WCP towards a shared vision alex simalabwi 27 aug

Alex Simalabwi
Global Coordinator
Water and Climate Programme
Stockholm, 27 August 2013
Towards a shared Vision

...united in purpose...celebrating regional diversity
One GWP

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Why a shared Vision
To coordinate our efforts on adaptation, ensure strategic
precision and efficiency in our value proposition to one
of the greatest global challenges of our time

WCP Impact
Impact: A higher level of water security and
climate resilience achieved in developing
countries, transboundary basins and economic
regions

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• In collaboration with UNDP and UNEP, WHO, FAO, IFAD and
UNITAR, contribute to National Adaptation Plans (NAPs)
process under the UNDP/UNEP led Global Support programme
with support from UNFCCC and GEF
• NAPs aimed at supporting countries to mainstream adaptation
in development processes
.........Contribution to NAPs

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Water and Climate Programme
Water and
Climate
programme
1. WACDEP in Africa
2. Water and Climate
Programmes – Caribbean, Asia,
Latin America, Europe
3. Global WMO/GWP
IDMP and APFM
4. Deltas Climate
Resilience Programme
WCP programmes/projects use the same log
frame

Outputs and the methods of delivery to
get results depends on regional and
country context
Because water resources challenges are
context specific
BUT…….!

Flexibity in regional approaches essential
Doing different things-contributing to the
same objective
Log frame provides a guiding framework!!
NO ONE SIZE FITS ALL.!

Towards a shared Vision on Work Packages

WCP implementation – Work Packages
Four (4) components with eight (8) generic
Work Packages are the mechanisms for
implementing the WCP
Each Work Package objective contributes to a
corresponding Outcome Challenge
Work Packages are interrelated….

What is a Work Package?
In Project Management:
A work package is a group of related tasks that are defined
at the same level within a work breakdown structure.

WATER CLIMATE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME -AFRICA
Water security and climate resilience
integrated in Africa's growth and
development
Investments in
regional and National
Development
Regionaland
Transboundary
Cooperaton
National
Developmentand
SectorPlans
No/lowRegrets
Investments
ProjectPreparation
andFinancing
Innovative Green
Solutions
Demonstration
Projects
Knowledge and
Capacity
Development
Capacity
Developement
Knowledgeand
Awareness
Partnerships and
Sustainability
Governanceand
Fundrising
OUTCOMEOUTPUTSACTIVITIES
Enabling activitiesIntegration, investments in Climate
resilient growth and development
Global Water and Climate Programme-Work Breakdown structure
WorkPackagesComponentsoutcome

Component 1: Countries and regions supported to develop
and integrate “no/low regrets” water security and climate
resilience investments into their development plans, budgets
and programmes
 Work Package 1: Regional and transboundary cooperation
Objective/ Outcome Challenge 1: Regional Economic
Communities River Basin Organisations (RBOs) and
governments advance regional cooperation in climate
change adaptation in transboundary waters and shared
aquifers for regional and economic development

Component 1: Countries and regions supported to develop
and integrate “no/low regrets” water security and climate
resilience investments into their development plans, budgets
and programmes
 Work Package 2: National development planning processes
Objective/Outcome Challenge 2: Countries integrate
water security and climate resilience into national
development planning, decision-making processes

 Work Package 3: Investments
Objective/ Outcome Challenge 3: Stakeholders at all levels
develop gender sensitive ‘No/low Regrets’ investments and
financing strategies
 Work Package 4: Project Preparation and Financing
Objective/Outcome Challenge 4: governments enhance
efficiency in Project preparation to leverage funding from
traditional sources of water financing and adaptation
funds

Component 2: Solutions in place for addressing critical water
security challenges to enhance climate resilience of
countries and communities
 Work Package 5: Demonstration Projects
Objective/ Outcome Challenge 5: Stakeholders develop
and implement innovative pro-poor and gender sensitive
‘green’ solutions for addressing critical water security
challenges such as water-food-energy, to enhance climate
resilience of countries and communities

Component 3: Knowledge and capacity developed for
enhancing water security and climate resilience
 Work Package 6: Capacity Development
Objective/Outcome Challenge 6: Institutions and
stakeholders have enhanced capacity to develop no/low
regrets investment and integrate water security and climate
resilience in development plans

 Work Package 7: Knowledge and awareness
Objective/ Outcome Challenge 7: Institutions and
stakeholders have access to and use information and
knowledge on how to enhance water security and climate
resilient development

Component 4: Operational GWP network working with
strategic allies and stakeholders to integrate water security
and climate resilience in the development process
 Work Package 8: Governance and Fundraising
 Objective/ Outcome Challenge 8: Regional/ country level
partnerships’ have enhanced competencies in fund raising,
project coordination, financial management, stakeholder
engagement, monitoring and evaluation

The log frame indicators is what GWP will
be measured on
We need a common understanding on the
indicators and how to measure progress
towards implementation including risk
management and monitoring

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