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Water, Food and Public Health in a Changing World

Currently, the whole world has been focussed on public health with the COVID-19 pandemic, which has also disrupted farming, production, and shipping, highlighting the fragilities of the interconnected systems we all depend upon. Water is a critical factor in both agriculture and food processing, as well as in nutrition and broader human health issues. This complex nexus of sectors is often treated in silos, from both science and policy perspectives. The main goal of the IWRA 2021 Online Conference was to examine the inter-linkages between water, food and public health which are now more critical than ever, especially as the world changes in response to the stressors of pandemics, climate change, population growth, and urbanization.

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Number of abstracts: 89
ThemeTitleAuthor(s)Resources
Open ceremonyEvent programme IWRA Executive Office ORAL
Open ceremonyUnderstanding and Guiding Complex Systems to Achieve Multiple Societal GoalsJames W. Jones ORAL
FAO Special Session - Bugs & Superbugs: Water Quality and Food Safety and preventing environmental AMRFAO Special Session 1 Programme: Bugs & SuperbugsModerators:
Omar Elhassan, Eric Stevens
Speakers:
Sasha Koo-Oshima, Steve Musser, Jaap Wagenaar, Kang Zhou
Panelists:
Carmen Bullon, Sarah Cahill, Kate Medlicott, Pernille Nilsson
ORAL
FAO Special Session - Bugs & Superbugs: Water Quality and Food Safety and preventing environmental AMRThe Environmental Surveillance of Agricultural Water using WGS and its Impact on Food SafetySteven M. Musser, Ph.D. ORAL
FAO Special Session - Applying Water Tenure Approaches to Achieve the SDGsFish Food Lives and LivelihoodsRebecca Metzner ORAL
FAO Special Session - Bugs & Superbugs: Water Quality and Food Safety and preventing environmental AMRWHO model for Integrated Surveillance on AMR The ESBL Ec Tricycle protocolJaap Wagenaar ORAL
FAO Special Session - Bugs & Superbugs: Water Quality and Food Safety and preventing environmental AMRMicrobiological hazards and safety and quality of water used in food productionKang Zhou ORAL
Theme 1: How can we better manage water for food and public health in a changing world?Introduction to session 5 - 8th June 2021: How can we better manage water for food and public health in a changing world?Moderators:
Raya Marina Stephan, Asma Bachikh
Speakers:
Kene Dick, Andrew Manoba Limantol, Nilsu Gevrekçioğlu, Hodo Abdilahi, Srishti Gaur, Kharagpur Partik Kumar
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Theme 1: How can we better manage water for food and public health in a changing world?Access to Handwashing with Soap Facility in Binduri District: A Post-sensitization Investigation of DriversAndrew Manoba Limantol and Anthony Amoah ORAL
Theme 1: How can we better manage water for food and public health in a changing world?TREND ANALYSIS OF SOMALI PRECIPITATION DATAHodo Abdilahi - Student, Turkey ORAL
Theme 1: How can we better manage water for food and public health in a changing world?Projecting LULC growth and associated impacts on hydrological process through scenario-based modelling – A road ahead for sustainable futureSrishti Gaur - Ph.D. Student ORAL
Theme 1: How can we better manage water for food and public health in a changing world?Sustainable Development: A Strategic Approach for Sustainable Business Practices in Trade Effluent Generating Industries in Francistown Region in BotswanaKene Dick, Pascale Hardy ORAL
Theme 1: How can we better manage water for food and public health in a changing world?Receiving Water Quality Models for Estimation of Total Maximum Daily Pollutant Loads: Case Study of the Küçük Menderes River Basin (Turkey)Nilsu Gevrekçioğlu, Alper Elçi, Mehmet Dilaver, Selma Ayaz ORAL
Theme 1: How can we better manage water for food and public health in a changing world?Sustaining Groundwater resources for stabilising agrarian livelihood: A case study of South-western HaryanaMr Partik Kumar, Mr Mohit Rangi, Mr Kulvinder Singh ORAL
