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World Water Day celebration 2017 - Wastewater
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22 March 2017, Rome--- FAO today marked World Water Day by highlighting the opportunity that treated wastewater represents for agriculture and improved food security and nutrition. Globally, most wastewater is released into the environment without being treated. As a result, in many regions of the world, contaminated water is discharged into rivers and lakes and ends up in oceans. But treated wastewater can be a cost-effective and sustainable solution to water scarcity. Key to improving wastewater management is raising social acceptance of the use of treated wastewater, and highlighting the benefits will greatly contribute to eliminating any stigma.

Welcome statement by Maria Helena Semedo, FAO Deputy-Director General, Climate and Natural Resources.
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Address by H.E. Jioji Konusi Konrote, President of the Republic of Fiji.
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Keynote speeches by (00:00) Yousef Juhail, Counsellor, Permanent Representative of Kuwait to FAO and (14:23) Friedrich Wacker, Deputy-Director General for International Cooperation and Global Food Policy, Federal Ministry of Food and Agriculture of Germany; (30:47) Presentation of the UN World Water Development Report 2017-"Wastewater, The Untapped Resource" by Michela Miletto, Deputy-Coordinator, UNESCO World Water Assessment Program (WWAP); (45:29) Renata Clarke, Head, Food Safety and Quality Unit, FAO Agriculture and Consumer Protection Department.
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Closing remarks by René Castro-Salazar, FAO Assistant Director-General, Climate, Biodiversity, Land and Water Department.
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الموضوع: مياه وري, البيئة \ الموارد الطبيعية, زراعة ومحاصيل
ن إنتاج: FAO
 
المرجع: 12080