International Work Session on Water Statistics
Session 1: The need for water statistics: information
for water policies
Session 1.1 The Data Needs of UNEP’s
Global Environmental Outlook (GEO 4) (R. Robarts, GEMS/Water)
Presentation
Session 1.2 The Indicators for the Second World Water
Development Report (T. Jimbow, UNESCO)
Presentation
Session 1.3 Information needed to support national
sustainable water policies (J-M. Chéné, UN DSD)
Paper,
Presentation
Session 1.4 Water Information System for Europe
and the EU (A. Gendebien, WRc)
Paper,
Presentation
Session 1.5 Monitoring and Reporting in the
EU's Water Initiative (U. Triulzi, IPALMO)
Presentation
Session 2a: Water statistics collected by international
organizations
Session 2a.1 The UNSD/UNEP &
OECD/EUROSTAT Questionnaires (U. Wieland, UNSD)
Paper,
Presentation
Session 2a.2 Links between water accounting
tables and UNSD/UNEP and OECD/Eurostat questionnaires - Towards the
harmonization of water statistics and accounting (A. Alfieri, UNSD)
Paper,
Presentation
Session 2a.3 AQUASTAT – Getting to grips
with water information for agriculture (K. Frenken, FAO)
Abstract,
Paper,
Presentation
Session 2a.4 GEMS/Water Questionnaire (R. Robarts,
GEMS/Water)
Presentation
Session 2a.5 Status and Needs of Water Statistics
in the ESCWA region (W. AboulHosn, ESCWA)
Abstract,
Paper,
Presentation
Session 2a.6 Towards hamonization of the water
reporting process (R. Vannevel, FEA)
Presentation
Session 2b: Water accounting: challenges and
opportunities
Session 2b.1 Integrated Environmental
and Economic Accounting and Water Resource Accounting (A. Alfieri,
UNSD)
Presentation
Session 2b.2 Institutional Arrangements and
the Water Data Centre - Case study of the Republic of Moldova (J.
Tafi, Moldova)
Paper,
Presentation
Session 2b.3 Challenges and Opportunities for
the Development of an Integrated System of Environmental and Economic
Accounts, Starting with Water Accounts (O. LUCIANO LÓPEZ, Dominican
Republic)
Presentation
Session 3a: Information on water resources
Session 3a.1 Key water resources
statistics in AQUASTAT – FAO’s Global Information System
on Water and Agriculture (K. Frenken, FAO)
Abstract,
Paper,
Presentation
Session 3a.2 Water Resources Data for Nile
Basin (R.J. Mngodo, Ministry of Water and Livestock Development, Tanzania)
Abstract,
Paper,
Presentation
Session 3a.3 Water Resources Information in
Yemen (Q.Y.A.M. Al-Abashi, National Water Resources Authority, Yemen)
Abstract,
Paper,
Presentation
Session 3a.4 The Water Data Centre and case
study on water accounts in the Republic of Moldova (J. Tafi, Water
Data Center, Moldova)
Abstract,
Paper,
Presentation
Session 3a.5 Water Statistics in the Mekong
River Basin (U. Hedlund, Mekong River Commission)
Abstract,
Paper,
Presentation
Session 3b: Information on waste water generation
and treatment
Session 3b.1 Wastewater generation
& treatment: the questionnaires and water accounting tables (M.
Nagy, Umweltbundesamt, Austria)
Abstract,
Presentation
Session 3b.2 Reliable Statistics on wastewater
(B. Fribourg-Blanc, International Water Office, France)
Abstract,
Paper,
Presentation
Session 3b.3 Water Statistics in Chile: Essential
topics, problems and solutions (D. Rojas, INE, Chile)
Abstract,
Paper,
Presentation
Session 3b.4 Industrial wastewater generation
and treatment – data collection and gaps to questionnaire requirements
(Slovenia) (D. Sabic, Statistical Office, Slovenia)
Abstract,
Paper,
Presentation
Session 3b.5 Information on Wastewater Generation
and Treatment in Germany (B. Hein, Statistisches Bundesamt, Germany)
Abstract,
Paper,
Presentation
Session 3b.6 Status of Wastewater Generation
and Treatment in India (R.M. Bhardwaj, Central Pollution Control Board,
India)
Abstract,
Paper,
Presentation
Session 4a: Information on water supply and
use
Session 4a.1 General Presentation
of the Information Required by the Questionnaires (UNSD)
Presentation
Session 4a.2 Collecting, Processing and Presenting
Water Statistics in the Republic of Belarus (Z. Vasilevskaya, Ministry
of Statistics&Analysis, Belarus)
Abstract,
Paper,
Presentation
Session 4a.3 Water supply and water use Statistics
in Jordan (K. Raddad, Dept. of Statistics, Jordan)
Paper,
Presentation
Session 4a.4 Water Statistics in Brazil: An Overview
(J. Clevelario Junior, IBGE, Brazil)
Paper,
Presentation
Session 4a.5 An integrated approach for Water
Statistics (G. D'Amore, ICstat)
Abstract,
Paper,
Presentation
Session 4b: Information on emissions of pollutants
to water
Session 4b.1 Overview of emissions
to water existing data collections (D. Preux, Office International
de l'Eau, France)
Abstract, Paper,
Presentation
Session 4b.2 Testing a Methodology to estimate
wastewater generation and water pollution loads from the industry
sector (E. Grüner, Statistical Office, Estonia)
Abstract,
Paper,
Presentation
Session 4b.3 NAMWA: A new integrated river
basin information system (S. Schenau, CBS, Netherlands)
Paper,
Presentation
Session 5a: Information on water quality
Session 5a.1 Towards Harmonisation
of the Water Reporting Process (R. Vannevel, Belgium)
Paper,
Presentation
Session 5a.2 Water Quality Monitoring in India -
Achievements and Constraints (R.M. Bhardwaj, Central Pollution Control
Board, India)
Paper,
Abstract,
Presentation
Session 5a.3 Water Quality Indicators for the
La Plata River Basin (O.E. Natale, CTUA-INA, Argentina)
Abstract,
Paper,
Presentation
Session 5a.4 Overview of the Situation and
Challenges for Water Quality Monitoring and Reporting in South Africa
(W. Nomquphu, Dept. of Water Affairs&Forestry, South Africa)
Abstract,
Paper,
Presentation
Session 5a.5 Quality of groundwater (A. Scheidleder,
Umweltbundesamt, Austria)
Abstract,
Presentation
Session 5a.6 A National Water Quality Indicator
for Canada - A Demonstration of Reporting on Competitiveness and Environmental
Sustainability (R. Kent, Environment Canada)
Abstract,
Presentation
Session 5a.7 State of water quality assessment reporting
at the global level (R. Robarts GEMS/UNEP)
Presentation
Session 5b: Information needed for water pricing
& expenditure on water
Session 5b.1 The Environemental Protection
Expenditure Questionnaire (J. Hanauer, Eurostat)
Presentation
Session 5b.2 The Austrian Experience in collecting
data on Expenditure on Water (E. Milota, Statistik Austria)
Presentation
Session 5b.3 Water prices and households’
available income (A. Courtecuisse, Agence de l’Eau Artois-Picardie)
Abstract,
Paper,
Presentation
Session 5b.4 The Dutch system of Water Accounts (S.
Schenau, CBS)
Presentation
GIS as a tool for water management
GIS in water management - Regional, national and international
level - examples from Austria (G. Vincze, Umweltbundesamt, Austria)
Presentation
Use of Integrated Datasets and GIS for Flood Mapping - An introduction
(U. Hedlund, Mekong River Commission)
Presentation