IBC / 130
[
] 129
access
to
water
and
sanitation
for
all
The Mekong River Commission and its transboundary cooperation
1 Dr. Anoulak Kittikhoun is the Chief Strategy and Partnership Officer at the
Mekong River Commission. He was previously Team Leader of the Basin
Development Plan (BDP) Programme at the MRC. He received his bachelor
degree from the Australian National University and his Masters and Doctor of
Philosophy (PhD) from the City University of New York’s Graduate Center. A
Lao national, he is a former international staff member of the United Nations
Secretariat in New York.
Strengthening citizens’ involvement in water and sanitation management
1 UN-Water Global Analysis and Assessment of Sanitation and Drinking-Water
(GLAAS) 2017 report. Financing universal water, sanitation and hygiene under
the Sustainable Development Goals.
2 Ferrand, N., Hare, M., Rougier, J.-E., 2006. Iskar Test Site option description
living with flood and drought. Methodological document for the Iskar Test Site,
AquaStress IP, FP6, Europe, Brussels, Belgium.
3 The AfroMaison project has been funded by the European Commission under
the ‘Coordinated call for Africa’ (FP7 – AFRICA 2010). The project was
instituted to address Integrated Natural Resource Management challenges by
testing innovative management and governance tools and adaptive technologies
in five case studies, namely: Tunisia (Oum Zessar Watershed), Mali (Inner Niger
Delta), Ethiopia (headwaters of the Blue Nile), Uganda (Rwenzori Mountains)
and South Africa (uThukela District).
4 Hassenforder, E., Ferrand, N., Pittock, J., Daniell, K.A., Barreteau, O., 2015. A
participatory planning process as an arena for facilitating institutional bricolage:
example from the Rwenzori region, Uganda. Soc. Nat. Resour. 28, 995.
SDG 6 – New vision for better management of water supply and sanitation
in Lebanon
1 Shaban, 2003
2 Triangle Consulting, 2017
3 Fanack, 2016
4 UNHCR, 2014