I saw on Sanitation Updates (sanitationupdates.wordpress.com/2017/01/...rence-presentations/) that many of the presentations from this conference are now available online:

waterinstitute.unc.edu/conferences/water...resentation-archive/

Some of the titles include:

• Accelerating Urban Sanitation in India: Policy Evolution, Progress, Implementation Challenges and Research Questions
• WASH Disaster Management: Mitigation, Preparation, Response and Recovery
• Demand Creation and Supply Chain Development for Rural Sanitation in Hoa Binh Province, Vietnam: Post-Intervention Rapid Assessment
• Potential for a Development Impact Bond in Water, Sanitation & Hygiene
• And more

I'll copy here the titles from the conference archive page without any formatting just so that people find them when they do author or keyword searches on this forum (but click on the link above to access the presentations):

Presentation Archive
Name Affiliation Title Download Link

Keynote Presentations

Greg Allgood World Vision Water World Vision's WASH Program Download Presentation File
Srinivas Chary Administrative Staff College of India (ASCI) Accelerating Urban Sanitation in India: Policy Evolution, Progress, Implementation Challenges and Research Questions Download Presentation Here
Marc Edwards Virginia Tech Non-Academic Perspectives on Access to Safe Potable Water in the U.S. Download Presentation Here (LARGE FILE)
Rebecca Fry UNC Superfund Research Program Mapping toxic metals across NC Download Presentation Here
Melissa Opryszko, Laure Anquez USAID/OFDA, UNICEF WASH Disaster Management: Mitigation, Preparation, Response and Recovery Download Presentation Here
Heather Skilling DAI Systems Strengthening Thematic Keynote Download Presentation File

