaluation indicators should be considered. | The service functions of water ecosystem not only include providing products, regulating, and life support, the cultural service should be included. When the basic demand for water using is met, the importance of the cultural and spiritual services of the water ecosystem will be highlighted, so for regions with relatively rich water resources and relatively low water stress, it is recommended to consider the indicators of water culture construction and water leisure services for citizens. | Yes | ||||||
16 | Soroptimist International | United States | North America | Non-Governmental Organization | soroptimistinternational.org | We are running out of time to address the issue of water scarcity. There is no snooze button. | Water is the most fundamental to life yet water is increasingly a finite resource facing a growing demand. 1.1 billion people lack access to water. A total of 2.7 billion people find water scarce at least one month a year. Climate change is making water scarcity worse with women and girls among the hardest hit. A lack of data means you can’t have a plan as you don’t know the facts except that, while the investment needed is substantial, the costs of continued neglect is far greater | Yes | ||||||
17 | Foro Confluencia Solidaria | Costa Rica | Latin America and the Caribbean | Water justice movements | http://confluenciasolidaria.org/ | Water for Resilient Communities | As global leaders ranging from Indigenous communities, faith leaders, advocates for a solidarity economy are saying with increasing urgency: If we don't shift our values to focus on community resilience, with corollary metrics, it will be difficult to make the shifts we desperately need to make. As hard as it will be to talk openly about how to focus on community- vs. individual resilience, the profundity and actuality of the climate emergency demands that we do. | Yes | ||||||
18 | SARNET | India | Asia | Non-Governmental Organization | https://sarainwater.org/ | Water Wells from shallow aquifers is a dependable source, has not been given attention. | Developed countries do not use water wells, they are the dead wisdom of the past. Whereas they are still in use in many developing countries in Africa and Asia. These water wells are located close to their homes. Piped water supply systems has lot of limitations in the developing countries due to the system inefficiencies.. This was the main source of water in USA or Europe in the past history. Benjamin Franklin and Thomas Fuller said,“When the Well is dry, We know the worth of water” | Yes | ||||||
19 | Fondazione Aldo Della Rocca | Italy | Europe | Private Philanthropic Organizations | www.fondazionedellarocca.it | Correct use of an asset – water, that for centuries has been considered unlimited in many countries. | From a good available to anyone, freely accessible, thanks to the increasingly strong industrial activity (even in the agricultural field), water has gradually turned into a commodity -in some cases even listed on the stock exchange, despite the very strong social pressures towards maintaining its "status" as a public good available, free of charge, to all. | Yes | ||||||
20 | Fondazione Aldo Della Rocca | Italia | Europe | Private Philanthropic Organizations | www.fondazionedellarocca.it | 1/4 points we propose to bring to the attention of the UN 2023 Water Conference : | The education (or re-education) of citizenship and therefore of the individual towards a correct and responsible use of water in all its forms of use (home, work, sports, recreational, etc.); | Yes | ||||||
21 | Fondazione Aldo Della Rocca | Italia | Europe | Private Philanthropic Organizations | www.fondazionedellarocca.it | 2/4 points we propose to bring to the attention of the UN 2023 Water Conference | Urban design with the obligation to identify and disseminate widespread information of the areas affected by floods and periodic floods; | Yes | ||||||
22 | Fondazione Aldo Della Rocca | Italia | Europe | Private Philanthropic Organizations | www.fondazionedellarocca.it | 3/4 points we propose to bring to the attention of the UN 2023 Water Conference: | Development of a digital information network, also through predictive mathematical models, national and supranational, for the control of infectious diseases and the possible consequent pandemics with constant monitoring of wastewater and consequent insertion and constant updating of data; | Yes | ||||||
23 | Fondazione Aldo Della Rocca | Italia | Europe | Private Philanthropic Organizations | www.fondazionedellarocca.it | 4/4 points we propose to bring to the attention of the UN 2023 Water Conference: | Constant control of water losses, containing them to the maximum even with prevention activities with scheduled maintenance interventions a priori but also a correct assessment of the need for "dispersion" in the sewer to maintain its sanitizing capacity of the "water for health". In other words, not only to drink but also to prevent diseases that can also lead to a real extermination of populations. | Yes | ||||||
