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bli li i dce public policies and velopment 

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training of real users and

t / ti d lent / practice and scale-up

CSE – Global PCSE Global P

Why ?

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With strong local roots and dl i l lentre can play a crucial role 

obal action, especially in As

We believe approaches and sWe believe approaches and sarious countries (Africa/Asia

lobal initiative can becomelobal initiative can becomehallenges and potential of eolutions in different regionsolutions in different regionsatalyse action locally and gl

eep regional experience thei h i li ki f l lin the interlinking of local asia & Africa. 

solutions emerging fromsolutions emerging from a) will sharpen global action

e effective only if uniquee effective only if unique each region and emerging s are well integrated tos are well integrated to lobally. 

Global Water and Sanitation Partnershipumbia University

CSE Water Progr

EgyptRepublic of South Africa

ramme Partnership 

Sri LankaKenya

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on – state for past 10 years

eveloping a demand driven wareness creation programmwareness creation programm

m is to establish a south-sresearchers, academics,those involved in advocacythose involved in advocacy

evelopment –aimed at mainstreaming s..aimed at mainstreaming s

oth rural and urban areas.

ers / multipliers both state aers / multipliers both state aand beyond

research, capacity buildingmeme

south cross learning netw practitioners, regulatorsy for balanced environmenty for balanced environment

s stainable ater managemsustainable water managem

Mainstreaming Citywide Santhe globSession PSession P

WRC, BMGF, NFSSMA, SuSa

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Session PartneIHE EAWAG UKZNIHE EAWAG UKZN

nitation and effective FSM ibal southPartners:Partners: anA, GIZ, WATERAID, WH

ion (1.30‐4.00pm)

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