VELKOMMEN TIL HOST COUNTRY COMMITTEE 2. STORMØDE 27. APRIL 2017

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1 VELKOMMEN TIL HOST COUNTRY COMMITTEE 2. STORMØDE 27. APRIL 2017 IWA World Water Congress & Exhibition 2020 Copenhagen 1

2 13.00: Velkomst til VandCenter Syd v. Anders Bækgaard, kongrespræsident 2020 VCS 13.05: Generel information og siden sidst v. Helle Katrine Andersen, formand IWA Nationalkomité a. Kontakt med IWA b. Aktiviteter siden sidst c. Arbejdsgrupperne d. Milepæle e. Tokyo 2018, programkomite, v. Karsten Arnbjerg, DTU 13.30: Eksempler på aktørinvolvering i arbejdet frem mod 2020 a. Miljø- og Fødevareministeriet potentialer og pejlemærker frem mod 2020 v. Katrine Rafn, Miljøstyrelsen b. CALL Copenhagen v. Ole Larsen, CALL c. Partnerskaber og Innovationsfremme på vej mod 2020 universiteternes rolle v. Marina Bergen Jensen, KU d. Nordisk involvering v. Anders Bækgaard, VCS 14.15: Kaffepause 2

3 14.30: Gruppesession : Gruppesession : Opsamling i Plenum Ordstyrer Lykke Leonardsen, Københavns Kommune 16.00: Næste møde i Host Country Committee og tak for i dag v. Helle Katrine Andersen 3

4 AKTIVITETER SIDEN SIDST Kontakten med IWA headquarters World Water Congress & Exhibition Brisbane 2016 Arbejdsgrupper Markedsføring, Outreach Branding Sponsor og sponsorbranding Urban Water Water, Food, Energy YWP og rekruttering Igangsatte aktiviteter i branchen 4

5 HVAD HAR VI SAGT VI KAN OG VIL 5

6 NATIONAL ORGANISATION Host Country Committee Steering Group (Local Organising Committee) Helle Katrine Andersen, IWA Nationalkomiteen, Anders Bækgaard IWA Nationalkomiteen, Finn Mortensen State of Green, Lykke Leonardsen Københavns Kommune, Karin Klitgaard Dansk Industri, Peter Steen Mikkelsen DTU, Miriam Feilberg DANVA, Vibeke Borregaard STF, Jens Prisum BIOFOS Host Country Committee 1-2 annual stakeholder meetings Activities from 2016 Programme Shadow group*** Sponsors and sponsor branding Legacy Urban Water** Outreach (incl. developing countries) Activities to start later Exhibition Shadow group*** Markedsføring, Outreach, Branding Legacy: Water, Food, Energy** Implementing SDGs and follow-up Subjects to work with across WG s Social Events Shadow group*** Related Activities* Water Consuming Industries Baltic Initiative Business seminars Shadow group*** YWP Activities (and Legacy**) Branding of congress Nordic Cooperation *Side events, Forums, Workshops, **Summer Schools, Urban Water Charter WWF21, Water, Energy & Food Charter (update), ***Shadows/mirrors similar IWA areas of responsibility 6

7 ACTIVITIES Activities from 2016 Activities to start later Subjects to work with across WG s Programme Shadow group*** Sponsors and sponsor branding Legacy Urban Water** Implementing SDGs and follow-up Social Events Shadow group*** Markedsføring, Outreach, Branding Legacy: Water, Food, Energy** Outreach (incl. developing countries) Exhibition Shadow group*** Related Activities* Water Consuming Industries Baltic Initiative Business seminars Shadow group*** YWP Activities (and Legacy**) Branding of congress Nordic Cooperation *Side events, Forums, Workshops, **Summer Schools, Urban Water Charter WWF21, Water, Energy & Food Charter (update), ***Shadows/mirrors similar IWA areas of responsibility 7

8 ORGANISATION IWA International + The Danish National Committee for IWA IWA Programme Committee 2 Danish rep. Joint Operating Committee 3 rep. From IWA 3 rep. From IWA DK Local Organizing Committee (Host Country Committee Steering Group) Host Country Committee Linking to the Danish Water Sector 8