24 | Surcos Digital | Costa Rica | Latin America and the Caribbean | Farmers | https://surcosdigital.com/ | Water for Nature | If rivers, aquifers, and the ecosystems they support are depleted, all life, including human life and civilizations, will suggest. It's urgent that Indigenous leaders, experts in the field of Rights of Rivers and environmental flows, be brought immediately to key water fora and decision-making tables, to help completely reframe the peramaters of current water debates. | Yes | ||||||
25 | UNIVERSITY FOR DEVELOPMENT STUDIES | Ghana | Africa | Education & Academic Entities | www.uds.edu.gh | Harvesting and treatment of Rainwater; financing; protection of water bodies and water management | Accessibility of water for household consumption and agricultural and industrial use in Africa is a problem, and where it is accessible, the cost involved prevents the poor from accessing this common good. Therefore, to achieve SDG6 within the time frame, we must tackle accessibility's affordability and protect the water bodies as well. | Yes | ||||||
26 | Julie King | United Kingdom | Europe | Business & Industry | https://www.linkedin.com/in/julieking7/ | The current funding structure misaligns projects, finance and targeted results for beneficiaries. | Aid is based around projects. The value chain is projects and projects create silos. Money is given to one organisation for a project. This leads to the organisation trying to do everything inhouse in order to keep the money. This leads to ‘mission creep’ instead of collaboration, which means lower competencies. It creates ’noise’ as organisations try to reinvent themselves to include the latest trend - ‘net zero’, merging water and climate change. Water is drowned out as The Message. | Yes | ||||||
27 | International Lake Environment Committee (ILEC) | Japan | Asia | Non-Governmental Organization | https://www.ilec.or.jp/en/ | Mainstreaming of lakes and other lentic waters more prominently in the global water agenda and SDG6 | Despite more than 90% of the liquid freshwater on the surface of the earth is contained in lakes and other lentic waters, the current global framework on water has not only failed to place due emphasis on them but also failed to make a clear distinction between the hydrostatic-hydrodynamic state of water as versus the lentic-lotic state of water. This distinction should lead to a much broader and more profound approach to the sustainability of global freshwater far beyond SDG. | Yes | ||||||
28 | Social Economic Development Society [SEDS] | Bangladesh | Asia | Non-Governmental Organization | https://sedsbd.org/ | The key issue should be Sea, Biodiversity, Climate, Resilience and DRR | Habibur Rahman Talukder | Yes | ||||||
29 | Centro para el Desarrollo y la Autonomia de Pueblos Indigenas (CADPI) | Nicaragua | Latin America and the Caribbean | Non-Governmental Organization | https://www.cadpi.org/ | Contributions of the Indigenous Peoples to the preservation of ecosystems and the water. | The main environmental problems affect us today such as climate change, floods and droughts are related to the alteration of the water cycle, in the latest report of the special rapporteur for access to drinking water and sanitation linked to Indigenous Peoples, highlights the contributions that can Give Indigenous Peoples to water management, therefore it is pertinent that Indigenous Peoples be present at the 2023 international water conference and participate in all its stages. | Yes | ||||||
30 | Com aqua, Water Cooperation Association | Japan | Asia | Non-Governmental Organization | http://www.comaqua.org/ | Water for Culture | "Culture" is to be defined as "the way humans interact with nature", and then "water" is at the center of it. Therefore, "environment" and "sustainability" are "cultural issues”. "Culture" in a narrow sense is the symbol of this relationship, and it includes gardens and waterside landscapes, role in diet and religion, as well as flower arrangements and tea ceremonies in Japan. It is meaningful to consider the way of dealing with water through surrounding familiar cultures. | Yes | ||||||
31 | Union of Community Development Volunteers | Uganda | Africa | Non-Governmental Organization | www.ucdv.org | Water for Health | The rationale Water for Health as our key issue should be percent share and the rest of the themes will distribute the remaining 70% because Water for Health is the oil which drives human capital. | Yes | ||||||
32 | Meteorological Directorate | Syria | Asia | Governmental Organization | meteo.sy | Water for Climate, Resilience and Environment | The global climate and climate changes | Yes | ||||||
33 | Coalition Eau | France | Europe | Non-Governmental Organization | www.coalition-eau.org | Closing the WASH financing gap | According to the 2018/2019 GLAAS survey, more than 80% of countries reported having insufficient funding to reach their national WASH targets. Annual investment needs to increase six-fold for the seriously under-funded rural sanitation sector. Internationally, the share of total ODA disbursements allocated to WASH stagnated at around 4% between 2010 and 2019. Between 2017 and 2021 the share of funding for WASH humanitarian needs has decreased from 40% to 20% of required funding (OCHA FTS). | Yes | ||||||
