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The theme, "We Can't Wait" underlines the critical importance of sanitation in community health, economic growth, food security, and the alleviation of poverty. Join us in Singapore!
Our keynote speaker: Jack Sim Founder and Director, World Toilet Organization
Jack Sim is globally renowned as Mr Toilet. Jack Sim grew up in a slum in Singapore and although he did not have a university degree, this did not stop him from starting a series of profitable businesses. He retired from his businesses at the age of forty to dedicate himself to humanitarian causes. When he saw 2.6 billions people without proper sanitation, he founded the World Toilet Organization in 2001 and transformed the taboo of Toilets and Sanitation into a media darling mobilizing politicians, governments, celebrities and funds to give Sanitation its own agenda on the global stage. Jack graduated at the age of fifty-six with a Master in Public Policy in Singapore and later from Singularity University in the United States of America. He is an Adjunct Associate Professor at Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy and Fellow at Singapore University of Social Science.
WWS16 TENTATIVE SCHEDULE
Friday, May 24, 2024 Singapore
TIMES SHOWN BELOW ARE SIGNAPORE,
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7:00a - 8:30a
REGISTRATION / COFFEE / NETWORKING
REGISTRATION / COFFEE / NETWORKING
8:30a - 8:40a
WELCOME
WELCOME
8:40a - 9:40a
PLENARY #1
PLENARY #1
Jack Sim, Inspirational introduction to SHIT.
Shit Flow Diagram — understanding the “system”, the environment and business opportunities. —improved sanitation-3 different kinds of toilet-
Case discussions to highlight the reality of the Shit flow process.
• Shit Flow in rural Kenya
• Shit Flow in semi-urban slum
• Shit Flow in urban Bangkok
• Shit Flow in rural Kenya
• Shit Flow in semi-urban slum
• Shit Flow in urban Bangkok
9:40a - 10:10a
BREAK / NETWORKING
BREAK / NETWORKING
10:10a - 11:45a
Market-based approach, “There’s money in Shit”
Business cases: social enterprise: “Finish Mondial”, “Toilet Board Coalition”,
• SATO Pan
• Profitable “Emptying and Transportation”
• Production and sale of end products-fertilizer, brickettes
• SATO Pan
• Profitable “Emptying and Transportation”
• Production and sale of end products-fertilizer, brickettes
Innovation in the shit flow-technology, process, behavior “Arborloo", “Poo-Poo Pump” plus others
11:45a - 1:00p
LUNCH / MEET OUR SPONSORS / NETWORKING
LUNCH / MEET OUR SPONSORS / NETWORKING
- Other Rotary Action Groups
- Cadre
- Sponsors
1:00p - 2:00p
PLENARY #2
TBD,
PLENARY #2
TBD,
2:00p - 2:30p
BREAK / NETWORKING
BREAK / NETWORKING
2:30p - 3:55p
The case for behavior change, getting people to abandon Open Defecation, to buy toilets, —what can we learn from CLTS?. Other strategies
The role of the Rotary clubs-building local capacity, training private sector, working with local agencies (broad overview)
Rotary cases: Latin America, Africa, Asia examples)
• WASH in Schools (emphasis on sanitation case)-good example of Rotary sustainability
• HANWASH-getting people to buy toilets.
• Advocacy (Swachh Bharat example)—what can we learn, do
• WASH in Schools (emphasis on sanitation case)-good example of Rotary sustainability
• HANWASH-getting people to buy toilets.
• Advocacy (Swachh Bharat example)—what can we learn, do
4:05p - 4:45p
CLOSING PLENARY
TBD, WASH-RAG Goals for Sanitation—what can we do, Next steps
CLOSING PLENARY
TBD, WASH-RAG Goals for Sanitation—what can we do, Next steps
5:00p - 6:00p
RECEPTION / SPONSORS / NETWORKING
RECEPTION / SPONSORS / NETWORKING
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