Serving SDG Implementation: a role for good water management and governance, GWP
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This document discusses supporting the implementation of Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) targets related to water management and governance. It notes that SDG target 6.5.1 on integrated water resources management is an entry point to other water-related SDGs. In 2017, UNEP-DHI conducted a baseline survey on IWRM in 172 countries. The next survey is scheduled for 2020. The document outlines the SDG6 Engagement Programme working in 20 countries to follow up on IWRM implementation through country support, mobilization, learning, and investment planning. It emphasizes the importance of coordination between organizations supporting SDG reporting and implementation related to water to avoid duplication and leverage complementarity.
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Serving SDG Implementation: a role for good water management and governance, GWP
- 1. Serving SDG implementation: a role for good water management and governance 12th OECD Water Governance Initiative Meeting Berlin, the 20th of June 2019
- 4. SDG 6.5.1 : an entry point to other water-related SDGs 6.5.1 6.5.2 SDG 1, 2, 3 , 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 12, 14, 15, 16, 17
- 5. UNEP DHI conducted 2017 IWRM Baseline in 172 countries, with GWP National Consultations in 35 countries
- 6. What next ? 2015 2030 2017 2020 SDGs Baseline Survey 6.5.1 Agenda 2030 2nd Survey 6.5.1 Accelerating implementation Country support : Mobilisation / Learning / Investment Plan
- 7. SDG IWRM Engagement Programme on the basis of 2017 Baseline 2017 Baseline
- 8. The SDG6 Engagement Programme • 20 countries for follow up activities concerning implementation of IWRM • Current 4 pilot countries: Ghana, Guatemala, Kazakhstan, Vietnam
- 9. Key considerations • UNEP is the UN Custodian Agency for SDG indicators 6.5.1 (IWRM). • A 2nd global data drive is scheduled for 2020, including Africa. • It is crucial for the SDG reporting that there is no duplication, confusion but let’s look for complementarity. • In addition, the UNEP-DHI Centre supported AMCOW in the development of a comprehensive monitoring and reporting system (WASSMO). • UNEP-DHI is working with GWP, Cap-Net to support policy dialogue on IWRM implementation, building on their SDG-6.5.1 reporting. Support from OECD WGI could be essential at this level…
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- The full global report, as well as a regional report for Africa, the original country questionnaires, and an interactive mapping tool are all available on the IWRM data portal.
- Stage 1 – Identify challenges: Strengthen SDG 6.5 national monitoring and reporting frameworks, with a view to identifying critical areas for attention. This stage was completed through a series of surveys carried out in 2017, focusing on the establishment of a baseline for SDG indicator 6.5.1 “Degree of IWRM implementation”. Stage 2 – Formulate responses: Assist countries in formulating appropriate responses to water resources management challenges, based on their needs and appropriate to their ambitions and capacities, in the context of the baseline for SDG indicator 6.5.1 and the national water resources management priority issues more broadly; and Stage 3 – Implement solutions: Support countries in implementing IWRM solutions aimed at achieving SDG 6 and other water-related goals through the development of bankable project proposals.
- The full global report, as well as a regional report for Africa, the original country questionnaires, and an interactive mapping tool are all available on the IWRM data portal.