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MEMBERS OF THE PANEL

Chair

James Richard Davis NWC Australia

Panelists

• an en ns, NERC-UK

• Marc Overmars, SOPAC

• Ashok Jaitly, TERI

• David Molden, IWMI

• Roy Rasmussen, NCAR

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• In-Ho Keum- ADB

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LIST OF ISSUES

• Water in Food: Productivit Gains

 – How do we increase roductivit includin use of enetics andalso protect downstream environments for the benefit ofdependent communities?

 – How can we monitor and manage groundwater use fromnumerous small-holder users?

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LIST OF ISSUES

• Clean Water: A Question of Qualit

 – What can science offer to maintain water ualit as we movetowards more water reuse and recycling?

 – climate variability and change, especially in small islanddeveloping states?

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LIST OF ISSUES

• as n eve anagement: corecar or s a

 – How can we measure environmental benefits so that we get theright balance between consumptive and environmental water in

basin plans?

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