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Presentation by Dr. Christopher Cox, Programme Director of the Caribbean Environmental Health Institute (CEHI) at the 5th Annual High Level Session of the Global Water Partnership-Caribbean (GWP-C).

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Integrated Water Resource Management Planning – Lessons and Future Directions Christopher Cox, PhD Programme Director Caribbean Environmental Health Institute Caribbean Water and Wastewater Association High Level Session St. Thomas, USVI 5th October 2009

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Thank You…Questions Caribbean Environmental Health Institute P.O. Box 1111, The Morne Castries, St. Lucia Tel: 758 452-2501 Fax: 758 453-2721 E-mail: [email_address] Web: www.cehi.org.lc

In 2011/12, 400 contributors in 6 taskforces worked together under OECD leadership, to develop concrete, measurable and achievable “solutions” to foster good governance in the water sector. These solutions were gathered in a synthesis report, produced for the 6th World Water Forum in Marseille. Nine “Good Governance” official sessions were organised during the Forum, as well as 4 related sessions in the Regional Process of the 6th WWF. This report was prepared with the contribution of the members of the “Good Governance” Core Group, and summarizes key messages and outcomes from the governance discussions in Marseille. The report provides a summary of the governance sessions as well as the recommendations and commitments formulated during the Forum to support the implementation of the agreed-upon targets up to the 7th World Water Forum (12-17 April 2015, Korea). For more information see www.oecd.org/gov/water

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1. Integrated Water Resource Management Planning – Lessons and Future Directions Christopher Cox, PhD Programme Director Caribbean Environmental Health Institute Caribbean Water and Wastewater Association High Level Session St. Thomas, USVI 5th October 2009

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