Partnerships for implementing integrated water resources management, supporting institutions (policy and strategy) and aligning the efforts of non-governmental organisations (NGOs), donors and governments
Civil society organisations need to promote the creation of partnerships for implementing integrated water resources management, supporting institutions (policy and strategy) and aligning the efforts of non-governmental organisations (NGOs), donors and governments to support adaptation to climate change
Need characteristics
Societal challenges
- Governance and Policy
Themes
Create partnerships to support integrated water resource management (IWRM) and climate change related activities
Stakeholder group
- Civil Society Organisations (CSOs)
Task/Job
- Integrated water resources management (IWRM)
- Water security policies for nature, people, agriculture and sanitation
Pain
- Disconnection of policy with non-governmental organisation (NGO) projects, donors and governments
- Inefficient policy on irrigation and drought management
- Inefficient poverty alleviation efforts
Gain
- Consolidation of partnerships for climate change adaptation
- Enhanced cooperation and implementation of strategies within the water secytor for water sustainability in the face of climate change challenges
- Implementation of integrated land management
- Integrated water resources management (IWRM) approach
- Water sustainability based on adaptation and mitigation strategies to climate change
Simplified climate and water scenarios
- Dryer
- Sea-level rise
- Wetter & Dryer