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Curriculum of the project area water
Saturday
July 15th 2000
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Arrival in Suderburg, all day registration at the Service Center
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Sunday
July 16th 2000
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Ceremonious welcome in Suderburg
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First block: Problem analysis of water resource management
Intercultural, gender and technological aspects
Second block: Practical work in project groups
8.-11. week |
04.09. - 01.10. |
Specialisation and practical work in projects
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12. week |
02.10. - 08.10. |
Presentation and conclusions, Ceremonious leave party in Suderburg
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13. week |
09.10. - 15.10. |
Presentation and conclusions, Departure |
1. week: Introduction (general, gender aspects, interdisciplinary and disciplinary)
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9:00 - 10:30 lecture I |
10:45 - 12:15 lecture II |
13:30 - 16:30 workshop |
Monday
July 17th
Chairwoman:
Ms. Kunst
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Official welcome in Suderburg
by
Ms. Cremer-Renz, Germany
Ms. Dudek, Germany
Ms. Wolff-Gebhardt, Germany
Mr. Wittenberg, Germany
Ms. Beplate-Haarstrich, Germany
Ms. Urban, Germany
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Water as bridge across science and art (global perspective on water)
by
Ms. Treusch-Dieter, Germany |
Official welcome within ifu
by
Aylâ Neusel, president of ifu
Sabine Kunst, dean of project area water
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Tuesday
July 18th
Chairwomen:
Ms. Kunst
Ms. Urban |
Topics of organisation and Information about ifu-activities
by
the co-ordinators of the project area
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Agenda 21 / Unced 21 as a frame of the project area water
by
Ms. Donta, Germany |
local organization |
Wednesday
July 19th
Chairwomen:
Ms. Kunst |
Gender and Sustainable Development: Research Agenda
by
Ms. Aithal, Germany |
Women's Global Action for Sustainable Development
by
Ms. Aithal, Germany |
Possible workshop
discussion points:
- Intercultural communication
- Conflict studies & management
- Ecofeminism
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Thursday
July 20th
Chairwomen:
Ms. Urban |
Local organization |
Threat for ecosystems, NGO's influence on water policies
by
Ms. Khin Ni Ni Thein, Netherlands |
Possible workshop discussion points:
- Future perspectives
- Developing aid policy
- Possibilities and limits of NGO=92S protection work
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Friday
July 21st
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Local organization
Guide through Campus |
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2. week: Water and Culture, Water and Gender
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9:00 - 10:30 lecture I |
10:45 - 12:15 lecture II |
13:30 - 16:30 workshop |
Monday
July 24th
Chairwomen:
Ms. Kunst |
Water and Culture:
The meaning of water in various cultures and religions
by
Ms. Wunn, Germany |
Water and Culture:
The meaning of water in various cultures and religions
by
Ms. Wunn, Germany |
Introduction
to Labyrinth as a performance about different cultures
by
Ms. Schmackowski |
Tuesday
July 25th
Chairwomen:
Ms. Kunst |
Water and Culture:
Female water spirits: transnational icons or localised social
fantasies?
by
Ms. Schlehe, Germany |
Water and Culture:
The meaning of water in Christian Culture
by
Ms. Meinhardt, Germany |
Possible workshop discussion points:
- The meaning of water
- Experiences with water and religion, cultural distinction and similarity
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Wednesday
July 26th
Chairwomen:
Ms. Kunst |
Water and Gender:
Gendered Inclusion & Marginalisation in Water Management
by
Ms. Khan-Tirmizi, Pakistan |
Water and Gender:
Gendered Inclusion & Marginalisation in Water Management
by
Ms. Khan-Tirmizi, Pakistan |
Labyrinth and
open time for performance about different Cultures
by
Ms. Schmackowski |
Thursday
July 27th
Chairwomen:
Ms. Kunst |
Water and Gender:
Water and Gender in Developing Countries
by
Ms. Tekülve, Germany |
Water and Gender:
Water and Gender in Developing Countries
by
Ms. Tekülve, Germany |
Possible workshop discussion points:
- To develop existing or to create new and innovative strategies to the
topic "Water and Gender"
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Friday
July 28th
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OPEN SPACE
RETHINKING UNIVERSITY - WOMEN IN SCIENCE AND ACADEMIA |
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3. week: Health and water quality
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9:00 - 10:30 lecture I |
10:45 - 12:15 lecture II |
13:30 - 16:30 workshop |
Monday
July 31st
Chairwomen:
Ms. Kunst
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Water is life.