34 | Coalition Eau | France | Europe | Non-Governmental Organization | www.coalition-eau.org | WASH in emergencies and fragile contexts | Fragile contexts account for 23% of the world’s population (OECD). Yet most fragile settings receive few attention with many underfunded emergencies. The disconnect between Hum-Dev mechanisms is still major (in the planning, design and implementation of WASH services), making it difficult to build resilient WASH services which can withstand crises. Collective action is needed to address multiple concurrent crises (Climate Change, political instability, epidemics…) and fragile contexts. | Yes | ||||||
35 | Coalition Eau | France | Europe | Non-Governmental Organization | www.coalition-eau.org | Political will to accelerate the implementation of SDG6 | In many countries, civil society deplores the lack of interest of decision-makers in this topic. Water is the subject of only very weak political support both internationally and nationally, which constitutes a real obstacle to progress. Many actors agree that only a strong political will and financial resources adapted to the stakes will guarantee the achievement of international objectives. | Yes | ||||||
36 | WOMENVAI | Portugal | Europe | Non-Governmental Organization | www.womenvai.org | Water Management policies and strategies: integrating stakeholders at national and regional levels | purpose to integrate larger groups of stakeholders (especially beneficiaries) when designing policies and strategies (Water law, hydromet law, etc.) at national and regional levels | Yes | ||||||
37 | AquaFed - The International Federation of Private Water Operators | Belgique | Global | Business & Industry | www.aquafed.org | How to organise meaningful and representative participation in the 2023 conference? | How to organise meaningful and representative participation in the 2023 conference? Preparatory process essential to galvanise action and a follow-up process on 2023. GAF accelerators are also crucial. We support the inclusion of next generation of leaders, young managers of the utilities and also encourage the involvement of women’s organisations. Successful experiences should be widely shared. 2030 and beyond is unreachable without participation from private sector delivery of services. | Yes | ||||||
38 | End Water Poverty | South Africa | Global | Non-Governmental Organization | https://endwaterpoverty.org/ | UN and partners to support participation of marginalised groups | Grassroots groups are frontlines of water and environmental justice. Civic space is increasingly restricted by governments and by corporates - HRW, CIVICUS, ICNL, Global Witness. Civil society and member states are often in opposition. UN can facilitate independent participation of frontline defenders and CSOs who cannot because their legal status (therefore accreditation) is blocked by their govt, or makes them targets for intimidation, surveillance etc. Water rights holders need UN support. | Yes | ||||||
39 | Ecumenical Water Network- Africa | Nigeria | Africa | Non-Governmental Organization | www.kairosnigeria.org | Water as Human Right, a public good not a private commodity for sale | In sub saharan Africa, where public water is not potable, multinational is cpitalizing on government deficiencies by promoting water privatization which will further takes water out of the reach of the poor. The collective ownership of Water as a free gift of God is threathened. | Yes | ||||||
40 | Verband der deutschen Höhlen- und Karstforscher e.V. / German Speleological Federation VdHK | Germany | Europe | Non-Governmental Organization | https://www.vdhk.de | Include geological conditions in legislation and to understand karst as a vulnerable system | Karst covers about 20% of Earth's land surface and supplies 10% of the world's population with water. Yet karst aquifers are the most vulnerable to contamination and transport pollutants large distances through complex flowpaths with effectively no filtration. An understanding of karst systems and their complex interrelationships is important for sustainable use, resource protection and disaster risk reduction. | Yes | ||||||
41 | Both ENDS | Netherlands | Europe | Non-Governmental Organization | www.bothends.org | Social inclusion & policy coherence | The overall objective should be to promote policy coherence, with the goal to ensure equitable water distribution. In order to come to transformative actions, we need a transformative approach and design; the UNWC should therefore ensure an inclusive conference which guarantees that stakeholders who are typically most affected by poor water governance and who have typically least decision-making power, are provided time and space to voice concerns and needs. | Yes | ||||||
