| 12h00 - 12h10 |
Welcome and opening
Prof. Marie Muller, Director of Centre for International Political
Studies, University of Pretoria
|
| 12h10 - 12h20 |
Fiona Curtin, Green
Cross International |
| SESSION 1 |
Chair: Anthony Turton,
Head, African Water Issues Research Unit |
| 12h20 - 12h40 |
Southern African Water
Conflicts: Are they inevitable or preventable?
Prof. Peter Ashton, CSIR |
| 12h40 - 13h00 |
The Domino Effect: A
Downstream Perspective on Water Management in Southern Africa
Dra Joanne Leestemaker, Eduardo Mondale University, Maputo |
| 13h00-13h10 |
Questions and Discussion |
| SESSION 2 |
Chair: Roland Henwood,
SAIIA |
| 13h45 - 14h05 |
Hydropolitical Hotspots
in Southern Africa: Challenging Conventional Wisdom, Anthony
Turton, AWIRU |
| 14h05 - 14h25 |
Good Governance and
Conflict Resolution - The Lesotho Highlands Water Project Experience
Reatile Thabo Mochebelele, Lesotho Highlands Water Commission. |
| 14h25 - 14h45 |
The Mitigation of Conflicts
derived from Water-Use Related Problems: The Zambian Experience
Cecil Nundwe, Zambian Dept. of Water Affairs |
| 14h45 - 15h05 |
Water and the Environment as a Potential
Source of Conflict in Southern Africa.
Dr. Ebenizario Chonguica, IUCN Mozambique |
| 15h05 - 15h25 |
Water and the Language of Peace
and Security
Prof. L. Swatuk |
| 15h25 - 15h45 |
Questions and Discussion |
| 15h45 - 15h55 |
Closing, Hussein Solomon, ACCORD |