A View Through the Eyes of Women
by
Ms. Elmendorf, USA
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Water is life.
A View Through the Eyes of Women
by
Ms. Elmendorf, USA
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Plenum discussion
by
Ms. Elmendorf, USA
Ms. Falter, USA
Art workshop:
The Individual and the Global Water Problem
by
Ms. Nana Petzet, Germany
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Tuesday
August 1st
Chairwomen:
Ms. Lebone
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Water and soil towards sustainable land use
by
Ms. Urban, Germany
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Water and Health Education:
A Community-based Approach
by
Ms. K. Liebmann, USA
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Possible workshop discussion points:
- Explaining the Mexican situation
- Exchange about practical knowledge on water, hygiene and health
- Experiences with foreign aid programs
Art workshop:
The Individual and the Global Water Problem by Ms. Nana Petzet, Germany
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Wednesday
August 2nd
Chairwomen:
Ms. Urban
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The Aral sea; the biggest ecological disaster of the last century
by
Ms. Ataniyazova, Karalkapakstan
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The Aral sea; the biggest ecological disaster of the last century
by
Ms. Ataniyazova, Karalkapakstan
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Possible workshop discussion points:
- Examples and deeper information about the special situation in Karakalpakstan (monocultural agriculture and its problems)
- Water and health in Karakalpakstan
Art workshop:
The Individual and the Global Water Problem by Ms. Nana Petzet, Germany
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Thursday
August 3rd
Chairwomen:
Ms. Urban
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Introduction to Water Quality Management in South Africa
by
Ms. Lebone, South Africa
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Criteria of Water Quality for domestic use
by
Ms. Lebone , South Africa
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Possible workshop discussion points:
- Explaining the African situation
- Exchange about practical knowledge on water, hygiene and health
- Experiences with foreign aid programs
Art workshop:
The Individual and the Global Water Problem by Ms. Nana Petzet, Germany
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Friday
August 4th
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4. week: Water distribution and uses
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9:00 - 10:30 lecture I |
10:45 - 12:15 lecture II |
13:30 - 16:30 workshop |
Monday
August 7th
Chairwomen:
Ms. Urban
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Overview on water distribution and use in different parts of the world and actions towards sustainability and water security
by
Ms. Söhnholz-Gerdes, Germany
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Global change and water hazards
(the impact of climate change and variability)
by
Mr. Kershaw, Australia
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Plenum discussion:
by
Mr. Kershaw, Australia
Art workshop:
The Individual and the Global Water Problem by Ms. Petzet, Germany
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Tuesday
August 8th
Chairwomen:
Ms. Devasia
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Cost-efficiency correlation in the framework of water pollution control
by
Mr. Duine, Germany
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Cost-efficiency correlation in the framework of water pollution control
by
Mr. Duine, Germany
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Art workshop:
The Individual and the Global Water Problem by Ms. Nana Petzet, Germany
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Wednesday
August 9th
Chairwomen:
Ms. Urban
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An overview of water policy in India in relation to water distribution
by
Ms. Devasia, India
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Rural women and water problems
by
Ms. Devasia, India
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Possible workshop discussion points:
- Rural women and water acquisition
- Socio gender conflict in water distribution
- Rural Women's participation in policy decision and water management
Art workshop:
The Individual and the Global Water Problem by Ms. Nana Petzet, Germany
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Thursday
August 10th
Chairwomen:
Ms. Mena-Abraham
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Women, water and health
by
Ms. Devasia, India
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Feminisation of water management
by
Ms. Devasia, India
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Possible workshop discussion points:
- Rural women and water acquisition
- Socio gender conflict in water distribution
- Rural Women's participation in policy decision and water management
Art workshop:
The Individual and the Global Water Problem by Ms. Nana Petzet, Germany
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Friday
August 11th
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OPEN SPACE
GROWING CITIES – BASIC NEEDS
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5. week: Waste water treatment and Watershed Management
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9:00 - 10:30 lecture I |
10:45 - 12:15 lecture II |
13:30 - 16:30 workshop |
Monday
August 14th
Chairwomen:
Ms. Mena-Abraham
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Overview on water treatment and water processing
by
Ms. Kunst, Germany
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Integrated wastewater management in urban and rural areas including source separation and reuse of resources
by
Ms. Niederste-Hollenberg, Germany
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Possible workshop discussion points:
- Remember traditional and cultural knowledge of water (treatment, distribution, ritual, etc.)