Verbal, Poster, and Side Event Presentations

Theodora Adomako-Adjei Community Water and Sanitation Agency Synergizing for Shared Impact to Achieve Universal access to Sustainable Water services Download Presentation File
Carmen Anthonj, Andrea Rechenburg, Thomas Kistemann Institute for Hygiene and Public Health, GeoHealth Centre, University of Bonn WASH in Wetlands: Where do we stand? Download Presentation File
Braimah Apambire, Victoria M. Cuellar Desert Research Institute Working in Northern Ghana: Synergy Created Download Presentation File
Claire Chase World Bank Water Demand Creation and Supply Chain Development for Rural Sanitation in Hoa Binh Province, Vietnam: Post-Intervention Rapid Assessment Download Presentation File
Woody M. Collins Congo Helping Hands, Inc. Water Quality of Capped Springs (improved water sources) in Rural Democratic Republic of the Congo Download Presentation File
Mark Elliott, Kevin White and Robert Jones University of Alabama College of Envineering, University of South Alabama Direct Discharge of Household Wastewater in Rural Alabama - Scope and Impacts Download Presentation File
Barbara Evans, Andy Peal, Lars Schoebitz, Luca Di Mario and Kate Medlicott UN Habitat, WHO, UNICEF SDG targets 6.2 and 6.3 – A draft monitoring framework Download Presentation File
Marie Ruthza Flavienne Vincent, Jude François, Ruth Berggren, Jason Rosenfeld Eco-Eau et Jeunesse Haiti, The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio, Center for Medical Humanities & Ethics Successes and Limitations of Community Based WASH Governance in Haiti Download Presentation File
Joshua V. Garn, Gabrielle Halcrow, Antoinette Kome, Eduardo Perez, Matthew C. Freeman Emory University, SNV Assessing the equity of the Sustainable Sanitation and Hygiene for All (SSH4A) program: a pre- post-assessment in 11 countries Download Presentation File
Amy Guo, Georgia Kayser, Jamie Bartram, Michael Bowling The Water Institute at UNC WaSH in rural health facilities in sub-Saharan Africa: a six-country cross-sectional study Download Presentation File
Jackie MacDonald Gibson Gillings School of Global Public Health at UNC Drinking Water Access in Urban Areas of North Carolina: Racial Disparities Download Presentation File
Wade Hadwen Australian Rivers Institute, Griffith University Seasonal use of multiple water sources builds community resilience in climatevulnerable Pacific Island Countries (PICs) Download Presentation File
Demewoz Haile W/gebreal Addis Ababa University Spatial variation and determinants of childhood diarrhea in Ethiopia Download Presentation File
Jeff Hughes UNC School of Government Environmental Finance Center Finance and Governance Infrastructure Challenges in North Carolina Download Presentation File
Yadav Pd. Mainali Save the Children A Study on Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Infrastructure of Community Schools of Pyuthan District, Nepal Download Presentation File
Richard Matua Directorate of Water Development, Ministry of Water and Environment, Uganda Monitoring SDG Target 6.2 - Experience from Uganda Download Presentation File
Katharine McHugh, Adam Drolet, Claudine Zotaon N'Gbé Lo, Dana Ward, Genevieve Kelly Population Services International (PSI), PATH 'Starting-up’ solutions to problems in the sanitation value chain in West Africa: What happens when NGOs learn from start-ups Download Presentation File
Regula Meierhofer, Pascal Rubli, Jared Oremo, Aloyce Odhiambo Eawag: Swiss Federal Institute of Aquatic Science and Technology Does activated silver prevent recontamination in reservoirs of ceramic water filters? Download Presentation File
Teófilo Monteiro PAHO/WHO (CHA/ETRAS) Experiences with testing methods and harmonizing with national monitoring systems Download Presentation File
Jane Nabunnya Mulumba IRC SWA collaborative behaviours in practice: Kabarole district, Uganda Download Presentation File
Jane Nabunnya Mulumba IRC UGANDA WASH Agenda for Change (WA4C) Download Presentation File
C. Nicoletti, Y. Wei, S. Taylor, G. Lestikow iDE ENSURING AVAILABILITY AND SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT OF WATER AND SANITATION FOR ALL: An approach to measurement of the sustainability of sanitation marketing WASH programs Download Presentation File
Kristina Nilsson WASH Catalysts Practical advice on supporting government systems – As learned from strengthening Malawi’s Water SWAp Download Presentation File
Tom Outlaw, Lisa Patel, Peter Nicholas, Doug Hull USAID, Social Finance Potential for a Development Impact Bond in Water, Sanitation & Hygiene Download Presentation File
Lesley Pories water.org Bringing WaSH to the last mile: India Post and Water.org Download Presentation File
J. Alan Roberson Corona Environmental Consulting The Safe Drinking Water Act: Drinking Water Regulations And Their Impact on Public Health Download Presentation File
Rebecca Sadosky North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality NC Source Water Protection and Emergency Preparedness Download Presentation File
Michelo Simuyandi London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, CIDRZ Enterococci but not E.coli counts in drinking water are positively associated with gastrointestinal disease risk in urban Zambia Download Presentation File
REKHA SINGH, CHLOE RENTO, VERONICA SON, SYDNEY TURNER, BEETA EHDAIE, AND JAMES A. SMITH DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING, UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, BLOOMBERG SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH, JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY OPTIMIZATION OF SILVER ION RELEASE FROM POROUS SILVER-CERAMIC MEDIA USED FOR POINT-OF-USE WATER TREATMENT Download Presentation File
Ina Sonego, Hans-Joachim Mosler Eawag: Swiss Federal Institute of Aquatic Science and Technology Improved Latrine Cleanliness through Behavior Change and Changes in Quality of Latrine Construction: A Longitudinal Intervention Study in Rural Burundi Download Presentation File
Sonia Sultana icddr,b Are Bangladeshi urban slum landlords ready to pay for safe water? - Willingness-to-pay for an automated chlorination device at shared water points in Dhaka, Bangladesh Download Presentation File
Amy Bellflower Thomas UNC Population Center North Carolina Population Demographics Download Presentation File
Timothy Thomas, Troy Ritter, Dana Bruden, Mike Bruce, Korie Hickel, Tom Hennessy Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention/Arctic Investigations Program Impact of In-home Piped Water on Rates of Infectious Disease - The Four Village Study Download Presentation File
Qammer Zaib Masdar Institute Multiwalled carbon nanotubes-Titanium dioxide (MWNTs-TiO₂) composite for sustainable water treatment at the point-of-use Download Presentation File
BabyWASH Coalition BabyWASH Coalition Brochure Download Presentation File
BabyWASH Coalition Moving beyond talk: Entry points for WASH integration Download Presentation File
International WaterCentre, The Water Institute at UNC, The University of Alabama, Griffith University, Monash University, The University of the South Pacific, The University of Queensland Climate-resilient WaSH in SIDS Download Presentation File
SNV, UTS:ISF Are we doing the right thing? Is city sanitation planning contributing to system strengthening? Download Presentation File
Safe Water Network Applying Innovative Models: Partnership with Government of Ghana Download Presentation File
WASH Impact Network Taking Learning Beyond the Hotel Conference Room: How Local WASH Organizations Implement New Ideas, Considerations for Partners Download Presentation File
WASH Impact Network Taking Learning Beyond the Hotel Conference Room: How Local WASH Organizations Implement New Ideas, Considerations for Implementors Download Presentation File
WASH Impact Network Taking Learning Beyond the Hotel Conference Room: How Local WASH Organizations Implement New Ideas, Considerations for Funders Download Presentation File
WHO, The Water Institute at UNC, University of Leeds, JMP, IWMI, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, UNICEF Safely-Managed Sanitation: Monitoring higher levels of service in SDG Target 6.2 Download Presentation File

