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 \nAgenda  \n• WELCOME  \n• Part 1: State of the evidence on mitigation and adaptation in sanitation  \n• World Bank (adaptation),  \n• UTS SCARE (mitigation and adaptation)  \n• SNV (adaptation)  \n• Part 2: Financing climate resilient sanitation  \n• Climate financing – animation  \n• Overview of GCF guidance on sanitation  \n• CLOSING  \nPart 1: State of the evidence on  \nmitigation and adaptation in sanitation  \nClimate resilient sanitation session  \nClimate Resilient Urban Sanitation for People, Planet and Prosperity  \nSanyu Lutalo  \nThe World Bank  \nClimate-Resilient Urban Sanitation for People, Planet, and Prosperity  \nSanyu Lutalo  \nWorld Bank  \nWhy climate-resilient urban sanitation matters  \nExtreme climate impacts are worsening the sanitation crisis  \nGlobally,  \n3.5 billion people  \nlack access to safely managed sanitation  \nAbout  \none third  \nof urban populations in low-and middle-income countries face the  \n‘triple burden’  \nof poverty, climate hazards, and inadequate sanitation  \nThe world must accelerate progress  \nfive-fold  \nto achieve universal safely managed sanitation by 2030  \nClimate change is intensifying the challenge:  \nwater scarcity, flooding, rising sea levels, and extreme temperatures arestraining already fragile urban sanitation systems  \nA CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK  \nClimate-resilient sanitation and  \npeople  \nIn crowded urban informal settlements, flooding spreads pathogens from inadequate sanitation systems, increasing public health risks.  \nClimate hazards worsen cholera outbreaks, which are compounded by poverty and conflict. Marginalized populations – including women, girls, and people with disabilities – face the greatest health risks from climaterelated sanitation challenges.  \nFailure of water and sanitation infrastructure caused by climate hazards can increase school absenteeism, particularly among girls managing menstruation.  \nEnsuring equitable access to safe and reliable sanitation services for all reduces health disparities and enhances social welfare, especially under adverse climate conditions.","cbCaia5BIW0Bwc6d","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaia5BIW0Bwc6d","pdf",6112961,78,"English","# Welcome\n## Part 1: State of the evidence on mitigation and adaptation in sanitation\n## Part 2: Financing climate resilient sanitation\n## Closing","[{\"question\":\"What evidence does the session cover for mitigation and adaptation in sanitation?\",\"answer\":\"It reviews the state of evidence on mitigation and adaptation approaches affecting sanitation systems under climate stressors, as structured in Part 1 of the agenda.\"},{\"question\":\"Why does climate resilient urban sanitation matter for public health?\",\"answer\":\"Extreme climate impacts worsen sanitation crises, including increased flooding that spreads pathogens, intensifying risks such as cholera outbreaks and other health disparities.\"},{\"question\":\"What groups face the greatest sanitation risks under climate-related challenges?\",\"answer\":\"Marginalized populations—particularly women and girls and people with disabilities—face the highest health risks due to unequal vulnerability and access.\"},{\"question\":\"What financing topics are discussed to support climate resilient sanitation?\",\"answer\":\"The session includes climate financing and an overview of guidance from the GCF on sanitation, presented in Part 2.\"}]","Climate Resilient Sanitation - 29 April - Session 29 April 13:30-15:00 | PDF",197]