Theme 1: How can we better manage water for food and public health in a changing world?GIS based fluoride contamination mapping of groundwater and its exposure risks to the hilly populace of the Chenab River Basin in Jammu province, North IndiaDeepika Slathia and Karan Dev Jamwal ORAL
Theme 1: How can we better manage water for food and public health in a changing world?Introduction to session 8 - June 9th: How can we better manage water for food ...Moderators:
Rabindra P. Osti, Gary Jones
Speakers:
Matthew McCartney, Maria Paula Mendes, Krzysztof Janik, Enrique Fernández-Escalante, Maher Salman, Hella Schwarzmüller
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Theme 1: How can we better manage water for food and public health in a changing world?Transformation of rural landscapes for sustainable and nutritious food systems in MyanmarMatthew McCartney, Jessica Scott, Shashwat Dhungana and Nishadi Eriyagama ORAL
Theme 1: How can we better manage water for food and public health in a changing world?Digital Water Management for Improving Resilience of Agriculture, Food and Health as a Response to Global RisksMaria Paula Mendes, Dijana Likar ORAL
Theme 1: How can we better manage water for food and public health in a changing world?Suitability mapping as an effective tool for identifying potential locations for Managed Aquifer Recharge A case study: Dunajec catchment, PolandSławomir Sitek, Krzysztof Janik, Agnieszka Piechota, Jakub Mukawa ORAL
Theme 1: How can we better manage water for food and public health in a changing world?The Co-MAR concept and how the groundwater user associations are improving integrated water resources management schemes, governance and water security. Demo-sites from Castilla y León (Spain)Dr. Enrique Fernández Escalante, Dr. Elena López Gunn ORAL
Theme 1: How can we better manage water for food and public health in a changing world?How can multiple water use services help mitigate the impacts of COVID-19? SMART Irrigation SMART WaSH in support of food security and healthMr. Maher Salman, Ms. Eva Pek, Mr. Waqas Ahmad ORAL
Theme 1: How can we better manage water for food and public health in a changing world?digital-water.city Leading urban water management to its digital futureDr. Hella Schwarzmüller, Dr. Nicolas Caradot, Dr Alexander Sperlich, Mrs Barbara Greenhill, Mr Marco Bernardi, Ms Sofia Housni, Mrs Valentina Dimoval, Dr Pascale Rouault ORAL
Theme 1: How can we better manage water for food and public health in a changing world?IMPACTS AND POSSIBLE WATER SOLUTIONS FOR FOOD AND HEALTH IN REGIONS SUFFERING CONFLICT AND POLITICAL CRISES: A PERSPECTIVE OF NORTH-EASTERN NIGERIAEngr. Abdul-Qadir Aliyu, Engr. Sadiya Halima Abdulrahman, Mrs. Ashe Abubakar Wulet POSTER
Theme 1: How can we better manage water for food and public health in a changing world?THE VARIATION IN MICROBIOLOGICAL QUALITY OF WATER FROM RESERVЕ JASEN, NORTH MACEDONIANatalija Atanasova Pancevska, Ivica Pancevski , Dzoko Kungulovski POSTER
Theme 1: How can we better manage water for food and public health in a changing world?Suitability of groundwater for irrigation purposes in Mewat region of Haryana, IndiaMamta Bisht POSTER
Theme 1: How can we better manage water for food and public health in a changing world?Environmental perception and agricultural decision-making: Understanding the heterogeneity of farmers’ agricultural practices in a changing and uncertain environment – Case study from Kilombero Valley, TanzaniaDr. Britta Höllermann, Dr. Kristian Näschen, Mr. Naswiru Tibanyendela, Mr. Julius Kwesiga, Prof. Dr. Mariele Evers POSTER
Theme 1: How can we better manage water for food and public health in a changing world?Impact of mining activities on the socio-economic status and water quality of Kolayat mining area, Bikaner (Rajasthan)Dr. Leela Kaur, Mr. Prem Godara, Mr. Kishan Gopal Suthar POSTER
Theme 1: How can we better manage water for food and public health in a changing world?How safe are drinking water sources in developing urban settings? A case study of Aba, NigeriaUche Dickson Ijioma and Rainer Herd POSTER
