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Official
Opening: USAID Introductions, Workshop Objectives, and Agenda
(PRESENTATION)
Bill Sugrue, Director of the Office of the Environment and Natural
Resources, welcomes training workshop participants and outlines
the objectives and agenda for the week. Included in the opening
will be a video greeting/presentation from Andrew Natsios, Agency
Administrator.
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New
Directions for USAID and Prospects for the Environment Sector
Bill Sugrue, Director of the Office of the Environment and Natural
Resources. Introduction by Alan Hurdus.
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Peering
into the Future: Water in the 21st Century (ABSTRACTS)
Peter
Gleick of the Pacific Institute for Studies in Development,
Environment, and Security, based in Oakland, California. Introduction
by Dan Deely. (PRESENTATION)
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Integrated
Water Resources Management: Concepts and Practices (ABSTRACTS)
Frank
Rijsberman, Director of IWMI; and Peter
Rogers, Gordon McKay Professor of Environmental Engineering,
Harvard University. Introductions by Chris Scott and Peter McCornick.
PRESENTATION
BY RIJSBERMAN
PRESENTATION
BY ROGERS
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Competition
for a Scarce Resource: Threats and Opportunities for the Water
Sector (ABSTRACTS)
Aaron
Wolf, from Oregon State University; and Roland
Steiner, from the Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission.
Introduction by Steve Olive.
PRESENTATION
BY WOLF
PRESENTATION
BY STEINER
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Worldwide
Overview of Water Related Agency Activity (ABSTRACTS)
Richard
Volk and Meg
Findley, G/ENV USAID. Introduction by Richard Volk. (PRESENTATION)
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Track
1: Integrated Water Resources Management at the Basin Scale:
Ridge
to Reef: The Conceptual Watershed (ABSTRACTS)
Ridge
to Reef: Management Instruments (ABSTRACTS)
- Bill
Painter,
Office of Water, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (PRESENTATION)
- Azharul
Mazumder,
Team Leader, Environment Team, USAID/Bangladesh
Ridge
to Reef: Sharing the Basin (ABSTRACTS)
Track
2: Water Supply and Sanitation
Small
Scale Water Supply and Sanitation: State of the Art Approaches
(ABSTRACTS)
Key
Issues in Developing Financially Viable Water and Wastewater Systems
(ABSTRACTS)
Sanitation
and Health: The Urban Poor (ABSTRACTS)
Track 3:
Finite Water, Multiple Demands: A Sector-level View
Water
and Energy (ABSTRACTS)
Water
and Agriculture: Water Quality and Quantity Impacts (ABSTRACTS)
Ecological
and Economic Impacts of Aquatic Biodiversity Conservation (ABSTRACTS)
Track 4:
Cross-Cutting Issues
Water
Sector Reform (ABSTRACTS)
Climate
Variability and Extremes: Implications for Water Resources Management
(ABSTRACTS)
- Upmanu
Lall,
Professor, Earth & Environmental Engineering, Columbia University
(PRESENTATION)
- Juli
Trtanj,
Program Manager for Climate Variability ad Human Health, NOAA
Office of Global Programs (PRESENTATION)
- Candyce
E. Clark,
Director, Applications Research Program, NOAA Office of Global
Programs (PRESENTATION)
- Jonathan
Pundsack,
Program Manager for Latin America and the Caribbean, NOAA Office
of Global Programs (PRESENTATION)
Valuation
of Water Resources (ABSTRACTS)
Track 5:
Environmental Trends
HIV/AIDS
and the Environment—Why You Should Care (ABSTRACTS)
Water
and Energy Resources Development: Dams and Hydropower (ABSTRACTS)
Walking
on Water? Mainstreaming Gender in to Mission Activities
- Nancy
Diamond,
Environmental Social Scientist, Diamond Consulting (PRESENTATION)
- Chris
Pannkuk,
Water Management Specialist, Investing in Women in Development
Fellow, USAID/Armenia
- Susan
van Keulen-Cantella,
CBNRM Specialist, USAID/Guinea
- Bradley
Carr, USAID/El Salvador (PRESENTATION)
Towards
Better Environmental Governance: Property Rights, Procedural Rights,
and Institutional Development (ABSTRACTS)
A
Threats Based Conservation of Biodiversity (ABSTRACTS)
The
Environment and Cities: Love or Hate Relationship?
