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Tuesday, November 13
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| 0830 - 0900 |
Registration |
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0900 - 0915
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Welcoming Address:
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Session 1: From Global Prospects to Issues Related to Island and Coastal Territories:
- Chair: Eric Pommier, Chair FPTPECC Polynesia
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0915-0930
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Speech
- Loic Fauchon, President World Water Forum
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| 0930-1000 |
How to Prevent Conflicts Over Water Use Among Stakeholders and Between Economies About Rights to Access to Water and Priorities for Its Use.
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1000-1020
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The Global Water Issues
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1020-1115
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Discussion of Selected Cases About Potential Conflict Between Pivate and Industrial Users Over the Use of Water:
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Groundwater Sustainability, Mining Environmental Issues
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Groundwater in Island Environments: Resources and Vulnerability
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Region’s Progress in Implementing the Regionally Adopted Strategy on Sustainable Water Management Through the Pacific Partnership Initiative
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1115-1200
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General Discussion
- Moderator: Jacques Leguere, Chair FPTPECC New Caledonia
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1200-1400
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Lunch
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| 1400 |
Field Trip to the Water and Wastewater Infrastructure of Bora-Bora
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| 1930-2130 |
Dinner |
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| Wednesday November 14 |
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Session 2: Adapted Answers to Local Constraints to Best Fit the Needs
- Chair: Charles Morrison, President East West Center, International Chair PECC
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0830-0900
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An Integrated Water Programme to Satisfy Jointly Private and Public Demand and Protect a Fragile Environment: The Bora-Bora case.
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0900-0930
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The Reuse of Used Waters: Case Studies of California, Hawaii, Carribean
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0930-1000
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The Hawaiian Policy to Guarantee the Water Quality
- Dr Sitiveni Halapua, East West Center
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| 1000-1020 |
Coffee break
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1020-1050
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China’s Practices of Water Conservation in Isolated Areas
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1050-1120
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How to Protect the Resource, Manage it in the Best Economic Way and Develop Alternate Technologies: The Case of Singapore
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1120-1200
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General Discussion
- Moderator: Charles Morrison, President East West Center
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1200-1330
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Lunch
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Session 3: New and Classical Avenues for Counter Balancing Water Shortage:
- Chair: Joel Allain, SUEZ Group
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1330-1350
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How to Develop Water Production Units at a Reasonable Cost whilst Keeping Maintenance Cost Low? The Wallis and Futuna case.
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1350-1420
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Towards A New Culture for Water: Water Scarcity and Pricing Policy.
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1420-1450
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The Financing of Infrastructure Projects in Water Management in the Pacific Region
- Laurent Fontaine, Director of AFD (French Agency for Development) in Polynesia
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1450-1520
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How to Maintain Essential Services Running in the Case of Earthquakes or Tsunamis; What are the Policies Set Up By Japan to Face Natural Disasters
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1520-1540
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Coffee Break
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1540-1610
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Policy Set By Chile to Guarantee the Quality of Water in Coastal Areas
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1610-1640
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The Capture of Rainwater and its Conservation in Reservoirs to Compensate the Draught Periods and uneven Rainfalls: The case of French Polynesia.
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1640-1730
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General Discussion
- Moderator : Joel Allain, SUEZ Group
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| 1930-2130 |
Dinner hosted by the Mayor of Bora-Bora |
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Thursday November 15
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Session 4:Towards Best Practices in the Management of Water.
- Chair: Michel Paoletti, Chair, Overseas Group, Economic and Social Council,Paris.
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| 0830-0900 |
The Decision Making Process and the Legal Approach: How to Meet the Regulatory Framework and Settle Disputes over Water Use.
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| 0900-0930 |
Coffee Break
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| 0930-1130 |
Round Table Discussion
Identification of the necessary contractual and financial framework to develop new technologies, regulations and standards to guarantee access to clean water to all, namely in Islands territories, less developed and isolated areas; identification for future work by the expert group; proposal for recommendations to the World Water council on its fifth meeting.
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| 1130-1140 |
Concluding session
- Professor Jean Luc Le Bideau, Vice-Chair FPTPECC
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| 1140-1200 |
Closing of the Seminar |
Details - The Water Management Seminar
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