My WEDC: 42nd WEDC International Conference

Programme for Climate Change and WASH

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Monday 13 September \| 10:00 – 11:00 1A: Natural Hazards Chair: Qiuhua Liang / Xiaoli Su Room: 1A » Watch session on YouTube	Cyclone damage to rural water supply in remote Vanuatu Knappstein, Michelle Building back better: providing access to water, sanitation and hygiene in the aftermath of the 2018 Kerala Floods Parmar, Tithal Current approaches to modelling natural flood management sites Hill, Bartholomew
Monday 13 September \| 11:15 – 12:15 1B: Water Supply and Access Chair: Qiuhua Liang / Xiaoli Su Room: 1B » Watch session on YouTube	Access to safe drinking water: what about seasonality? Cassivi, Alexandra Sand dam resilience for rural water access amid climate change in semi-arid Kenya: sustainable design for drought and flood. Bogle, Spencer
Monday 13 September \| 13:15 – 14:15 1C: Climate Change Impacts Chair: Xiaodong Ming / Bartholomew Hill Room: 1C » Watch session on YouTube	Community-based methods for exploring climate impacts and responses in gender and socially inclusive rural WASH Kohlitz, Jeremy Climate impacts on household sanitation and responses: data from low-income urban areas in Indonesia Kohlitz, Jeremy Impacts of climate vulnerable environments on effective sanitation and FSM in rural Cambodia Abdel-Sattar, Rana
Monday 13 September \| 14:30 – 15:30 1D: Methods and Modelling Chair: Huili Chen / Jinghua Jiang Room: 1D » Watch session on YouTube	Integrating climate thinking for rural sanitation and hygiene programming Iyer, Ruhil Methodological comparison for WASH-related climate vulnerability assessments Abrams, Amber L Hydrological and hydraulic modelling of concrete fuse plug operation for small dams in a context of climate change Fortin, Maxim
Tuesday 14 September \| 10:00 – 11:00 1E: Climate Actions Chair: Huili Chen / Jiaheng Zhao Room: 1E » Watch session on YouTube	The intersectionality of menstrual practices, water and climate action: designing post-pandemic menstrual programming with men and boys in Kenya Karanja, Daniel Simplified drought monitoring: drawing Lessons from the installation of groundwater early warning system in the south of Madagascar Koslengar, Mougabe The tube recharge: a household option that increases climate resilience Holstag, Henk

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