Potential
Consequences of Climate Change on the Water Sector (ABSTRACTS)
Sustaining
Trees and People-GENV/ENR Forestry Team (ABSTRACTS)
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Track
1: Environment and Natural Resources Tools
(A)
Guide to USAID Legislation, Policies, and Procedures; and (B)
Biodiversity Primer
- John
Smith-Sreen,
Environment Officer Asia Near East Bureau USAID (Part A) (PRESENTATION)
- Jill
Kelley,
New Entry Professional (Environment) USAID (Part A)
- Mary
Rowen,
Wildlife and Biodiversity Advisor, USAID (Part B)
60 Minutes
of Regulation 216 and its Application throughout the Agency
- Mohammad
Latif,
Regional Environmental Officer, E&E, USAID (PRESENTATION)
- Paul
de Rossier,
Environmental Officer, G/ENV, USAID (PRESENTATION)
- Carl
Gallegos,
Deputy Director, USAID/AFR/ANRE, AFR/BEO (PRESENTATION)
- John
Wilson,
ANE Bureau Environment Officer, USAID
- Jeff
Brokaw,
Environment Officer, LAC USAID
Biotechnology
and Bidiversity: What are the Environmental Issues and USAID Tools?
(ABSTRACTS)
- Josette
Lewis,
Biotechnology Advisor, USAID Robert Frederick, Senior Scientist,
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
- Robert
Frederick,
Scientist/ORD Biotechnology Liaison, National Center for Environmental
Assessment, EPA (PRESENTATION)
Critical
and Emerging Issues in Forest Management: Field Management Tools
and Techniques (ABSTRACTS)
Track 2:
Municipal Water Supply, Sanitation, and Wastewater Tools
Public/Private
Partnerships in Water and Wastewater Utility Management (ABSTRACTS)
Treated
Wastewater and Agricultural Reuse (ABSTRACTS)
Water
and Wastewater Treatment Technologies Appropriate for Reuse Model
(WAWTTAR): A System Design Tool (ABSTRACTS)
Industrial
Water Pollution Prevention in Latin America (ABSTRACTS)
Track 3:
Data Information Tools
Hydrologic
Assessment: Procedures to Determine a Water Balance (ABSTRACTS)
River
Forecasting and Disaster Mitigation (ABSTRACTS)
Water
Quality Monitoring "By Whom, For What?" (ABSTRACTS)
Research,
Library, and Internet Resources for Environmental Officers (ABSTRACTS)
Track 4: Socio-Economic
and Institutional Tools
Collaborative
Problem Solving and Conflict Prevention (ABSTRACTS)
Applications
of Environmental Education and Communication
Transboundary
River Basin Management (ABSTRACTS)
Stakeholder
Participation: Moving Beyond a "One Size Fits All" Approach
(ABSTRACTS)
Track 5:
Tools for Cross-Cutting Water Issues
Innovative
Wastewater Treatment Technologies (ABSTRACTS)
Tools
for Sustainable Aquaculture Development (ABSTRACTS)
- Maria
Haws,
Director of Pearl Research and Training Program Pacific Aquaculture
and Coastal Resources Center, University of Hawaii (PRESENTATION)
- James
Tobey,
Associate Resource Manager, Coastal Resources Center, University
of Rhode Island (PRESENTATION)
Ecosystem
Approaches to Water Management: The Chesapeake Bay Program (ABSTRACTS)
Reducing
Agricultural Water Use (ABSTRACTS)
Regional
Small Group Presentations and Discussion
Opportunity for Small Groups to present discussion results to
the plenary.
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WORKSHOP
ABSTRACTS AND PRESENTATIONS
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