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Presented by Moses TenywaMakerere University
Integrated Water Resources Management in Eastern Africa:
Coping with ‘complex hydrology’
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Title: Integrated Water Resources Management in Eastern Africa: Addressing Water SecurityAuthors: Gerd Foerch, Nele Foerch, Cush N. Luwesi, Abebe Mekuriaw, Omar Munyaneza, Moses Tenywa, Alex Zizinga,Contributors: Joy Obando, Callist Tindimugaya , Patrick Safari, Abel Omanga, BA
Technical Focus Paper
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• This Technical Focus Paper constitutes part of the GWP paper series that provide a critical review of status of planning and putting in practice IWRM in the east African region.
• It builds on the findings of the 2008-2009 and 2012 IWRM Surveys commissioned by GWP as part of the 2012 global UN-Water status report on IWRM
• It captures data from the UN World Water Development Report 2015 & complimented by 4 selected case studies (Ethiopia, Kenya, Rwanda & Uganda)
• It shares “work in progress” with stakeholders (e.g. researchers, policy makers, donor/development community) regarding how each country has interpreted IWRM principles and implementing under different contextual challenges
Purpose of the paper
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• GWP Eastern Region• Water resources challenges• Achievements• Challenges• Conclusions• Key messages
Outline of presentation
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GWP Eastern Africa Region
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• The practice of IWRM does not fully reflect the principles embedded in the policies and regulations
• Inadequate numbers of professionals at all levels of IWRM management and governance
• Lack of sustainable financing mechanisms for both water supply provision and water resource management
• Lack of systematic and reliable data management.• Lack of appropriate infrastructure for water supply
provision and water resource management• Governance is a challenge in terms of equity, efficiency,
effectiveness etc.
Water Resources Challenges
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• GWP Eastern Africa has made significant progress in promoting the use of GWP Toolbox in 9 countries
• Government buy-in to establish the legal framework for IWRM including policies, regulations, resource management and service provision
• IWRM stakeholders including private sectors participating at all levels of management and governance
• Horizontal and vertical integration fostering adoption of watershed/basin management approach and coordination, planning, decision making among sectors and stakeholders
• Regulations for trans-boundary water bodies have been established.
Achievements in IWRM in East African region
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Achievements in IWRM in East African region ctd…
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• Countries in Eastern Africa are at different levels of implementation of IWRM
• Further institutional reforms are needed to adapt to changing contexts of population growth, urbanization, climate change, environmental degradation and to strengthen IWRM enforcement mechanisms
• Facilitation at national level by organizations (e.g. GWP) for formulation and harmonization of policies pertaining to water supply provision and water resource management needed
• Sustainable financing mechanisms should be put in place• Comprehensive data collection and management
Conclusions in the paper
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• The IWRM gains are being undermined by the effects of the rapidly growing population;
• More investments are required to create awareness and build capacity of stakeholders (institutions and individuals) in using the IWRM is tool towards achieving sustainable water resources development.
Key messages
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• Read the full paper here:http://www.gwp.org/en/ToolBox/PUBLICATIONS/Technical-
Focus-Papers/
• Learn more about the GWP Eastern Africa here:Insert link
For more knowledge products of GWP Technical Committee here:http://www.gwp.org/en/ToolBox/PUBLICATIONS/