2030 Water Resources Group

Building Partnerships in Water ResourcesLatinosan 2016 – Lima, Peru

March 2016

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Step 1Analyseto inform and support better decisions

Step 2Convenepublic-private-civil society stakeholders

ResultTransformjoint action to more efficientuse of water, closing the gapbetween demand and supply.

The 2030 Water Resources Group ACT process

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Thematic areas of interventionIncreasing water use

efficiency and reducing pollutionIncreasing water supply/ availability of waterIncreasing availability/accessibility of financing in the water sectorIncreasing collaboration between sectors and provide access to information

Global Engagements

SOUTH AFRICA

INDIA (NATIONAL AND U.P.)KARNATAKAMAHARASHTRA

KENYA

TANZANIA

PERU

MEXICO

BANGLADESH

MONGOLIA

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Partnership Models2030 WRG promotes alliances and co-operation between governments, civil

society and the private sector.

There are many different forms these alliances can take:

• Corporate social responsibility e.g. Private Company + NGO or local government

• Incentives – eg Obras por Impuestos

• Blue Certificate, Peru Water Prize, No Drop Programme, Catchment Funds

• Alliance for Water Stewardship Certification

• PPPs – Public Private Partnerships

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Sugarcane– Stakeholder Engagement Model Program centers around sugar mill and financial institutions’ participation

Implementation Plans

Tripartite Agreements

Facilitation and Monitoring Group

Impact Assessment

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• Multi-Stakeholder Group – Implementation Improvements and Progress Monitoring

• Government/ Nigams• Financial institutions• Sugar mills• Domain Experts• Enablers/ 2030 WRG

• Facilitation of bank credit through tripartite agreements between:

• Farmer• Sugar Mill• Financial Institution

• Sugar mills’ accountability for coverage of all farmers in command areas (key facilitator)

• Government Water Resources Department as nodal agency

4 • External agency to assess productivity gains and water savings at farmer- ,canal-, and basin levels

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Public Private Partnerships

Can attract resources to the water sector that would not otherwise be availableCareful design can address social, economic and environmental issues:

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Public Private Partnerships

What type of investment is needed – infrastructure scope:

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Public Private Partnerships

Different contractual responsibilities :

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Mathura-Vrindavan Wastewater Treatment and Reuse PPPPPP designed for long-term O&M accountability to ensure no additional wastewater

enters the riverScope and Components

100 MLD sewerage collection/ treatment through rehabilitation, construction & O&M

Treatment of additional flows of wastewater in nallahs

Accountability for sustainable O&M

Technology optimization/

lowest lifecycle cost

Reliable source of treated water for

industry

Partial financing by the private sector

Rationale for PPPScope of Engagement

Preparatory Engagement: • Transaction Advisory: Deloitte • Technical Advisory: AECOM/ Dr Nadeem

Khalil, Aligarh Muslim University

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2030 WRG objectives

The ultimate objectives of our partnerships are to:• Avoid the discharge of untreated wastewater• Reduce the abstraction of fresh water• Increase agricultural water efficiency• Increase cost effective water storage• Generate – or unblock – investments in water and

water-using sectors

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Progress and next steps

New system for prioritization of investments in water infrastructureHas been formally adopted by the National Water Authority and the Ministry of Agriculture (made legally binding).

New regulations and tariffs for abstraction of groundwaterDeveloped together with SUNAS (National Water Regulator)

PERU

ANA MoU for broad co-operation on water resources

IDB Mapping water investment projects

GGGI Innovative Finance for Peru’s water sector

MVCS To develop specific viable Obras por Impuestos projects

SUNASS Ongoing support to socialise and implement groundwater and other regulations

Peru2021 Partnership with industry federation to mobilise action on water by its members; Prizes

Agreements and Alliances

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In Peru > 50 partners

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Cesar Fonseca – Country RepresentativeAlastair Morrison – Latin America

March 2016