Theme 1: How can we better manage water for food and public health in a changing world?Using groundwater quality index and concentration duration curves for classification and protection of groundwater resources to improve access to clean water and sanitation, South AfricaS.M. Nzama, T.O.B. Kanyerere and H.W.T. Mapoma POSTER
Theme 2: How can managing water in agriculture contribute to food security and public health?Intro to session 2: How can managing water in agriculture contribute to food security and public health?Moderators
Tala Awada, Mark Smith
Speakers
Andre F Van Rooyen, Fernando Riaza Fernández, Gayathri Naik, Riccardo Torri, Tebogo Keletso, Imane Berni
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Theme 2: How can managing water in agriculture contribute to food security and public health?Evidence from Africa, and propositions for further workAndré van Rooyen, Henning Bjornlund, Jamie Pittock ORAL
Theme 2: How can managing water in agriculture contribute to food security and public health?Water as an explanatory factor for food security in dryland countriesFernando Riaza Fernández, Irene Blanco Gutiérrez, Paloma Esteve Bengoechea, Joaquín Millan Gómez ORAL
Theme 2: How can managing water in agriculture contribute to food security and public health?WATER, ENERGY, FOOD NEXUS AND ENERGY SUBSIDIES IN IRRIGATION IN INDIA: EXTERNALITIES AND ITS IMPACTS ON FOOD SECURITY, WATER SECURITY AND PUBLIC HEALTHGayathri D Naik, Sanjay Shenoi P ORAL
Theme 2: How can managing water in agriculture contribute to food security and public health?Hydrological assessment approach for the elaboration of the hydro-agricultural infrastructure project aimed to the development of mangrove rice cultivation in Guinea BissauRiccardo Torri, Alessandro Barbero, Federica Manni, Giancarlo Benacchio, Streng Cerise ORAL
Theme 2: How can managing water in agriculture contribute to food security and public health?Health risk assessment based on pesticide monitoring in Saïss plain (Morocco) groundwaterImane BERNI, Aziza Menouni, Ibrahim El Ghazi, Lode Godderis, Radu-Corneliu Duca, Samir El Jaafari ORAL
Theme 2: How can managing water in agriculture contribute to food security and public health?Intro to session 4: How can managing water in agriculture contribute to food security and public health?Moderators:
Mark Smith, Henning Bjornlund
Speakers:
Kunal Sharma, Shivaraju Harikaranahalli Puttaia, Partik Kumar, Kakoli Ghosh, Siroos Jafari, Chloe Van Biljon, Enrique Fernández-Escalante
ORAL
Theme 2: How can managing water in agriculture contribute to food security and public health?Water Management at Agricultural Catchment - Sustainable & Technological Approaches for Pollution ControlDr Shivaraju Harikaranahalli Puttaiah, Dr. Anilkumar KM, ORAL
Theme 2: How can managing water in agriculture contribute to food security and public health?Integrated pathways for sustainable agriculture and rural development for smallholders in Saudi ArabiaDr. Kakoli Ghosh ORAL
Theme 2: How can managing water in agriculture contribute to food security and public health?Sustainable spring watershed management system in the Indo- Himalayan Region: Village community challenges and its planning approachesMr Kunal Sharma, Dr Nirban Laskar ORAL
Theme 2: How can managing water in agriculture contribute to food security and public health?Rejuvenating resilience in the agrarian livelihood of Western Indian Himalayan region - A water perspectiveMr Partik Kumar, Mr Mohit Rangi, Rohtak Mr Kulvinder Singh ORAL
Theme 2: How can managing water in agriculture contribute to food security and public health?Adaptation Strategies and Barriers to Water Scarcity: A Qualitative Analysis in Southern IranSadegh Rahmani , Davoud Rouzaneh, Farshad Razmavar, and Siroos Jafari ORAL
Theme 2: How can managing water in agriculture contribute to food security and public health?Does Small-Scale Irrigation improve WASH outcomes? Insights from rural EthiopiaChloé van Biljon, Claudia Ringler, Elizabeth Bryan and Dawit Mekonnen ORAL
Theme 2: How can managing water in agriculture contribute to food security and public health?Industrial and environmental Managed Aquifer Recharge-related water security cases contributing to food safety and public healthDr. Enrique Fernández Escalante ORAL
