Overview of the Objectives and Activities Plan
Transcript of Overview of the Objectives and Activities Plan
Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism
Overview of the Objectives and Activities Plan
13th December 2017
Norihide Tamoto
Sewerage and Wastewater Management Department
Water and Disaster Management Bureau
Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT)
Preparation Workshopon the Asia Wastewater Management Partnership (AWaP)
Contents
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1. Background and Concept of Asia Wastewater Management Partnership (AWaP)
2. Draft Activities Plan
Contents
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1. Background and Concept of Asia Wastewater Management Partnership (AWaP)
2. Draft Activities Plan
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Background why we need AWaP?
6.2 By 2030, achieve access to adequate and equitable sanitation and hygiene for all and end open
defecation, paying special attention to the needs of women and girls and those in vulnerable
situations
6.3 By 2030, improve water quality by reducing pollution, eliminating dumping and minimizing release of
hazardous chemicals and materials, halving the proportion of untreated wastewater and
substantially increasing recycling and safe reuse globally
6.a By 2030, expand international cooperation and capacity-building support to developing countries in
water- and sanitation-related activities and programmes, including water harvesting, desalination,
water efficiency, wastewater treatment, recycling and reuse technologies
Status Quo of the Water Environment and Wastewater Management in (Southeast) Asia
Water pollution load from municipal
wastewater is increasing due to the rapid
growth of city population
Population coverage of municipal
wastewater treatment is under 5% in many
ASEAN countries including Myanmar
Awareness on preventing water pollution is
still low in the countries
66%
23%
0% 20% 40% 60% 80%
Malaysia
Thailand
Vietnam
Philippines
Myanmar
Nepal
Indonesia
Cambodia
Laos
Srilanka
Under 5% population
coverage of
sewerage
Increasing pollution load due to
rapid urbanization and
industrialization
Gap
To achieve the SDGs Target, it is necessary to fill the GAP by 2030
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Discussion in Nagoya 2016 “Conference on Watershed Management for Controlling Municipal
Wastewater in Southeast Asia” held in Nagoya last year.
6 Countries (Vietnam, Indonesia, Cambodia, Myanmar, Philippines
and Japan) participated.
Agreed on the “Effectiveness of information-sharing by the attending
countries as a first step to solve common challenges among
countries and necessary to hold the conference periodically”.
This Workshop is the first step of the information sharing activity
among countries.
Mainstreaming is the Key Concept
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Achievement of SDGs by 2030
Wastewater Related Institutions and Infrastructures are in well Established and Operated Status
“Mainstreaming Wastewater Management” =“Wastewater management is incorporated in various socioeconomic activities
from national policy to the level of civic life”
→ It is necessary to involve/outreach various stakeholders
Prioritize wastewatermanagement in gov. policy
Establish Institution and education of human resources
Financing
Government Private Civil Society
Reduction of pollution load in the industry
Development of applicable technology and business
Encourage awareness on the conservation of water environment through environmental education etc.
Outcome
Activity to fill the gap
Necessary knowledge, know-how will be shared in Asia Wastewater Management Partnership (AWaP)
Inclusive and Sustainable
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Ultimate Goal of the Mainstreaming of Wastewater Management is Inclusive and Sustainable Development
-Activities-
Information Sharing
and Co-Projects of
on Mainstreaming
of WWM
• Human
Resources
Development
• Development of
Appropriate
Technology
• Awareness
Raising and
Education
-Body-
AWaPPrevention of
Epidemic
Diseases
Wastewater
Related
industry
Job Creation
Involvement of
Citizens,
Creation of
Comfortable City
Environment
(Examples from Japanese Experience)
-ultimate goal/concept-
Inclusiveand
SustainableDevelopment
Contents
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1. Background and Concept of Asia Wastewater Management Partnership (AWaP)
2. Draft Activities Plan
Organizational Structure
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Secretariat(financed by MLIT/MOE Japan)
Development and Financial
Organizations
JICA (Japan International
Cooperation Agency)
Technical and Institutional Advisors
JSC(Japan Sanitation Consortium)
GCUS (Global Center for Urban
Sanitation)Japan
Cambodia Indonesia
Myanmar Philippines Vietnam
Partner Network
WEPA(Water Environment
Partnership in Asia)
Partner Countries(under discussion)
Partner Countries work together to promote wastewater treatment in Asia.
Partner Organizations give needed resources.
Secretariat manages the Partnership with funds of Japanese government.
Draft
Ref: Collaboration of WEPA and AWaP
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Institution for Wastewater Management
Construction and Operation of
Facilities
Environment/Effluent
Standard
Water Env. Monitoring
Improvement of Water
Environment
AWaPAsia Wastewater management Partnership
WEPAWater Environment Partnership in Asia
Mainstreaming of
WastewaterManagement
Collaboration of WEPA and AWaP is essential to achieve the
common goal
Intended Activities
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Intended Activities
of AWaP
Information Sharing
and Networking
through meetings
Provide Practical
Knowledge and
Know-how through
Information Platform
Conduct Co-Projects
to Tackle with
Common Issues
Holding conferences
among partner countries
regularly
Discuss about the theme
necessary for
mainstreaming wastewater
management with a focus
on raising awareness,
legislation, organization,
technology and finance
Building web-based
platform to share practical
knowledge on wastewater
management in Asia
Utilizing technical and
legislative information of
JICA/MLIT/MOE projects
To tackle with common
technical/legislative
challenges of partner
countries, establish
collaborative project to
discuss and prepare
guidelines and manuals
Three main components for the AWaP core activities
Appreciate your comment/inputs in your presentation
Draft
Activity Plan
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2017 2018 2019 2020-
Preparation
1. Information Sharing
and Networking
through meetings
2. Provide Practical
Knowledge and Know-
how through
Information Platform
3. Collaborative
Projects
First Regular Conference in Japan
Building Web-based information platform
Formulation of co-projects
Identification of common issues
Second
Regular Conference
Knowledge sharing through
platform
We would like to launch the partnership in the summer next year
Preparation WS in Yangon
Draft
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Let’s Work Together to Mainstream Wastewater Management and Achieve
SDGs Targets