The purpose of each workshop is to improve the capacity of all stakeholders involved to respond to emergency situations by developing their knowledge and understanding of the Right to Water and Sanitation in Emergencies and by enabling them to build up rights-based advocacy activities.
It is expected that, as a result of the workshops, the capacity of humanitarian actors to advocate for the rights of individuals to water and sanitation in emergencies will have been improved – leading to better respect of the rights of the individuals concerned and, therefore, to better access to water and sanitation by populations caught up in and affected by emergencies.
How to Register:

- First step: check whether your profile matches the profile defined above.

- Second step: check on the workshop to which you should apply (Note: Dates for training in Geneva has not yet been decided).

- Third step: Fill in the application form and send it to clanord@missions-acf.org before 1st January 2009.

- Fourth step: by 20 January 2009 at the latest, you will receive an email informing you whether your application has been approved. If so, you will then receive details about the exact location of the workshop, etc.
There are no registration fees. The organizers will pay for lunches and dinners. All other costs incurred for travel and accommodation will be borne by the participants themselves. However, funding will be available to assist a very limited number of participants, especially those who are not based in a country in which a workshop is being organized. Should you wish to benefit from financial support to pay part of your travel and accommodation expenses, please mention this in your application form. Please note, however, that the organizers will not provide any per diem.