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UN-Water Project on Safe Safe Use Use of Wastewater of Wastewater in Agriculture In Agriculture Africa Asia Latin America Recap 1st Regional of the Workshop International for Francophone Kick-off, Africa 1 st and 2 nd Regional Workshops; Scope of the 3 rd Regional Workshop 18-19 February 2012 Palais de Congr es, Room Fez Dr. Jens Liebe, UNW-DPC 1

Wastewater is a resource Wastewater use can reduce pressure on freshwater resources improve food production, nutritional status save fertilizers and energy How can member states be supported in addressing Safe Use of Wastewater in Agriculture?

Population growth and urbanization

Goal Qualified people in key organizations to formulate the right policies and put into practice the safe use of wastewater in agriculture. Materials and methods Dissemination strategy Capacity building action plan Systems Organizations Individuals

Phases of capacity building at the individual/organization level Phase I: Individual Capacity Needs Assessment (CNA) National Reports Phase II: International workshop November 2011 Gap Assessment Phase III: Regional workshops February to March 2013 Capacity building action plan at the individual/organization level Phase IV: Wrap-up workshop May 2013 Implementation of Recommended Actions New CNA at the intitution/system level

November 2011, Bonn, Germany

Knowledge & capacity needs: Africa Group Policy aspects Health risks high medium Health protection measures Economic and financial considerations low none Monitoring and system assessment Socio-cultural aspects Environmental aspects Crop production aspects Tunisia South Africa Senegal Morocco Ghana

Organized by: Local Partner: February 2012, Marrakech, Morocco Safe Use of Wastewater Safe Use of Wastewater in Agriculture In Agriculture >> 1st Regional Workshop for Africa 1st Regional Workshop for Francophone Africa Algeria Benin Burkina Faso Cameroun 18-19 Central February African 2012 Republic Côte d Ivoire Palais Democratic de Congr es, Republic Room of Congo Fez Egypt Gabon Guinea Guinea-Bissau Mauritania Morocco Niger Nigeria Senegal Togo Tunisia 8

Haute (High) Moyenne (Medium) Basse (Low) Non (No) Capacity Needs, 1 st Regional Workshop 100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0%

UN-Water Project on Safe Safe Use of Use Wastewater of Wastewater in Agriculture In Agriculture 2 nd Regional Workshop 1st Regional Workshop for Francophone Africa Bangladesh India Iran Iraq Jordan Myanmar Nepal Pakistan Sri Lanka Syria Turkey 18-19 February 2012 Palais de Congr es, Room Fez May 16-18, 2012, New Delhi, India 10

Capacity needs West, Central and South Asia 100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% High needs Medium needs Low needs

UN-Water Project on Safe Safe Use Use of Wastewater of Wastewater in Agriculture In Agriculture 3 rd Regional Workshop 1st Regional Workshop for Francophone Africa Burundi Ethiopia Gambia Ghana Kenya Lesotho Liberia Malawi Mauritius 18-19 Mozambique February Namibia 2012 Nigeria Seychelles Sierra Palais Leone de Congr es, Somalia Room South Fez Africa Swaziland Tanzania Uganda Zambia Zimbabwe 12

Survey results: Your capacity needs 100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% High Medium Low Based on 33 of 41 participants

Background of the participants of this workshop 6% 12% 15% 67% Organizational background Government Research & Development Non Governmental Org. Other 18% 10% 30% Your daily activities Management / strategy Policy Research & development 2% 22% 18% Administration / finance / human resources Production / operation Other

Background of the participants of this workshop 6% 6% 1% 21% Your disciplines Water resources management Wastewater treatment / management 18% 11% Water infrastructure (supply / sanitation) Irrigation Agriculture Environment 11% 12% Health 14% Outreach / awareness / education Other

The situation in your countries 100% 80% 60% Strongly disagree Somewhat disagree Somewhat agree Strongly agree 40% 20% 0% We have great challenges We have knowledge about approaches and strategies We are very committed to address our challenges We take steps to promote safe use of wastewater in agriculture We improve our intervention based on previous results 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. LEARNING CURVE : 1. Awareness 2. Understanding 3. Commitment 4. Action 5. Reflection

What you want to learn "How the practice is being implemented in other countries and possible challenges they are facing." "To be better-equipped to lead and participate in efforts to ensure the safe use of wastewater in Zimbabwean agriculture" "I intend to learn from others on the use of low-cost methods available to treat wastewaters for agriculture" "Best practices elsewhere" "Safe handling of Wastewater and application in farm land" "The composition of Wastewater and state of application for particular plants" "Results on monitoring and evaluation of use of treated water" "Price of treated water sold to farmers and capacity to pay"

What you want to share "Status of wastewater irrigation in [ ], challenges in wastewater irrigation, findings from on-going studies" "Policy acceptance and implementation" "the problems we faced by using untreated water for agriculture" "my experiences on the needs of irrigators, their fears as well as their expectations from water supply authorities" "Management and governance of Wastewater use in farms" "Policy formulation and implementation"

What you want to take home "Knowledge and network" "Experiences from other countries on safe use of wastewater" "Reading Material on success stories of Wastewater use" "Develop communication with experts/participants in relation to policies, technologies and R&D projects" "Steps in developing a national strategy in safe use of Waste Water" "New interesting technologies to treat waste-water and use it productively"

Timeline International Kick-off Workshop November 2011 Regional Workshops - Francophone & Northern Africa February 2012 - West & Central Asia May 2012 - East & Southern Africa September 2012 - Latin America December 2012 - East Asia March 2013 International Wrap-up workshop May 2013 Additional events: 16 th AfWA International Congress & Exhibition, Marrakech, Morocco Seminar at IFAT 2012, Munich, Germany Side event at the World Water Week 2012, Stockholm, Sweden

Thank you! UN-Water Decade Programme on Capacity Development (UNW-DPC) UNITED NATIONS UNIVERSITY UN Campus Hermann-Ehlers-Str. 10 D-53113 Bonn, Germany Phone: + 49 (0) 228 815-0652 Fax: + 49 (0) 228 815-0655 E-Mail: info@unwater.unu.edu www.unwater.unu.edu