Theme 2: How can managing water in agriculture contribute to food security and public health?Hydrological modeling of chain of tanks to augment rural water supply for increasing Agricultural productivityDr. Marykutty Abraham and Dr. K. Venugopal POSTER
Theme 2: How can managing water in agriculture contribute to food security and public health?IMPACT OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON THE HYDROLOGICAL CHANGES OF SUBSURFACE DRAINAGEOtilijaMISECKAITE POSTER
Theme 3: What opportunities lie in the improved cooperation between water, food, and public health sectors?Introduction to session 6 - June 8th 2021Moderators:
Bassel Daher, Jennifer Sara
Speakers:
Christine Moe,Virender K. Sharma, Yilin Zhuang, Isaiah Akoteyon, Neil Grigg
ORAL
Theme 3: What opportunities lie in the improved cooperation between water, food, and public health sectors?How studies of water, sanitation and health led us to foodChristine L. Moe
Theme 3: What opportunities lie in the improved cooperation between water, food, and public health sectors?Agricultural Practices by Enhanced Water Quality through Iron-Based (Ferrate) Technology: Improved Population HealthVirender Sharma - Texas A&M University, School of Public Health ORAL
Theme 3: What opportunities lie in the improved cooperation between water, food, and public health sectors?Enhancing Well Water Safety through University and Health Department PartnershipYilin Zhuang ORAL
Theme 3: What opportunities lie in the improved cooperation between water, food, and public health sectors?Breaking organizational stovepipes Connecting water, sanitation, food, and public healthNeil Grigg ORAL
Theme 3: What opportunities lie in the improved cooperation between water, food, and public health sectors?Challenges of persons with physical disabilities in accessing WaSH: Implications for sustainable universal health coverage. Case study from Lagos metropolis, NigeriaIsaiah AKOTEYON ORAL
Theme 3: What opportunities lie in the improved cooperation between water, food, and public health sectors?Introduction to session 9 - June 9th - Theme 3: What opportunities lie in the improved cooperation...Moderators:
Rabindra P. Osti, Mirella Aoun

Attaullah Shah, Etim Eteng, S.K.Gunatilake, Jagdeesh Kumar, Greg Leslie, Lazaro Paruason, Joshua Ntajal
ORAL
Theme 3: What opportunities lie in the improved cooperation between water, food, and public health sectors?SOCIO-ECONOMIC STATUS AND ACCESS TO SANITARY FACILITIES AMONG INHABITANTS OF UGEP COMMUNITY, CROSS RIVER STATE NIGERIADr. Etim Eteng, Mr. Okputu Joseph, Mr. Christopher Abetianbe ORAL
Theme 3: What opportunities lie in the improved cooperation between water, food, and public health sectors?Analysis of spatial variability of groundwater quality in different climatic zones of Sri LankaProf. S.K Gunatilake ORAL
Theme 3: What opportunities lie in the improved cooperation between water, food, and public health sectors?Exploring removal of heavy metal ions from wastewater stream employing electrocoagulation and nanofiltration processesJAGDEESH KUMAR, HIMANSHU JOSHI ORAL
Theme 3: What opportunities lie in the improved cooperation between water, food, and public health sectors?Impacts of Climate Change on the Production of Major Crops and Health Security in Gilgit Baltistan Pakistan: Water-Food and Health NexusEngr. Prof. Dr. Attaullah Shah, Prof. Dr. S.M.Nizami, Dr. Karamat Ali ORAL
Theme 3: What opportunities lie in the improved cooperation between water, food, and public health sectors?Food and Water for Life: co-creation and evaluation of sustainable community-led innovations to strengthen food and water securityProf Jacqui Webster (main author), Ms Christine Corby, Ms Wendy Spencer, Dr. Ruth McCausland, Dr. Keziah Bennett-Brook, Dr Janani Shanthosh, Ms Emalie Rosewarne, Prof Eileen Baldry, Prof Greg Leslie ORAL
Theme 3: What opportunities lie in the improved cooperation between water, food, and public health sectors?Land use dynamics, urban transformation and the complexity of surface water pollution: identifying risks and developing integrated solutions to water-borne disease in Accra, GhanaMr. Joshua Ntajal (main author), Dr. Timo Falkenberg, Prof. Thomas Kistemann, Prof. Mariele Evers ORAL
