GWP in Action 2010 by Dr Ania Grobicki, GWP Executive Secretary - - CP meeting Day 1

GWP in Action 2010

Dr Ania GrobickiGWP Executive Secretary

13 Regional Water Partnerships

80 Country Water Partnerships

2,428 Partner Organizations in 158 countries (500 in 2004)

Working Towards A Water-Secure World

Our Strategy 2009-2013

1. Promote water as a key part of

sustainable national development

[operational]

2. Address critical development

challenges [advocacy]

3. Reinforce knowledge sharing and

communication [knowledge]

4. Build a more effective network

[partnering]

GWP Strategy - results framework

Mission:…to support the sustainable development and management of water resources at all levels

Strategic Goals

Strategic Elements

Vision and Mission

1.1

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Goal 1:Promote water as a key part of

sustainable national development

Goal 2:Address critical development

challenges

Goal 3:Reinforce knowledge sharing and

communications

Goal 4:Build a more effective network

1a: Incorporate existing policies/plans into national development and implement

1b: Develop/strengthen weak/non-existant policies/plans in national development and implement

1c: Multi-stakeholder involvement in building local capacity and implementing policies/plans

2a: Take into account the links between water and climate change and develop solutions for adaptation

2b: Address critical development challenges, particularly food security, urbanisation and conflict resolution

2c: Objective and incisive intellectual contributions from GWP and its partners

3a: Knowledge dissemination to global entities and the corporate world

3b: Stakeholders have better access to relevant and practicalknowledge and capacity to share

3c: Communications culture embedded across the Partnership and stakeholderstake up strategic information and messages

4a: Strengthen the capacity of RWPs sot hey are more effective, and provide support to the CWPs

4b: GWPO and RWPs improve organisation, management and governance

4c: GWPO, RWPsand CWPs access new and diverse funding and increase traditional funding sources

Vision:…a water secure world

OutcomeChallenges

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GWP Central America (Goals 1 and 4)

• Water recognised as a key issue for economic development by the Central American Bank of Economic Integration (CABEI) in cooperation with GWP Central America (MoU signed)

• El Salvador planning sustainable use of water

156 Partner organizations in 7 countries

GWP South America (Goal 1)• Water financing mechanisms

advanced in Argentina

• Water governance strengthened in the Ocoña basin in Peru

257 Partners in 10 countries

GWP Caribbean (Goal 3 : communications)

• Portable exhibition model demonstrated how rainwater harvesting works

• Workshop and network helped journalists cover water issues

65 Partners, 20 countries

GWP Central Africa (Goal 1)

• Crucial funding for regional water policy agreed

• IWRM action plan for Congo Basin approved


GWP West Africa (Goals1 and 3)

• Togo progressed with water laws that embrace IWRM principles

• Harmonising training in water science in Francophone Africa


GWP Southern Africa(Goals 2 and 3)• Adaptation to climate

change mainstreamed in Zambia's water plans

• Limpopo policy makers advocated collaboration on research


GWP Eastern Africa(Goals 1 and 3)

• Water included in the infrastructure agenda

• Value of cultural and traditional systems in managing water to underpin gender and social equity approaches


GWP Mediterranean (Goal 1)

• Water and coastal zone management integrated• Consultations on water investments in Egypt and

Lebanon completed (including the private sector)


GWP Central and Eastern Europe

• Danube Strategy reflects integrated approach for better water management

(Goal 1)

• GWP facilitated communication between government and nongovernment bodies(Goal 3)



GWP Central Asia and Caucasus (Goals 1 and 3)

• GWP promoted better understanding to put water laws into practice

• Pooled experience showed how to make domestic wastewater safe for agriculture in Armenia


GWP China (Goal 1)

• Government leaders adopted recommendations of 4th Wei River Forum

• Recommendations for efficient water use taken up in 12th five-year plan

98 Partners

GWP South Asia(Goal 1)• Wainganga River Basin

sets precedent for IWRM planning in India

• Water quality during pilgrim festivals improved in Sri Lanka

425 Partners, 6 countries

GWP Southeast Asia(Goals 2 and 4)• Cooperation in the

Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) on flooding reinforced

• GWP network pooled resources to build capacity in Myanmar


GWPO as an intergovernmental organization

• COP16 and the Nairobi Work Programme

• New agreement : Austria• Water, Climate and Development• Government of Sweden :

increased commitment• 10 years of integrated flood

management (jointly with WMO)• Integrated drought management

(Geneva consultations, new programme to be launched)

• New agreements : UNECE, FAO

118 Partners from 22 countries which are not associated with a developing world region.

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