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Keys for Success with the IWRM Training, Hoi An, Vietnam, 18-26 February 2009

James Udy and Peter Oliver

Synopsis:What ?

So What?Now What?



5th NARBO Training

“Keys for Success with IWRM”

Expectations



Learning Objectives



Introduction of NARBO

Ownership is the basis of network activity

• NARBO was initiated by Asian Development Bank (ADB), ADB

Institute (ADBI) and Japan Water Agency (JWA).• Formally announced by signing the LOI on March 21, 2003,

during the 3rd World Water Forum at Kyoto-Shiga, Japan.

• Established on February 24-26, 2004 in Malang, Indonesia

Letter of Intent for NARBO 1st NARBO General Meeting in 2004

From: Michio OTA



Asia-Pacific’s Water Scene:

Facts and Challenges

• 60% of population, 36% of water resources

• 61% of world’s malnourished people

• 62,000 deaths from water disasters last 5 years

• 80% of abstractions for agriculture, how todouble food production by 2050

• Groundwater tables falling, sea levels rising,glaciers retreating, rivers severely polluted

From: Wouter Lincklaen Arriens



You can

contribute to theIWRM process inthe river basin

Don’t wait for good conditions

See the opportunities, tap into partners!

Key message:

From: Wouter Lincklaen Arriens



IWRM Process1. Recognizing &

identifying

2. Conceptualizing 3. Coordinating &

planning

4. Implementing,monitoring & evaluating

5. Recognizing &

identifying

Progress of IWRM

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From: Koichi TAKANO



Different Learning

Styles



What is a ’roadmap’?

The goalProject 1.1

Project 1.2

Project 1.3

Project 2.1 Project 2.2Project 2.3

Project 3.1 Project 3.2a

Project 3.2b

?

4/22

Startingpoint

Sub-goal 1

Sub-goal 2

Sub-goal 3

From: Tue Kell Nielsen



SOME ACTIVITIES OF VU GIA-THU BON RBO

From: Pham Phuoc Toan



Overview & Lessons

Bruce Dunn et al.

ADB TA 4713-VIE “Capacity Building for

SEA in the Hydropower Sector”

Presented by Yumiko Yasuda

IWRM Training course

Network of Asian River Basin Organizations



:

•Please insert no more than 3-4 bullet points per page•Text should be no less than 16 pt, ideally about 24

India with major river basins

From: Abinash Roul



Understanding Biophysical Relationship

“key to success”

Catchment

Hydrodynamic

Biogeochemical

From: James Udy



How to use CONCEPT?

From: Phuong Lien Tran

C i i f l



Communication of results:Ecosystem Health Report Card

From: James Udy



We are all the result of a partnership – however brief !

But we can

still want

things done

our way, or

not at all!



4AppropriateTechnology

Keys To Success

See

Do

Plan

3Improvement

8Planning

5Budget12Gender and

Minority

1Institutional

2participationawareness

10Transparency

9Legal6

Leadership and

political support

7Monitoring,evaluation,

reporting

11Capacity

Building

Developed by Participants



Key for Success with IWRM by RBO(Actual Outcome Realized at the NARBO 5th Training)

Principles

• Values/Ethics

• Dublin Principles ++

Over-arching Themes

• Code of Conducts (GG)

• Legal/Institutional Frame

• Capacity Enhancement

• Advanced Tech

• ＿＿＿

Keys for Planning IWRM

Central Provincial Communities

(Basin Level)

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Keys for Implementing IWRM


(Basin Level)

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Keys for M/E IWRM


(Basin Level)

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What are priority keys for

success with IWRM

in VGTB Basin?

Practices to be disseminated to

other RBOs

• SEA

• Benefit Sharing Arrangement

• Intact Rivers

• Minorities/Resettlements• etc.

• What are the

implications for yourIWRM practice?

• What are priority

keys for success with

IWRM in Your RBO?

Learning Each Others



IWRM Process1. Recognizing &

identifying

2. Conceptualizing 3. Coordinating &

planning

4. Implementing,monitoring & evaluating

5. Recognizing &identifying

Progress of IWRM From: Wouter Lincklaen Arriens



How will it changeactivities in your RBO?



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