Theme 3: What opportunities lie in the improved cooperation between water, food, and public health sectors?COUPLED NATURAL AND ECONOMIC SYSTEMS; THE ROLE OF EFFICIENT WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT IN ECONOMIC RECOVERYAfolayan Juwon Samuel POSTER
Theme 3: What opportunities lie in the improved cooperation between water, food, and public health sectors?Geogenic contaminants in water and vegetables and the aetiology of non-communicable diseases in mineralised areas: the case of Kadoma, ZimbabweDaina Mudimbu, Dr. Maideyi Lydia Meck, Prof. Theophilus Davies, Prof Dexter Tagwireyi, Ms Daina Mudimbu POSTER
Theme 4: What are the synergies or trade-offs between ecosystem health and human health?Removal Efficiency of Banana Pseudo Stem as Activated Carbon for Pre-treated Laundry Wastewater TreatmentDiosa Marie Aguirre, Ms. Mara Valenzuela, Ms. Allysah Moreno, Mr. Wilson Dimayuga ORAL
Theme 4: What are the synergies or trade-offs between ecosystem health and human health?Introduction to session 7 - June 8th: What are the synergies or tradeoffs between ecosystem health and human health?Moderators:
Rabi Mohtar, Mary Trudeau
Speakers:
Vedendranand Sharma Chummun, Robin Kundis Craig , Sandra F. Yanni, Isabel Santos
ORAL
Theme 4: What are the synergies or trade-offs between ecosystem health and human health?Influences of Pesticide Residue on attaining Food Security in MauritiusDr Vedendranand Sharma Chummun ORAL
Theme 4: What are the synergies or trade-offs between ecosystem health and human health?THOUGHTS: GENOMICS AND SULFUR WATER BATH THROUGH SKIN OF EMOTIONAL RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS PATIENTSISABEL SANTOS, FORESTIER R, EROL FORESTIER FB, FRANÇON A, MUELA GARCIA A ORAL
Theme 4: What are the synergies or trade-offs between ecosystem health and human health?Can Shellfish & Kelp Aquaculture Take Advantage of Water Quality and Carbon Trading to Reduce Coastal Pollution? A Case Study from CaliforniaRobin Kundis Craig ORAL
Theme 4: What are the synergies or trade-offs between ecosystem health and human health?A Nexus trade-offs analysis of water, energy, food, nutrition and feedback to the environment in LebanonSandra F. Yanni, Bassel Daher, Roula Bachour, Sandra F. Yanni, Sasha Koo-Oshima, Rabi H. Mohtar ORAL
Theme 4: What are the synergies or trade-offs between ecosystem health and human health?Introduction to session 10 - June 9th - Theme 4: What are the synergies or trade-offs between...Moderators:
Dave Tickner, Lesha Witmer
Speakers:
Diosa Marie Aguirre, Charles Essery, Yan Yang, Zhongnan Zhao
ORAL
Theme 4: What are the synergies or trade-offs between ecosystem health and human health?Sustainable Water Cycle Management – balancing conflicting demands for water servicesDr Charles Essery - Sustainable Water Solutions ORAL
Theme 4: What are the synergies or trade-offs between ecosystem health and human health?Strategy of Groundwater Exploitation and Utilization based on Groundwater Functions in ChinaProf. Yuanyuan Li, Dr. Lili Yu, Ms. Yan Yang, Ms. Fengyue Sun ORAL
Theme 4: What are the synergies or trade-offs between ecosystem health and human health?Exploration of a Good Water Management System for Both Human Development and Ecosystem SustainabilityDr. ZHAO Zhongnan, Dr. Ding Wang ORAL
Theme 4: What are the synergies or trade-offs between ecosystem health and human health?Net Zero Discharge A key element/goal for Sustainable Water Cycle ManagementDr Charles Essery ORAL
Theme 4: What are the synergies or trade-offs between ecosystem health and human health?Mass retention in a floating treatment wetland with varying root lengthsTaís N. Yamasaki, Johannes G. Janzen POSTER
Theme 5: How can science better inform public policy, governance and capacity building for water, food and health?Introduction to session 3: How can science better inform public policy, governance and capacity building for water, food and health? - Thuesday, June 8th Moderators:
Alice Aureli, Pedi Obani
Speakers:
Daina Mudimbu, Sergey Myagkov, Imad Antoine Ibrahim, Florence Tanui
ORAL
