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Gender Equality and Water Accessibility Seminar

  • Participants to the seminar included Yuri Chakallal (left) from CIDA, Giles Romulus from the UNDP, and Denise Noel-Debique from the CDB

    Participants to the seminar included Yuri Chakallal (left) from CIDA, Giles Romulus from the UNDP, and Denise Noel-Debique from the CDB

    Participants to the seminar included Yuri Chakallal (left) from CIDA, Giles Romulus from the UNDP, and Denise Noel-Debique from the CDB

  • Brace centre student Alicia Suchorski presenting the results of her research, which was conducted in Barbados

    Brace centre student Alicia Suchorski presenting the results of her research, which was conducted in Barbados

    Brace centre student Alicia Suchorski presenting the results of her research, which was conducted in Barbados

  • Canadian project co-ordinator Catherine Senecal presenting the CARIWIN project

    Canadian project co-ordinator Catherine Senecal presenting the CARIWIN project

    Canadian project co-ordinator Catherine Senecal presenting the CARIWIN project

  • Discussants Giles Romulus from the UN Development Programme and Denise Noel-Debique from the Caribbean Development Bank

    Discussants Giles Romulus from the UN Development Programme and Denise Noel-Debique from the Caribbean Development Bank

    Discussants Giles Romulus from the UN Development Programme and Denise Noel-Debique from the Caribbean Development Bank

  • The plenary discussion with all of the participants that followed the presentations

    The plenary discussion with all of the participants that followed the presentations

    The plenary discussion with all of the participants that followed the presentations

UN House, Barbados, January 22, 2009

This half-day seminar created an opportunity for the exchange of ideas and discussion between researchers and development practitioners from McGill, CIMH, the United Nations, CIDA, the Caribbean Development Bank, ministry representatives, and individuals from agricultural groups.

The seminar included: (1) an overview of the CARIWIN project; (2) a presentation titled Socio-Economic and Physical Development Influences on Water Use in Barbados; and (3) a discussion and brainstorming on the types of collaborative work which could follow, as well as possible directions for research.

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