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    Access To Water As Human Right

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    The document summarizes a three-day academic workshop on access to water as a human right that was held in Costa Rica. It provides details on the workshop such as the host university, number of participants from different countries, and gender breakdown. The document also outlines the course schedule, with each day focusing on a different theme related to human rights and water access. Monday's sessions covered the scope of rights and the relationship between water and sanitation. Tuesday referred to appropriate protection mechanisms and the inter-American human rights system. Wednesday focused on applying human rights to water within the water management sector.

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    The document summarizes a three-day academic workshop on access to water as a human right that was held in Costa Rica. It provides details on the workshop such as the host university, number of participants from different countries, and gender breakdown. The document also outlines the course schedule, with each day focusing on a different theme related to human rights and water access. Monday's sessions covered the scope of rights and the relationship between water and sanitation. Tuesday referred to appropriate protection mechanisms and the inter-American human rights system. Wednesday focused on applying human rights to water within the water management sector.

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    The document summarizes a three-day academic workshop on access to water as a human right that was held in Costa Rica. It provides details on the workshop such as the host university, number of participants from different countries, and gender breakdown. The document also outlines the course schedule, with each day focusing on a different theme related to human rights and water access. Monday's sessions covered the scope of rights and the relationship between water and sanitation. Tuesday referred to appropriate protection mechanisms and the inter-American human rights system. Wednesday focused on applying human rights to water within the water management sector.

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    The document summarizes a three-day academic workshop on access to water as a human right that was held in Costa Rica. It provides details on the workshop such as the host university, number of participants from different countries, and gender breakdown. The document also outlines the course schedule, with each day focusing on a different theme related to human rights and water access. Monday's sessions covered the scope of rights and the relationship between water and sanitation. Tuesday referred to appropriate protection mechanisms and the inter-American human rights system. Wednesday focused on applying human rights to water within the water management sector.

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    We organized a threeday academic workshop with ACDAs collaboration and CapNets support. The Dean of Engineering of the University of Costa Rica offered opening words and the trainingcoursereceivedsignificantmediacoverage.Wehad22 participants from 3 different countries, Panama, Mexico and CostaRica.

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    Generaloverviewofourworksessions

    Each course day received a driving emphasis, which defined the sessions assigned and the content viewed. Sessions on Monday, August 19 were focused on the scope of Rights and the relationship between water and sanitation.Day2referstoappropriate mechanisms for the efficient protectionofrealaccesstowaterand thelastdayfocusesontheapplication ofthehumanrighttowaterwithinthe water management sector and its effects. Monday sessions: Introduction to Human Rights, Human Rights as natural rights and civil liberties, HumanRightsassubjectiverightsand its relation to access to water,

    Warranty of access to water in international instruments and a final groupworksessiononCasestudies. Tuesday sessions: Human Rights protection via judicial and non judicial means, Precautionary Measures in governmental disputes, Visit to the Interamerica Human Right Commission, InterAmerican Human Rights System, Human Right to water and sanitation: practical traitsandscope. Wednesday sessions: Cost, quantity and quality related needs for true wateraccessibility,Transparencyand accesstorelevantinformation,Costa Rican Constitutional Court legal precedentsrelatedtowater.

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