Regional Workshop to disseminate Water Supply and Sanitation Standards of Quality of Service, adapted to LDCs Preparation to the ISO TC 224 Draft Standards test in Africa. WBI/InWEnt/AfWA/NWSC WORKSHOP KAMPALA (UGANDA), JULY 24-27, 2007

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Regional Workshop to disseminate Water Supply and
Sanitation Standards of Quality of Service,
adapted to LDCsPreparation to the ISO TC 224
Draft Standards test in Africa.
WBI/InWEnt/AfWA/NWSC WORKSHOP KAMPALA (UGANDA),
JULY 24-27, 2007
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• Introduction to the workshop
• Claude Jamati
• World Bank Institute (WBI)

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Why this approach ?

• Standards aim at
• Facilitating the definition and the evaluation of
  water and sanitation (WSS) services,
• Facilitating dialogue between all stakeholders,
  namely operators, local authorities, consumers
  associations, regulatory bodies,
• Developing a common understanding
• STANDARDIZATION GENERATOR OF PROGRESS

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What we do not want

• Complicated words, even if the subject is
  technical and specialized
• Theoretical speeches far from the actual
  situation on the ground in Africa
• A workshop where experts and consultants provide
  their science without interaction

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What we want

• An exchange with an objective of 50 of the time
  spent in debates
• The involvement of all stakeholders (operators,
  local governments, consumers associations,
  regulators)
• A pragmatic workshop ending with a clear shared
  road map

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Objectives

• Presentation of a methodology of implementation
  of standards, adapted to the African context
• Discussion of this methodology and adaptation
  according to the conclusions of the working
  sessions
• Definition of the most pertinent criteria in
  order to test these standards

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Partners

• WBI
• InWEnt
• WSP
• ISO TC
• AFWA
• MDP
• pSEau
• AFNOR

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Program of the WBI InWEnt workshop

• Tuesday, July 24, Morning
• 920 to 1010 am
• Presentation of Participants 30
• ISO process for Standards elaboration and General
  Context of the ISO TC 224 work by Laurence THOMAS
  (AFNOR / TC 224) 20
• Coffee Break

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Program of the WBI InWEnt workshop

• Tuesday, July 24, Morning
• 1030 to 1300
• Developing Countries contributions to the ISO TC
  224 by Mounir ZOUGGARI (ONEP / TC 224) 20
• Standard Project 24510 (User expectations) by
  Robin SIMPSON (Consumers International / TC 224)
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• Standard Project 24511 (Waste water) by Mustapha
  MAHI (ONEP / TC 224) 20
• Standard Project 24512 (Potable Water) by Robin
  SIMPSON (Consumers International / TC 224) 20
• DEBATE 60

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Program of the WBI InWEnt workshop

• Tuesday, July 24, Afternoon
• 300 to 450 pm
• Proposition of a methodology for the test of the
  standards by Ingrid PICARD (Urbaconsulting) 20
• Rabat Workshop results by Denis DESILLE
  (Programme Solidarité Eau) 20
• Definition of the workshops participants tasks by
  Mounir ZOUGGARI (ONEP / TC 224) 10
• DEBATE 60
• Coffee Break

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Program of the WBI InWEnt workshop

• Tuesday, July 24, Afternoon
• 510 to 600 pm - LOCAL EXPERIENCES
• AfWA by Sylvain USHER
• MDP by Félix ADEGNIKA
• NWSC by Silver MUGISHA
• PERPAMSI by Werner BRENNER
• WSP by Rosemary ROP
• 10 each

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Program of the WBI InWEnt workshop

• Wednesday, July 25
• 900am to 600pm
• Group Working Sessions according to the
  program to prepare by the consultant in
  coordination with TC experts
• (2 groups as defined on Tuesday evening)

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Program of the WBI InWEnt workshop

• Thursday, July 26
• 900 am to 1200
• Plenary session working groups report 30
• How to adapt the Proposed Test methodology
  regarding to the Working groups report by Ingrid
  PICARD (Urbaconsulting) 20
• DEBATE AND VALIDATION facilitated by Claude
  JAMATI and Mounir ZOUGGARI 20
• Coffee Break
• DEBATE AND VALIDATION facilitated by Claude
  JAMATI and Mounir ZOUGGARI 110

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Program of the WBI InWEnt workshop

• Friday, July 27, Morning
• 900 to 0100 pm
• Workshop report by Ingrid PICARD (Urbaconsulting)
• The MOST IMPORTANT Who is doing what from now
  on ?
• (Road map, Next steps, After workshop report)
• DEBATE facilitated by Mounir ZOUGGARI , Robin
  SIMPSON and Claude JAMATI
• CONCLUSION and EVALUATION

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Thank you

• Claude Jamati (WBI)
• claudejamati_at_worldbank.org