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Part 1 – Principles

Wouter Lincklaen ArriensLead Water Resources SpecialistAsian Development Bank

Guidelines for IWRM at the River Basin LevelHoi An, 18 February 2009



“The world of water will change

more [in river basins] in the next 20years compared to the past 2,000.”

Professor Asit Biswas

2006 Stockholm Water Prize LaureateChair of Expert Panel for AWDO 2007

Can we show what will change and how to adapt?



We need guidelines to

help IWRM Practitioners!• RBO practitioners (like you)

• Irrigation providers

• Domestic and industrial providers

• Hydropower developers

• Flood managers

• Environmental managers

• Politicians, others…



You can

contribute to theIWRM process inthe river basin

Don’t wait for good conditions

See the opportunities, tap into partners!

Key message:



Messages

AcknowledgementStructure of the guidelines

Part-1 Principles

Part2-3 Invitation to IWRM for Irrigation

Practitioners … to be followed by others

Part2-2 The Guidelines for IWRM Flood

Management

Part2-1 The Guidelines for IWRM Coordination



1. Introduction1.1. Background1.2. Status of IWRM Implementation

2. Benefits of Integrated Water Resources Management at the River Basin Level2.1. The River Basin as an appropriate unit for integrated management2.2. Interactions between the River Basin approach and different administrative levels2.3. All sectors benefit from IWRM at the River Basin level

3. IWRM is an Evolutionary Process at the River Basin Level3.1. The spiral model to conceptualise evolutionary IWRM process3.2. Reassessment of basin hydrology

3.3. Adapting management plans to changes3.4. Climate change as an uncertain driver 3.5. Addressing urbanization and land-use change3.6. Recognising evolving role of agriculture

4. The Implementation Process4.1. Embarking on IWRM in the basin4.2. Important conditions4.3. River basin organizations

4.4. Transboundary issues

5. Enhancing Performance and Accountability5.1. Reporting5.2. Knowledge networks5.3. Performance indicators and benchmarking5.4. Adaptive management based on assessment results

6. Organisation of Part 26.1. Features6.2. Contents



IWRM Process1. Recognizing &

identifying

2. Conceptualizing 3. Coordinating &

planning

4. Implementing,monitoring & evaluating

5. Recognizing &

identifying

Progress of IWRM



IWRM Process A c t i v i t y P r o

j e c t

R o a d m a p

f o r I W R M P r o g r a m



Recognizing &identifying

Conceptualizing

Implementing,monitoring& evaluating

Reachingan agreement

Identification of problems and needs

Recognition

Public awareness& accountability

Capacity building

Policies/National strategy

Legislativeframework

Assessment

Conceptualization

Draft planning

Preliminaryagreement

Finalizing the plan

Building coordinationmechanism

Coordination

No

Yes

Monitoring& evaluation

Implementation

Phase 1

Phase 2

Phase 3

Phase 4

Coordinating &detail planning

Policies/national strategiesLegislative framework,

Financing

Steps

Financing

To nextstage



Recognizing &identifying

Conceptualizing

Implementing,monitoring& evaluating

Reachingan agreement

Identification of problems and needs

Recognition

Public awareness& accountability

Capacity building

Policies/National strategy

Legislativeframework

Assessment

Conceptualization

Draft planning

Preliminaryagreement

Finalizing the plan

Building coordinationmechanism

Coordination

No

Yes

Monitoring& evaluation

Implementation

Phase 1

Phase 2

Phase 3

Phase 4

Coordinating &detail planning

Policies/national strategiesLegislative framework,

Financing

Steps

Financing

Tonextstage



Delivers triple bottom line?

• Meets economic objectives $

• Meets social objectives $

• Meets environmental objectives $

Happy stakeholders?

• Adopt inclusive approach

• Find win-win solutions

• Generate buy-in for IWRM



Irrigation

Flood

Management

OverallCoordination

Progress of the main documents

Draft completed

Draft completed

“Typical Perspective of Sector”: completed

Drafted as a sample

Progress of Case Studies

Completed by visiting sites andconducting interviewswith the local resource persons

Under Preparation

Completed by conductinginterviews and collectingkey for Success

Environment

Domestic

Industrial

Hydropower

Sewerage / Drainage

(By Mar. 2010) (By Mar. 2010)

(By Mar. 2010) (By Mar. 2010)

(By Mar. 2010) (By Mar. 2010)

(By Mar. 2010) (By Mar. 2010)

(By Mar. 2010) (By Mar. 2010)



II Sectoral Perspectives in IWRM

CaseA

CaseB

CaseC

Sector A Sector B Sector C Sector D ・・・

IV IWRM Process

V Good Examples

VI Useful Tools Extracted KfS CaseIII Key for Success in

implementing IWRM



TsurumiJapan

ToneJapan

YoshinoJapan

BrantasIndonesia

Lake BiwaJapan

Pasig-MarikinaPhilippine

DavaoPhilippine

Buyuk MenderesTurkey

SacramentoU.S.A.

NegroArgentina

Murray-DarlingAustralia

VoltaGhana, et. al.

21 DEC

19-22 DEC

15, 16 DEC

18,19 DEC

9, 10 DEC

28 NOV

6 NOV

4 NOV

12 DEC

11 DEC



ADB President Kuroda:

7 Investment Priorities for the Region

1. Rural water services2. Bankable urban water projects

3. Sanitation and IWRM in basins

4. Climate change adaptation5. Disaster preparedness

6. Leadership and knowledge sharing

7. Leveraging investments through

partnerships for water security

Towards Water Security for All

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