42 | Superintendencia Nacinonal de Servicios de Saneamiento (SUNASS) | Perú | Latin America and the Caribbean | Other stakeholders active in areas related to sustainable development | www.sunass.gob.pe | Agua para la educación. Valoración del agua, vínculo entre el agua y la educación. (ODS 6 y ODS 17). | El rol de educación sanitaria es fundamental para el cuidado del recurso,preservación de las fuentes y valoración de los servicios de saneamiento.Este proceso,la sensibilización a la comunidad educativa sobre uso adecuado del agua potable,ayudará a construir una nueva generación de estudiantes conscientes del valor del agua,lleve a la práctica acciones sostenibles con acciones que tengan un efecto multiplicador en su comunidad y garanticen el uso responsable y solidario del agua. | Yes | ||||||
43 | ICOMOS International Committee on the Underwater Cultural Heritage | United Kingdom | International | Non-Governmental Organization | https://icuch.icomos.org/ | Including underwater cultural heritage experts on the UN agendas related to water and oceans. | Underwater cultural heritage is an essential part of the marine environment and a necessary item for the United Nations agendas. Preservation of marine cultural heritage, both tangible and intangible, has to be a cornerstone in any agenda related to improving the lives of people during this time of change and loss. Underwater cultural heritage can become the material of all oceans’ cultures and the connector of many divergent interests in governance. | Yes | ||||||
44 | Biomimicry 3.8 | U.S.A. | North America | Science & Technological Community | https://biomimicry.net/ | Proposing that a Biomimic (someone from the field of Biomimicry) be invited to speak. | Biomimicry, the emulation of natural models & systems for the purposes of solving complex human challenges, can provide inherently energy-wise and long lasting solutions inspired by Nature that can solve key water challenges that humanity is facing today. | Yes | ||||||
45 | World Vision | USA | Global | Non-Governmental Organization | wvi.org | Inclusion within the WASH Agenda | WASH has an outsized influence on women and children as they are often responsible for fetching water. However, men traditionally make most of the decisions in communities and households around finances and priorities. WASH can either solidify or subvert harmful gender roles. This has not been fully realized by the sector. We must grapple with how our actions are promoting or deprioritizing equity. In addition, more female engineers and WASH practitioners need to be engaged in the sector. | Yes | ||||||
46 | M･E･S.Co.,Ltd. | Japan | Asia | Non-Governmental Organization | https://y-mes.co.jp | Continued growth of disinfectant- and drug-resistant bacteria could trigger the next pandemic. | Wastewater from medical facilities around the world, including animal testing, dialysis, bacteriological testing, autopsies, operating rooms, etc., release numerous bacterial and pharmaceutical components into sewers and the ocean. Pharmaceutical ingredients and drug-resistant pathogens are increasing in number in the natural world. Pharmaceuticals such as antimicrobials are very necessary for medical facilities, but wastewater must be treated within the medical facility. | Yes | ||||||
47 | FEDWASUN | Nepal | Asia | Non-Governmental Organization | www.fedwasun.org | It would be better to include Governance in this meeting | Governance can include universal access to safe water. Still some part and community people are not getting safe water, those issues also need to address in the meeting | Yes | ||||||
48 | Association pour le Devenir des Autochtones et de leur Connaissance Originelle (ADACO) | Gabon | Africa | Non-Governmental Organization | www.adaco-gabon.com | Comment peut-on prendre en compte les problématiques de l'eau liées aux savoirs traditionnelles? | Nous avons remarqué que la problématique de l'eau est primordiale pour tous. Cependant, les décideurs n'écoutent pas souvent le point de vue des Peuples Autochtones et des Communautés Locales. | Yes | ||||||
49 | India Water Foundation | India | Asia | Non-Governmental Organization | https://www.indiawaterfoundation.org/ | Lack of coordination and cooperation among various organizations working in realms of water | We lay emphasis on international and inter and intra-organizational synergy in water sector to tackle the water issues. Collective initiatives should be initiated in addressing policy, infrastructural, funding, and other gaps by working with stakeholders to coordinate robust actions that can more effectively identify resource constraints for viable solutions. We made efforts to forge inter-sectoral convergence to address sectoral approach, lack of coordination, cooperation, and convergence. | Yes | ||||||
50 | Simavi | Netherlands | Europe | Non-Governmental Organization | www.simavi.nl/en | Human rights to water and sanitation framework taken into account in a cross-cutting manner | Most of the focus is on the SDGs, but the human rights to water and sanitation framework needs to be taken into account also in a cross-cutting manner within all themes during the conference. | Yes | ||||||
