Activities in the GWP regions May 2014
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Activities in the GWP regions
Diversity !
Diversity !
Diversity !
Overall Development
Water Resources
Management
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LEVELS ACTORS & WATER GOVERNANCE SYSTEM
GLOBAL
REGIONAL
NATIONAL
SUBNATIONAL
LOCAL
OTHERURBAN
TB BASIN
Sectors
CLIMATE CHAN
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One example from Latin America - CAM
Annual Conferences for Legislators (’02)
Lagunilla Declaration: regional cooperation, dev. of water legislation… integrated approach to WRM + participation)
Improved quality of water bills (TA & consultation processes)
Nicaragua Water Act 2007 Honduras Water Act 2009 El Salvador policy reform is underwayCosta Rica dev. of National Water Policy (2005) basis
for Plan Nacional de Aguas Water Act 2014
International competition, organized by the International Commission for the Protection of the Danube River and Global Water Partnership Central and Eastern Europe annually.
The International Danube Art Master is selected from the winners of the national 'Danube Art Master' competitions in 13 Danube Basin countries - Austria, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Republic of Moldova, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia and Ukraine. Thousands of children from these countries enter the competition every year.
In 2013 the winning artwork, entitled "Danube People" was created from mud by Croatian children.
Danube Art Master
One example from Europe - CEE
• 64 basins shared between various countries• Representing 93% of water resources, but
less than 4% is utilized.• Potential source of conflict, but also driver
for economic growth
• Objectives of SITWA (EU Funding): ANBO as Technical arm of AMCOW Institutional strengthening (information
management, capacity development and investment plans)
African Network of Basin Organizations, ANBO
One example from Africa- Panafrican
Fighting illicit river sand mining in Sri Lanka (2008-2013)• Significant damages in several rivers: Kalu Ganga,
Walawe ganga, Kelani ganga, Nilwala ganga, Deduru Oya, Maha Oya, Kirindi Oya
• Action undertaken: a) scientific impact study for Ratnapura (2008), b) awareness raising workshops for police STF in Ratnapura, Ampara, Batticaloa, Galle, Matara districts, Northern & Eastern provinces, c) political dialogues, d) community mobilization, e) media campaign...
• Result: >150 regulatory/agency staff, 50 regular police officers, 200 STF police officers trained
• Impact: marked improvement of regulation & enforcement levels, 3-fold increase of detections, arrests & prosecutions
• Partners/Allies: Water Integrity Network (WIN), Geological Survey & Mines Bureau (SL), Central Environment Authority (SL)
One example from Asia - SAS
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GWP Water, Climate and Development Programme (WACDEP)
Supporting CARICOM
on climate resilience in
water-4 countries
Water and climate
resilience in Central
America -6 countries
Enhancing climate resili
ence in
Asia+China -15 co
untries
World wide support to drought and flood management with WMO
Improving drought resilience in central and eastern Europe -9 countries
Support to African Union and Water
ministers council to implement heads of state decisions on
water and climate including droughts in horn of Africa and
Sahel (25 countries)
Global level-support to National adaptationPlans; collaboration-UNDP, UNEP, UNFCCC, WHO, UNEP, IFAD, UNITAR,, GEF
Supporting Peru to
adapt in Santa Eulalia
basin
Promoting coherence on adapation world wide: developing institutional capacity,acesss to finance, generating knowldge and tools for policy coherence, delivering at all levels to
unlock investments in water and climate resilient development
One Cross-Regional,example : WACDEP