Find us at Stockholm World Water Week 2022

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The CBSA and its members are convening several exciting sessions at this year’s World Water Week. We look forward to seeing you there!

Sessions co-convened by the CBSA

Wed 24 Aug 20:00-21:20 CEST
Online		‘Service Subsidy’ for Water Efficient and Pro-Poor Business Models
We will look at decentralized models of service delivery from Haiti and India, efficient at reaching low-income communities, but with a CapEx-light, OpEx-intensive nature at odds with current subsidy models.  
Convened by CBSA, our member SOIL, with BMGF, Athena Infonomics, and Safe Water Network

Tue 30 Aug
14:00-15:30 CEST
Room 453 & online  		Public-Private Partnerships to achieve Citywide Inclusive Sanitation
This session will present the perspectives of public and private actors on the experience, motivation and challenges in establishing PPPs to implement CWIS. Convened by CBSA, our member Sanergy, with Aquaya, WSUP, EWS, Green Cape, NWASCO, KIWASCO, & KCCA.

Sessions convened by CBSA members

CBSA Member-led sessions at Stockholm World Water Week 2022
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