51 | Franklin Templeton | Polska | Europe | Business & Industry | franklintempleton.com | Initiate a global Taskforce on Water-related Financial Disclosures working group. | Developing a risk management and disclosure framework for organizations to report and act on water-related risks and impacts would give financial institutions and companies better information and understanding of the issues.This knowledge will allow incorporation of water risks and opportunities into their decision-making processes,encourage outcome-driven engagement and effective redirection of capital.The Conference is an apt event to launch this initiative and involve all the actors. | Yes | ||||||
52 | The Light Millennium, Global Human Advancement Organization | United States | North America | Non-Governmental Organization | www.lmglobal.org | Eliminating plastic and chemical pollutions, along with, reversing deforestation and stopping fires. | Burning forests deliberately (geo-engineering) and/or accidentally, cutting over several hundred million trees on an annual ground, and losing huge forests areas for mining and commercial purposes (SDG-6, SDG-13 & SDG-15); along with, ever-increasing plastic and chemical pollutions in all forms of water resources (SDG-14), all together presents immense "challenges and shortcomings" on the global level that "should be discussed during the UN 2023 Water Conference". | Yes | ||||||
53 | ANEW | Kenya | Africa | Non-Governmental Organization | https://anew.africa/ | Water and Gender : Women and Girls | Women and girls have the burden of ensuring domestic access to water . Surveys from 45 developing countries show that in almost 2/3 of households without a water source on the premises, it is women and girls who collect water. households where children collect water, girls are twice as likely as boys to be responsible. The lack of access to safe water and sanitation facilities therefore affects women and girls most acutely. This leads to poor health, education and livelihood outcomes . | Yes | ||||||
54 | International Committee of the Red Cross - ICRC | Switzerland | worldwide portfolio | Non-Governmental Organization | www.icrc.org | Stronger focus and particular efforts in contexts of Fragility, Conflict and Violence (FCV) | For the majority FCV contexts are also those where SDGs implementation is the most challenging. During conflict, respect of IHL, including the protection of essential (WASH) services is paramount. Before, during and after conflicts, new, more effective modes of actions must be implemented; including, where relevant the operationalization of Humanitarian-Development nexus. FCV contexts vulnerability to climate change is also high and must be considered. | Yes | ||||||
55 | Partenariat Français pour l'Eau | France | Europe | Non-Governmental Organization | https://www.partenariat-francais-eau.fr/ | A multilingual lexicon of the related goals, targets, indicators and statististical variables. | The lexicon should facilitate the comprehension of the actors of the water domain of the agenda 2030 components and results in their own language. | Yes | ||||||
56 | Partenariat Français pour l'Eau | France | Europe | Non-Governmental Organization | https://www.partenariat-francais-eau.fr/ | A multilingual lexicon on water services and sustainable development (private/public initiative) | Cross-comprehension of the sustainable developement issues in the water domain and the water services issues within the actors of the territorial communities involved is not easy, as SDGs statistical results are only available in English at a national or larger level. Guetting these entries and the corresponding lexical relations in the same multinlignual lexicon will facilitate this cross-comprehension. | Yes | ||||||
57 | Action contre la faim | France | Europe | Non-Governmental Organization | https://www.actioncontrelafaim.org/ | establishment of an intergovernmental committee within the UN dedicated to water | A renewed multilateral framework: the international community should agree on the establishment of an intergovernmental committee within the UN dedicated to water management and access to WASH, responsible for accelerating and coordinating efforts to achieve and monitor international goals. | Yes | ||||||
58 | Butterfly Effect | Canada | North America | Non-Governmental Organization | http://www.effetpapillon.org/en | the establishment of an intergovernmental committee within the UN dedicated to water management | Creating a space for intergovernmental dialogue would bring all stakeholders together on a regular basis and would accelerate and coordinate efforts to achieve and monitor international goals. To facilitate regular dialogue among all member states and to encourage cooperation and coordination at all levels, the creation of a special envoy for water to the UN Secretary General, similar to the special envoy for the ocean, would be a significant step forward. | Yes | ||||||
59 | ISW-SWE | France | Europe | Non-Governmental Organization | https://www.sie-see.org/en/ | the establishment of an intergovernmental committee within the UN dedicated to water management | Creating a space for intergovernmental dialogue would bring all stakeholders together on a regular basis and would accelerate and coordinate efforts to achieve and monitor international goals. To facilitate regular dialogue among all member states and to encourage cooperation and coordination at all levels, the creation of a special envoy for water to the UN Secretary General, similar to the special envoy for the ocean, would be a significant step forward. | Yes | ||||||
