Cheryl Rosa, DVM, PhD Deputy Director U.S. Arctic Research Commission

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7th Annual Water and Sanitation Innovations for the Arctic WATER, CLIMATE AND HEALTH Cheryl Rosa, DVM, PhD Deputy Director U.S. Arctic Research Commission 2017 ALPHA Post-summit Session Workshop January 20, 2017

Workshop objectives: Design a plan for an “asset inventory” of at-risk water and sanitation infrastructure. Assess community-based monitoring and response strategies involving health and water-related resources/infrastructure failure. Provide an update on the knowledge shared at the Water Innovations for Healthy Arctic Homes (WIHAH) Conference.

Recommendations: Addressing Changing Environment: • Develop a database of water and sanitation infrastructure, source water or treatment systems at risk from environmental change. • Conduct a comprehensive Arctic-wide hydrologic modeling and water resource assessment. • Develop and implement a water resource vulnerability assessment. • Review the findings of the 2008-2009 Alaska Climate Change Sub-Cabinet to consider current relevance or informative value.

Recommendations: Addressing Health Concerns: • Quantify the economic consequences of inadequate access to in-home water and wastewater services, including direct healthcare costs (morbidity and mortality, healthcare expenses) and indirect costs, such as lower educational attainment due to illness, decreased subsistence and employment activities. Such analyses should include methods that account for the unique cultural context of the Arctic, including individual and cultural values. • Conduct an assessment of how much water is needed per-person per-day to provide the best benefit for health in Arctic communities.

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