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The Water Institute at UNC is changing the way the world works on water through scientific discovery, technical innovation and policy leadership.
Chapel Hill, NCwaterinstitute.unc.eduJoined August 2011

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A wonderful final plenary for the week! A big thank you to all of our panelists from today and the previous days this week who partook in our insightful and informative discussions #UNCWaterandHealth
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For the final plenary of #UNCWaterandHealth, @StateDept and @USAIDWater colleagues - @Katchinoff, @lschecht, and Rami Wehbeh from USAID/Lebanon - are talking through the implications of the #globalwaterstrategy and White House Action Plan on global water security.
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Good morning and welcome to the last day of the #UNCWaterandHealth Conference! The plenary this morning, “The White House, Congress, and the United Nations: A Global Pivot on Water” will start at 10:30am and include guests from the State Department, the US Senate, USAID, and ANEW
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Johannes Cullmann is looking for game-changers before the UN Water Conference which is the midterm review for the Water Action Decade. They are “mandated by sheer power, community behind them, and possibility to do things”. Which ones do you want to see? #UNCWaterandHealth
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As mentioned “Create the momentum and don’t lose that momentum to guide member states and stakeholders”. Involving everyone and having our voices heard is critical. #UNCWaterandHealth
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Representative Eqriselda Lopez (El Salvador) is giving it to us straight at the #UNCWaterandHealth. We have to mobilize to influence the UN water agenda and to make sure change happens. It's our responsibility to drive global change. @UNC_Water_Inst #womeninwater
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Photo of panel discussants at the UNC Water and Health conference including representative Lopez.
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Good morning from Day 4 of the #UNCWaterandHealth conference! Make sure to stop by for our plenary today of “Advancing the WASH Agenda in 2023” in the Auditorium from 10:30am-12pm where the UN Water Conference taking place next March will be discussed. Don’t miss it!
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A very insightful plenary session from members of discussing Haiti’s present and future of the drinking water and sanitation sectors. What stood out to you from what the speakers mentioned?
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Plenary session on the state of the #WASH sector in #Haiti. Director General Guito and team as panelists from @DINEPA sharing their work at #UNCWaterandHealth @Haiti_HANWASH
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We hope you are enjoying lunch! We are having two Lunch sessions: a Technology Showcase in the Sunflower Room and a Careers in WASH session in the Magnolia room with Dr. Rick Johnston (JMP) and Dr. Christine Stauber (Georgia State).
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A wonderful conclusion to our 2nd plenary session from the #UNCWaterandHealth conference on innovation capacity building. Our panelists emphasized the importance of: following up, incentives to spur innovation, impact outcomes, and thinking holistically. What else would you add?
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Don't miss the plenary “Driving WASH Sector Strengthening: Developing the Capacity to Innovate,” taking place today at 10:30am EDT in the Grumman Auditorium. The session will discuss the capacity development and innovation accelerators in the UN Water SDG 6 Acceleration Framework
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“If you can remember one thing from our session, the person buying your [WASH] product won’t be the one using your product.” Esther Shaylor, UNICEF How then can we understand what the *buyers* of sanitation products want? #UNCWaterandHealth
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Opening plenary: Our panelists greatly appreciate new reports on State of Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene based on SDG acceleration framework, focus on governance, and the need for governments to lead, but how will we measure the impact of the reports? #UNCwaterandhealth
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While data on many aspects of WASH in HCFs are limited, they are growing, and show significant disparities for women and people with disabilities (Rick Johnston, JMP), and closing data gaps is leading to action (John Brogan, Helvetas) #UNCwaterandheath
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You won’t want to miss our plenary session today, “Current State and Future Trends of the WASH Sector” covering the WHO and UNICEF reports on drinking water, sanitation, and hand hygiene. Join us in the Grumman Auditorium or online from 10:30am – 12:00pm EDT #uncwaterandhealth
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Registering and paying prior to your arrival will greatly expedite our check-in process at the Friday Center, so please remember to do so before you arrive! In-Person Registration: nciph-events.sph.unc.edu/portal/events/ Instructions for Paying Online: mcusercontent.com/b41c2458c63f15
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We’re excited to announce that guests from the National Directorate of Drinking Water and Sanitation (DINEPA) of Haiti will be speaking at the 2022 UNC Water and Health Conference! Come check out this plenary session on Wednesday, Oct.26th at 10:30AM EDT. #uncwaterandhealth
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Don’t miss out on the 2022 UNC Water and Health conference closing plenary, “The White House, Congress, and the United Nations: A Global Pivot on Water” on Friday 10/28 at 10:30am EST with guests from the State Department, the US Senate, USAID, and ANEW
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