60 | Solidarites International | France | Europe | Non-Governmental Organization | https://www.solidarites.org/fr/?noredirect | Political will to accelerate the implementation of SDG6 | In many countries, civil society deplores the lack of interest of decision-makers in this topic. Water is the subject of only very weak political support both internationally and nationally, which constitutes a real obstacle to progress. Many actors agree that only a strong political will and financial resources adapted to the stakes will guarantee the achievement of international objectives. | Yes | ||||||
61 | Solidarites International | France | Europe | Non-Governmental Organization | https://www.solidarites.org/fr/?noredirect | WASH in emergencies and fragile contexts | Fragile contexts account for 23% of the world’s population (OECD). Yet most fragile settings receive few attention with many underfunded emergencies. The disconnect between Hum-Dev mechanisms is still major (in the planning, design and implementation of WASH services), making it difficult to build resilient WASH services which can withstand crises. Collective action is needed to address multiple concurrent crises (Climate Change, political instability, epidemics…) and fragile contexts | Yes | ||||||
62 | French Water Partnership | France | Europe | National multistakeholders platform on Water | https://www.partenariat-francais-eau.fr/en/ | • Acceleration of action towards the water-related SDG targets (might be included in theme 5) | Global statistics show that a four-fold increase of the pace of progress is needed to achieve the SDG targets. Although far more important than the only objectives of the Decade, this overarching challenge is absent from the dialogues. The Conference should address it not to be considered by all as a failure. Theme 5 might become “Accelerating action towards the achievement of global water objectives, i.e. the water-related SDG targets and the objectives of the Water Action Decade.” | Yes | ||||||
63 | UNESCO WWAP | Belgium | Europe | UN | https://en.unesco.org/news/call-action-accelerate-gender-equality-water-domain | Equality and Inclusion for SDG6 | Accelerating and achieving equality and inclusion (e.g. in terms of gender) holds the key to transforming the water domain, making it more representative for all, more resilient in the face of both internal and external stressors such as the effects of climate change of economic shocks, and further allowing it to promote sustainable development and the associated outcomes, e.g. promoting better health and decent livelihoods. From this point of view, this is critical for the achievement of SDG6 | Yes | ||||||
64 | PANJAB UNIVERSITY CHANDIGARH | INDIA | Asia | Education & Academic Entities | https://puchd.ac.in | WATER AND AGRICULTURE: UNSUSTAINABLE FUTURE | The recent climate patterns have indicated that extreme weather phenomenon are going to be a reality and will affect agricultural patterns. This will have heavy ramifications for countries where water resource management is not feasible. | Yes | ||||||
65 | Global Water Partnership | Sweden | Europe | Other stakeholders active in areas related to sustainable development | www.gwp.org | Follow-up mechanism for the Water Conference, the remainder of the Decade and until 2030 | The key to success for the UN 2023 conference will be its ability to continue to generate political traction and gain momentum for the collective achievement of the SDGs. Otherwise, it will be a lost opportunity. | Yes | ||||||
66 | PANJAB UNIVERSITY CHANDIGARH | India | Asia | Education & Academic Entities | https://puchd.ac.in | Discussion on dissemination of Sustainable Water Practices | World-over numerous practices and activities related to sustainably managing water resources have been successful. Their dissemination to the regions of scarce water resources can help in improving socio-economic conditions of dependent communities. | Yes | ||||||
67 | The Mediterranean Youth for Water Network/The Center for Mediterranean Integration (CMI) | Palestine | Asia | Children & Youth | https://www.cmimarseille.org/programs/mediterranean-youth-water-network | Water for Climate, Resilience and Environment | Water is leverage for development, the MENA region will be heavily affected so we need more unique solutions via using sustainable local solutions from the local people instead of importing ideas from abroad | Yes | ||||||
68 | Rede de Povos e Comunidades Tradicionais do Brasil- Network of Traditional Peoples and Communities in Brazil | Brasil | Latin America and the Caribbean | Traditional or local peoples and communities | https://territoriostradicionais.mpf.mp.br/#/inicial | Valuing indigenous peoples, other peoples and traditional communities for water conservation. | We have to include in the dialogue key actors for the production and conservation of water for society. And also enable them to present their demands and conflicts for the use of water. | Yes | ||||||