Theme 5: How can science better inform public policy, governance and capacity building for water, food and health?Capacity building in multi-disciplinary scientific methods for improved understanding of the impact of conservation agriculture on groundwater resources in AfricaDaina Mudimbu, Kawawa Banda, Bentje Brauns, Dan J. Lapworth, Alan M. MacDonald, Willy Namaona, Richard Owen, Mabvuso Sinda ORAL
Theme 5: How can science better inform public policy, governance and capacity building for water, food and health?Free Power, Irrigation and Groundwater Depletion: Impact of the Farm Electricity Policy of Punjab, IndiaDisha Gupta - Delhi School of Economics ORAL
Theme 5: How can science better inform public policy, governance and capacity building for water, food and health?Method for assessing the health risk of the rural population from the hydrochemical regime of surface watersProf. Sergey MYAGKOV, Dr. Oksana Zadoroznaya ORAL
Theme 5: How can science better inform public policy, governance and capacity building for water, food and health?Legal Implications of the Use of Big Data in the Transboundary Water ContextImad Antoine Ibrahim ORAL
Theme 5: How can science better inform public policy, governance and capacity building for water, food and health?Comprehensive Groundwater Research: Evidence to Policy Perspectives in ASALsFlorence Tanui, Prof. Daniel Olago, Dr. Gilbert Ouma, Dr. Zachariah Kuria, Dr Simeon Dulo ORAL
Theme 5: How can science better inform public policy, governance and capacity building for water, food and health?Science-policy nexus: using resource directed measures as policy implementation strategies to promote integrated water resource management, South AfricaS.M. Nzama, T.O.B. Kanyerere ORAL
Theme 5: How can science better inform public policy, governance and capacity building for water, food and health?Introduction to session 11: How can science better inform public policy...Moderators:
Lesha Witmer, Pedi Obani
Speakers:
John Etgen, Thouraya Souissi, Habila Alfred Zingchang, Thijs de Lange, Peter S. K. Knappett
ORAL
Theme 5: How can science better inform public policy, governance and capacity building for water, food and health?Beyond the Data: How can great research affect change?John Etgen ORAL
Theme 5: How can science better inform public policy, governance and capacity building for water, food and health?Groundwater Potentials Assessment of Langtang Area, Plateau State North CentralHabila Alfred Zingchang ORAL
Theme 5: How can science better inform public policy, governance and capacity building for water, food and health?Competency-Based Curriculum Design to Enhance the Employability of Agricultural Engineers in Water Sector in TunisiaThouraya Souissi and Olfa Mahjoub ORAL
Theme 5: How can science better inform public policy, governance and capacity building for water, food and health?Nutrient-rich diets increase food security, only if proper water quality is guaranteedDr. Vincent Linderhof, Mr. Thijs De Lange, Dr. Stijn Reinhard ORAL
Theme 5: How can science better inform public policy, governance and capacity building for water, food and health?Accounting for the Human Impacts of Over- Exploiting Aquifers with Deteriorating Water Quality in Semi-arid RegionsPeter S. K. Knappett, Richard T. Woodward, Paulina Farias, Jaime Hoogesteger, Horacio Hernandez, Saugata Datta, Gretchen Miller, Itza Mendoza, Genny Carrillo, Yanmei Li, Isidro Loza, Dylan Terrell ORAL
High Level PanelHigh Level Panel - One Water, One Health: Water, Food & Public Health in a Changing WorldModerator:
Sasha Koo-Oshima, Rabi Mohtar
Panellists:
Gerda Verburg, Steven Musser, Akiça Bahri, Tom Panella, Tom Williams, John C. Tracy
ORAL
Closing CeremonyIWRA 2021 Online Conference - Closing Ceremony Summary ORAL
Closing CeremonyIntroduction to the Closing Ceremony - June 9th 2021Moderators:
Renée Martin-Nagle, Mary Trudeau
Panellists:
Tanja Miškova, Abou Amani, Edeltraud Guenther, Gabriel Eckstein, Sasha Koo-Oshima, Rabi MohtarThematic Speakers:
Raya Marina Stephan, M
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Closing CeremonyIf not, what? The Costs of Neglecting the Nexus of Water, Food and HealthEdeltraud Guenther ORAL