9 MARKEDSFØRING, OUTREACH OG BRANDING STATE OF GREEN, FINN MORTENSEN State of Green s tidligere vandrådgivningspanel er blevet sammenlagt med IWA arbejdsgruppen Første møde blev afholdt i december 2016 Formål med gruppen blev diskuteret: undersøge og række ud til målgruppe (konferencedeltagere) udpege kommercielle milepæle undersøge og forsøge at imødekomme efterspørgsel på nye materialer og værktøj komme med input til tekniske ture Liste med opgaver og milepæle udarbejdet Møde med sponsorgruppen v. Anders Bækgaard. MOB-arbejdsgruppens aktiviteter er afhængige af sponsorgruppens aftale med partnere. 9

10 SPONSORER OG SPONSORBRANDING NATIONALKOMITEEN ANDERS BÆKGAARD Sponsorgruppemøde den 8. november 2016: Målet er at sætte et så stort dansk fodaftryk som muligt på konferencen/udstillingen, og det bliver jo lettere jo flere lokale sponsormidler, DK kan frembyde. Opgaver: Forventningsafstemning med nuværende sponsorer indledes i 2017 Finansiering af branding af 2020 på step-stones Undersøges hos IWA HQ om danske sponsorer kan anvende sponsorat til egen markedsføring Udarbejde forslag til IWA vedr. elementer til en sponsorpakke for 2020 Arbejde med de større vandforbrugende industrier og evt. vandkraftbranchen (rel. til Norden) Nordiske sponsorer i relation til den nordiske involvering Møde med MOB arb. /State of Green 7. marts 2017: Koordination til branding drøftedes 10

11 URBAN WATER MIRIAM FEILBERG DANVA Arbejdsgruppemøder 27. juni 2016, 12. december 2016 og 30. marts 2017 Information om IWA-aktiviteter i relation til Water in Cities for the Future Overblik over relevante events de kommmende år Kommissorium for gruppens arbejde: identificere og fremhæve bedste løsninger, definere fokus, udvikle legacy-element Workshop hvad er gode løsninger Planlægger aktivitet sammen med f.eks. Vand i Byer Innovationsforløb behov for ny viden og teknologi. 11

12 IWA WWC&E BRISBANE 2016 IWA Board IWA General Assembly IWA Strategic Council Åbningssession City Leaders Forum Utility Leaders Forum Utility sharing Knowledge workshop The workforce of tomorrow workshop Utility Board Room Platform indlæg og posters IWA2020 Reception dansk stand DANVA/DWTG branchemiddag med Queensland University 12

13 ÅBNINGSDEBAT OM FN S SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS 13

14 CITY LEADERS FORUM IWA Principles for Water Wise Cities 14

15 UTILITY BOARD ROOM SESSION Fokus på energi og ressourcer Vandselskabernes rolle Eksempler fra: BIOFOS Kalundborg forsyning Billund BioRefinery 15

16 IWA 2020 RECEPTION DEN DANSKE STAND 16

17 IWA FOR A WATER-WISE WORLD Programmes: 1. Water Supply and Sanitation Services 2. Regenerative Water Services 3. Cities of the Future 4. Water Sensitive Urban Design 5. Basins of the Future 6. Basin Connected Cities Each programme focuses on a different level of action of The Principles for Water-Wise Cities. And all programmes, initiatives and activities of the IWA contribute to the last level of action: building water-wise communities. 17

18 The Water Supply and Sanitation Services (WSSS) Programme in 2017 Operationalising the HRWS Improving utility performance and services Positioning and promoting the HRWS manual and related activities Engagement with utility and regulator leaders dissemination via blogs, webinars and delivery of workshops and forums Partnerships with development agencies (Donors, Banks, UN) joint documents/ workshops Promoting AR, water loss management, creditworthiness, low energy/ carbon operations Engagement with utilities implementation of projects Partnerships with development development banks implementation of projects, joint delivery of events/ workshops and dissemination of case studies (blogs, webinars) Mainstreaming performance improvement tools implementation of AR and other tools Transitioning to the circular economy Engaging to promote utilities transitioning to the circular economy Engagement with utility and city leaders Embrace the Water joint forum, dissemination of case studies(blogs, stories) Partnerships with development agencies and Banks delivery of joint workshop at Stockholm WW 18