69 | Stockholm International Water Institute (SIWI) | Sweden | Europe | Non-Governmental Organization | www.siwi.org | Shared indicators for data collection to hold commitment to youth inclusion accountable | What gets measured, gets done. Relevant indicators per dialogue will facilitate tracking of progress of youth focused commitments. Indicators should be informed by local, regional and international challenges to ensure they are constructive as well as shared indicators across all engagements. | Yes | ||||||
70 | Stockholm International Water Institute (SIWI) | Sweden | Europe | Non-Governmental Organization | www.siwi.org | Integration of local knowledge must include youth as stakeholder to ensure sustainable solutions | Many populations are very young, not including youth proportionately is unrepresentative of the issue. Young people are often responsible for collecting water for domestic use, meaning they have up to date knowledge of needs and existing services. Young people are more predisposed to innovation, or new thinking, to help drive progress. Youth networks are an untapped resource for accelerating action on regional and local levels. | Yes | ||||||
71 | Consórcio PCJ | Brasil | Latin America and the Caribbean | Non-Governmental Organization | www.agua.org.br | Global Temperature rise and and impacts on water management | This theme is a high risk for the development of cities, sustainable economic growth and agricultural production, with future impacts still incalculable from this perspective. Further studies on whether this climatic behavior is transient or permanent is of utmost importance to the Basin Committees | Yes | ||||||
72 | One Drop | Canada | North America | Non-Governmental Organization | https://www.onedrop.org/en/ | Water for Resilient Communities | The importance of sharing distinct cultural perspective and relationships to Water, seeing water as living entity. The way we relate and understand Water impacts our actions. It’s important to involve language revitalisation initiative that hold knowledges, cultural practices for resilient communities. | Yes | ||||||
73 | New Jersey Farm Bureau | USA | North America | Farmers | AGSUSA.Org | SEAFOOD GLEANING PROGRAM | to include seafood. NJFB supports the programs below. For more than two years, AGS has operated a pilot program with Trinity Seafood and Fulfill food bank to glean fresh seafood from three local ports, process it into value-added product, and donate it to individuals in New Jersey’s Monmouth and Ocean Counties. In the timeframe between 2019 and 2021, more than 200,000 meals have been delivered to Fulfill Food Bank for their clients. | Yes | ||||||
74 | UNDP | Sweden | global | UN Agency | undp.org | Purpose | Key objective of the Conference has been stated as: “Support to achieve the internationally agreed water-related goals and targets, including those contained in the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development”. What kind of support they want to give/receive? What can they give/bring home to enable achievement to water-related goals and targets? - Commitments? Pledges? New insights? Knowledge? Partnerships? What can a Conference achieve? | Yes | ||||||
75 | Freshwater action Network Mexico / Redes del agua | Mexico | Latin America and the Caribbean | Non-Governmental Organization | https://www.facebook.com/FANMexRedesdelAgua | Un marco multilateral renovado: crear una agencia del agua dentro de la ONU. | La creación de una organización mundial del agua aceleraría y coordinaría los esfuerzos para llevar a cabo acciones que aseguren el manejo sustentable y equitativo así como monitorear los objetivos internacionales. Esta Agencia también debería tener un Fondo Mundial para el Agua, para implementar actividades y fomentar la implementación de la Agencia del Agua. | Yes | ||||||
76 | International Association of Hydrogeologists | United States | North America | Non-Governmental Organization | https://iah.org/ | Technological innovation | Recent advances in science and technology, if implemented, have the potential to dramatically change the health of communities, provide resilience to climate change, and inform wise decision-making and management of water resources. Examples: new field tests that give immediate results for drinking water contamination can save thousands of lives. Emerging satellite and drone technology can assess local impacts of climate change, and the availability of sustainable water resources for agriculture | Yes | ||||||
77 | Niños y Crías AC | Mexico | Latin America and the Caribbean | Non-Governmental Organization | www.ninosycrias.org | Un marco multilateral renovado: crear una agencia del agua dentro de la ONU. | La creación de una Organización Mundial del Agua aceleraría y coordinaría los esfuerzos para llevar a cabo acciones que aseguren el manejo sustentable y equitativo así como monitorear los objetivos internacionales. Esta Agencia también debería tener un Fondo Mundial para el Agua, para implementar actividades y fomentar la implementación de la Agenda del Agua. | Yes | ||||||
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