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On October 10-14th, PSI will join hundreds of water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) professionals at the University of North Carolina for the 2016 Water and Health Conference. We invite you to take part as we discuss PSI's work in WASH during a number of side events, presentations and poster sessions. Topics include everything from knowledge management to business model development for fecal sludge management to learning from sanitation start-ups. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Presentation Business Model Development for Fecal Sludge Management: Insights from Bihar, India Presentation by Sanjay Singh, PSI India Monday, October 10th 4:00PM - 5:00PM Bellflower

Bihar, India accounts for about a third of the Open Defecation (OD) globally and is clearly facing asanitation crisis. Since 2012, with funding from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Population Services International (PSI) has been implementing the 3SI project in Bihar to increase access and use of toilets in rural areas. The team quickly identified that without a safe emptying solution, the project would only serve to delay the fecal contamination of the environment. In 2014, PSI began the implementation of Project Prasaadhan to address critical gaps in fecal sludge management (FSM) and to ensure a systems approach towards a 'shit-free' Bihar. This presentation will discuss the early results and lessons learned from Project Prasaadhan to date. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Side Events Building the Evidence Base for Pre-crisis Market-based WASH Programming Convened by Oxfam, CRS, PSI, OFDA, and The Water Institute at UNC Wednesday, October 12th 10:30AM to 12:00PM Bellflower

Engagement with market actors is increasingly being recognized to be a key part of humanitarian programming as these actors are well positioned to provide services and distribute commodities to affected communities. In order to build local, national and international stakeholder interest and buy-in to the concept of market-based programming, there is a need to develop and test a robust evaluation and monitoring framework to support market-based programming in the target countries and subsequently to build the evidence-base for market-based programming. This session will look at the current thinking in relation to monitoring, evaluation, accountability and learning (MEAL) that is being developed to support market-based programming in the humanitarian WASH sector and will consider the strengths and weakness of the presented approaches for application in markets-based programming at different stages of the emergency cycle. Learning from Knowledge Management Failures: An opportunity to learn from others Convened by USAID, PSI, FIU, Global Communities Thursday, October 13th 8:30AM-10AM Bellflower

The side event aims to stimulate interest in the WASH sector, demonstrate the soundness of knowledge management and information sharing in WASH, and highlight the importance of working collaboratively with the beneficiaries at each step of WASH projects and programs. Such approach is more likely to ensure sustainability, in that it will urge the beneficiaries to take ownership of WASH activities after projects and programs have closed out. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Posters Wednesday, October 12th

Starting-up Solutions to Problems in the Sanitation Value Chain in West Africa: What happens when NGOs attempt to act like start-up

Genevieve Kelly, PSI

Tools for technology selection for urban sanitation in Benin using portable toilets*

Howard Lakougna, PATH

Thursday, October 13th Addressing Shared Fecal Sludge Containment Needs in Abidjan, Cote d'Ivoire* Adam Drolet, PATH * Completed and presented by PATH, partner to PSI on the Sanitation Service Delivery (SSD) project. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

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Early Bird Registration for the Conference is available through July 31, 2016. Visit our registration page today to ensure you don't miss out on this reduced rate.

The Side Events and Verbal Presentation schedules are now available on the Conference website. Poster Presentation schedules will be posted soon!

Featured Speakers

We are pleased to announce that the Conference will feature His Excellency Ato Motuma Mekassa, member of parliament and Minister of Water, Irrigation, and Electricity for the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia.

In addition, this year’s theme keynotes include:

Marc Edwards, PhD, Charles Lunsford Professor of Civil Engineering at Virginia Tech

Gary White, CEO and co-founder of Water.org

More featured speakers will be announced soon!

Special Events for 2016
On Tuesday, October 11th, we will host a one-day special event addressing Drinking Water Challenges in Under-Served Communities in the United States under the theme Domestic WaSH in High Income Countries. The day will begin with two side events that explore current U.S. drinking water regulations and related public health concerns, followed by a keynote address by Dr. Marc Edwards, the Virginia Tech professor who uncovered the Flint Water Crisis.

Building on the theme of Domestic WaSH in High Income Countries, we are developing a series of sessions to take place on Friday, October 14th that will focus on Water Stability and Sustainability for a Changing North Carolina Population. Details will be released in the coming weeks.

In light of recent global events and the likelihood that we will experience such outbreaks again, we are preparing a half day meeting on Enveloped Viruses with WaSH Linkages.