- To develop alternative and simple technical concepts
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Tuesday
August 15th
Chairwomen:
Ms. Kunst
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Mexican indigenous biotechnology
(Dry Systems)
by
Ms. Mena-Abraham, Mexico
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Mexican indigenous biotechnology
(Wet Systems)
Methodology social work
by
Ms. Mena-Abraham, Mexico
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Possible workshop discussion points:
- To develop criterion to select suitable decentralised methods / plants
- To discuss the transferability of different plants into different cultures, climates, etc.
- Comparison Mexico - Europe
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Wednesday
August 16th
Chairwomen:
Ms. Mena-Abraham
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Hydrology and Hydro mechanics
– a general introduction
by
Ms. Töppe, Germany
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River Protection in Lower Saxony
by
Ms. Töppe, Germany
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Excursion
"Track along the River Hardau"
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Thursday
August 17th
Chairwomen:
Ms. Mena-Abraham
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River catchment in the Udmurtic Republic
by
Ms. Junusowa, Russia
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Existence of water and disposal - river catchment
by
Ms. Evers, Germany
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Possible workshop discussion points:
- To discuss different methodical approaches of river catchment
- Exchange about ecological basics and differences
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Friday
August 18th
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OPEN SPACE
INTELLIGENT BEINGS – BEING INTELLIGENT
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6. week: Water purification
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9:00 - 10:30 lecture I |
10:45 - 12:15 lecture II |
13:30 - 16:30 workshop |
Monday
August 21th
Chairwomen:
Ms. Kunst
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Capacity of various small wastewater treatment plants and their effects on the groundwater
by
Ms. Kayser, Germany
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Wastewater sprinkling for agricultural irrigation
by
Ms. Donta, Germany
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Possible workshop discussion points:
- To develop criterion to select suitable decentralised methods / plants
- To discuss the transferability of different plants into different cultures, climates, etc.
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Tuesday
August 22th
Chairwomen:
Ms. Kunst
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Selected hygienic and chemical aspects of water treatment for drinking water supply
by
Ms. Schlichtig, Germany
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Removal of Iron, Manganese and Arsenic from Groundwater by means of In situ-Treatment
by
Mr. Friedle, Germany
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Possible workshop discussion points:
- Different methods and possibilities of water processing
- The influence of agricultural landuse on water quality health
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Wednesday
August 23th
Chairwomen:
Ms. Urban
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The Main Methods for Treatment of Turbid Surface Waters: Sedimentation, Filtration and Coagulation
by
Ms. Jahn, Germany
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Multidisciplinary Analysis of Traditional Water Clarification and Suggested Low Cost Methods for Rural Areas
by
Ms. Jahn, Germany
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Practical demonstration:
- Possibilities of using Moringaceae as a flocculation aid
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Thursday
August 24th
Chairwomen:
Ms. Urban
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Water in its global significance
by
Ms. Kunst, Germany
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Water in its global significance
(Introduction to projects)
by
Ms. Kunst, Germany
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Friday
August 25th
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OPEN SPACE
RITUALS OF REMEMBERING – RITUALS OF RESPECT
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7. week: Overall Excursions, Monday August 28th until Sunday September 3rd
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Second block: Practical work in project groups
Further offer of ART concept during this block:
Title: "Peninsula Europe: On art, ecology and the cultural landscape" (presentation/ lecture)
Artists: Helen Mayer Harrison & Newton Harrison
Time: Sept.11th, late afternoon/ evening
The work of Helen Mayer-Harrison and Newton Harrison has always been based on an interdisciplinary approach crossing natural science and ecological questions with artistic practice. In the row of Expo prints "Visionen" (volume 5) exists the book: Helen Mayer-Harrison/ Newton Harrison: Grüne Landschaften. Vision: Die Welt als Garten.
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12. week: Presentation and conclusions, ceremonious farewell party in Suderburg (Oct 7th , 2000)
13. week: Presentation and conclusions, departure
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