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International Conference on Peri-Urban Landscapes: Water, Food and Environmental Security, Sydney, Australia, July 8-10, 2014.
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Professor Dr Shahbaz KhanUNESCO Regional Science Bureau for Asia and the PacificJakarta, Indonesia
Global Water Security Challenge – Collaborative Actions for Sustaining a Common Property
Global Challenges and Pressures
•768 million people lack access to improved WS
•2.5 billion people lack basic sanitation (70% in Asia)
•1 billion people practice open defecation (70% in SA)
•3.4 million people die/y from water-related disease
•2 million tons/d of sewage, industrial, agricultural
waste are discharged into the world’s water
•Depleting groundwater - land subsidence
•Climate change - Increase of extreme weather events, floods/droughts
•Nitrogen, pesticides, endocrine disruptors
Global Water Challenges
Water for Cities/Peri-urban Challenge
Water Treatment
Distribution network
SewerNetwork
Centralised WWTP
Effluent discharge
FoodSecurity
A Defining Moment in Time
Post-2015 and Water
Lobby for an SDG for Water responding to three
objectives:
1. Achieve universal access to sustainable sanitation and
to drinking water that is really safe
2. Increase wastewater management and pollution
prevention
3. Improve water security through integrated water
resources management and water-use efficiency
Water Security
Human Security
Socio-economic Security
Ecologic Security
Credit: Ben Bragga
WATER SECURITY is defined as the capacity of a population to safeguard access to adequate quantities of water of acceptable quality for sustaining human and ecosystem health on a watershed basis, and to ensure efficient protection of life and property against water related hazards -- floods, landslides, land subsidence,) and droughts.
UNESCO IHP-VIII 2014-2021
Water Related
Disasters and
Hydrological
Changes
Groundwater in a Changing Environm
ent
Addressing Water Scarcity
and Quality
Water and
Human Settlements of the
Future
EcohydrologyEngin
eering Harmony
for a Sustainable World
Education, Key to Water
Security
Water Security, Addressing Local, Regional and Global Challenges
Axis 1 Mobilizing International cooperation to Improve knowledge and innovation to
address water security challenges
Axis 3 Developing
institutional and human
capacities for water
security and sustainability
Axis 2Strengthening the
Science-Policy interface to reach water security
at local, national, regional, and global
levels
IHP-VIII 2014-2021
4.1- Game changing approaches and technologies4.2 - System wide changes for integrated
management approaches4.3 - Institution and leadership for beneficiation and
integration4.4 -Opportunities in emerging cities in developing
countries4.5 – Integrated development in rural human
settlement
4Water and human settlements of the future
5.1 - Hydrological dimension of a catchment– identification of potential threats and opportunities for a sustainable development5.2 - Shaping of the catchment ecological structure for ecosystem potential enhancement ─ biological productivity and biodiversity..5.3 - Ecohydrology system solution and ecological engineering for the enhancement of water and ecosystem resilience and ecosystem services5.4 - Urban Ecohydrology – storm water purification and retention in the city landscape, potential for improvement of health and quality of life.5.5 - Ecohydrological regulation for sustaining and restoring continental to coastal connectivity and ecosystem functioning
IHP-VIII 2014-2021
Ecohydrology, engineering harmony for a sustainable world5
Global Actions with Local Relevance
Major AP= IHP Areas of Action
INTERNATIONAL HYDROLOGICAL PROGRAMME (IHP)
Regional Steering Committee (RSC) for South East Asia and the Pacific (SEAP)
Interoperability of Water Networks
(Regional Platform)
Building Capacities
Promoting Urban Water Management
IHP Training Courses
Development of Knowledge Platform for customizing IWRM guidelines for
Extreme Events
AP-FRIEND GWADI HELP
SWITCH-IN-ASIA
Cambodia
Indonesia
Philippines
Vietnam
Ecohydrology
Regional Flagship Programme
http://www.switchurbanwater.eu/
An Integrated and Innovative Programme towards Sustainable Water Management in Asian Cities
Sustainability Science Approach
New WaterSWITCH to the Future
New Farming
• Carousel system in
Singapore with full
recycle of water and
nutrients
The future
New FoodScience or Science Fiction?
The idea of food produced in factories is not so far from reality as we might think
Future for Urban/Peri-Urban Areas
• Urban Water Solutions Development of ASPAC
Flagship programme towards sustainable and
effective water management in ‘The City of the
future’
Develop and deliver strategy for transformational
change:
• A holistic approach
• Reduce water use (all uses)
• Reuse water (water chain)
• Help water (eco-)systems cope
UNESCO
Partner in Building
The future we want for all
Thank You!