19 The Cities of the Future (CoF) Programme in 2017 Disseminating the Vision Reach out to city champions to endorse the Principles, write City Water Stories Partnerships are created with C40, 100RC, ICLEI, OECD (broader than city focus) Webinars on Water-Wise Cities IWA-Connect to engage members and beyond Bridging to nonwater professionals Further develop partnerships with ISOCARP, IFHP, ISWA (urban profesionals associations) Cities of the Future Conference Embrace the Water, Gothenburg Focus on bridging between planners and water professionals. Buenos Aires WDCE, November 2017: focus on what does water wise means for developing cities. Transitioning Cities from Water-Wise Vision to Action Evaluate and define the role of IWA to support the transition of cities from the water-wise vision to implementation. Engage utilities on developing the partnership with their cities 19

20 The Basins of the Future (BoF) Programme in 2017 Ensure planning and management of water resources from catchment to consumer Meet growing demands on water resources Respond to the challenges of climate variability & change SPACE-O (EC funded project) - uses satellite data to assess upstream risks and provide forecasting on water quality and flows to optimize water utility operations Urban Water Blueprint - Information on natural solutions (e.g. river bank restoration) that can be integrated alongside traditional infrastructure to improve the quality of water that reaches cities. Flood and Drought Management Tools - Developing online tools to provide decision support in planning from the transboundary basin to water utility level by including better information on floods and droughts. Water-Energy-Food Nexus connecting sectors to find integrated infrastructure solutions to water challenges Preparing for Extreme And Rare events in coastal regions (PEARL) (EC funded project) - developing more sustainable risk management solutions for coastal communities focusing on present and projected extreme hydro-meteorological events. Flood and Drought Management Tools 20

21 JOINING THE IWA AS A CORPORATE MEMBER Profile your organisation to amongst a worldwide network. Foster relationships to further your outreach. Help create & contribute to solutions to manage the world s water challenges. 21

22 CONNECTING TO A GLOBAL NETWORK Young Water Professionals Utility Leaders Regulators Forum Industry Leaders Forum 22

23 CONNECTING TO SPECIALIST TOPIC AREAS Through IWA Specialist Groups, Task Groups & Clusters The groups provide a unique platform for international networking, information sharing and are a key opportunity for you to extend your professional contacts across the world. 23

24 VIGTIGE MILEPÆLE IWA Cities of the Future Conference Gøteborg juni 2017 World Water Week, Stockholm, 27 august 2 september 2017 NORDIWA spildevandskonference Aarhus oktober 2017 World Water Forum Brasilien, april 2018 IWA WWC&E, september 2018, Japan 24

25 IWA WWCE 2018 TOKYO 25

26 ARBEJDSGRUPPER Related activities Sponsors and sponsor branding Markedsføring, Outreach, Branding Urban Water Water, Energy, Food YWP and recruitment Helle Katrine Andersen Anders Bækgaard Finn Mortensen/Ditte Lyng Rosenquist Miriam Feilberg Jørn Rasmussen Malte Skovby Ahm/Torben Lund Skovhus 26

27 ARBEJDSGRUPPER Gruppe session 1: Fælles spørgsmål til grupperne 1. Hvordan kan vi udnytte de danske styrkepositioner, de relevante platforme og FN s Verdensmål til at demonstrere danske kompetencer på området? 2. Hvilke milepæle er vigtigst i de kommende år ? 3. Hvordan får vi mest muligt ud af IWA 2018 og 2020? 4. Hvordan kan aktørerne bidrage bedst muligt til arbejdet? Gruppesession 2: Samme spørgsmål som ovenfor, men tilføjet: 1. Mangler vi værktøjer eller projekter for at brande vores kompetencer bedst muligt frem mod 2020 hvad skal sættes i gang nu? 2. Hvordan sikrer vi den nødvendige forskning og innovation samt de nødvendige kandidater til de 4000 arbejdspladser jf. Vandvision 2025? 3. Hvordan sikrer vi bidrag fra danske innovationsprojekter (MUDP, VUDP) til Tokyo konferencen? 4. Hvem vil deltage og hvem er kontaktpersoner fremover? 1-2 KONKRETE AKTIVITETER GRUPPEN VIL IGANGSÆTTE 27

28 3. HOST COUNTRY COMMITTEE STORMØDE APRIL 2018 Hjemmeside: Kontakt Styregruppen Arbejdsgrupperne Nationalkomiteens sekretariat IWA Connect 28