SIWI World Water Week Thursday 1 September 2017

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1 SIWI World Water Week Thursday 1 September 2017

2 We Need Champions of Change The new thinking of urban water management calls for a new generation of urban leaders with radically different thinking to deliver a real paradigm shift. Train new urban leaders!

3 Addressing the Challenges of Integration in UWM The Global Water Partnership (GWP) Concerted effort in partnership with the University of South Florida (USF), International Water Management Institute (IWMI), and the World Bank (WB).

4 A One-Stop- Shop to promote IUWM Stakeholder Engagement IUWM Diagnostics Economics and Finance IUWM Toolkit Water Balance Model Building Effective Institutions Technology Selection

5 Stakeholder Engagement IUWM Diagnostics Economics and Finance IUWM Toolbox Water Balance Model Building Effective Institutions Technology Selection

6 What technologies exist to allow me to reuse & recycle? What technologies exist to help me harvest stormwater? How can I capture nutrients from wastewater? What technologies will help me convert fecal sludge into money?????? What technologies will help me generate energy from wastewater?

7 Stakeholder Engagement IUWM Diagnostics Economics and Finance IUWM Toolbox Water Balance Model Building Effective Institutions Technology Selection

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9 Integrated Urban Water Management Financial and Economic Modules

10 Objectives of this module Learn about financial and economic challenges and opportunities of IUWM Learn how to do a financial and economic analysis of an IUWM strategy Learn how to use financial and economic analysis in the design of IUWM strategies and projects that are financially feasible are cost-efficient yield the highest economic return are risk and uncertainty robust and adaptive

11 Economics and Finance The Economic and Financial Module are part of the larger IUWM toolkit Stakeholder Engagement Understanding the key stakeholders and their interests is crucial in assessing the distribution of impacts of an IUWM project, as well as the design of funding solutions based on contributions from beneficiaries. Diagnostics Knowing the shortcomings of local IUWM components and the related urban systems is valuable in finding ways to maximize benefits by combining functions. Water Balance Model Understanding the impacts of IUWM projects on water quantity and water quality is required in the assessment of costs and benefits. Technology Selection The technology generates the cash and non-cash impacts. The technology selection should therefore be informed by an assessment of the financial feasibility and economic value of various alternatives. Building Effective Institutions Effective institution require a robust economic foundation and a solid business case. In addition, governance and contracting solutions can contribute to effective institutions.

12 Technology Selection Stakeholder Engagement IUWM Diagnostics Economics and Finance IUWM Toolkit Water Balance Model Building Effective Institutions

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14 Medium Level for Senior Managers Expert Training for Engineers & Technicians

15 It Has Been Applied

16 IUWM in practice creating change External consultants Apprasial Activity Development of IUWM Masterplan Technical Assistance Development of investment plan Stakeholde rsmapping Development of TOR for IUWM Master Plan Training, capacity building, backstopping support to IA Stakeholder engagement From Vision to... Action

17 Abidjan, Cote d Ivoire Activities A half-day Awareness Raising Introductory Session on IUWM- high level audience. A 2.5 day IUWM Capacity Building Program designed for 25 professional staff of the AFW, AfDB and regional GWP staff. Uganda, Kenya and Cameroon Activities Diagnostic study of two towns in Uganda (Mbale and Arua) and Nairobi, Kenya. Rapid assessment: Cameroon Douala A half-day awareness raising for high level decision makers and stakeholder engagement workshop Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia Activities A half-day high level IUWM awareness Raising event at the State Palace of the Republic of Mongolia (60 participants) A three day technical training course outside the capital city (15 participants) Kinshasa, DRC Activities Diagnostic study of Kinshasa water systems in Developed IUWM appraisal report for Kinshasa.

18 Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania Activities A rapid assessment to examining the potential of IUWM solutions for urban water management in Dar Es Salaam Planning meeting will be held during Africa Water Week Seychelles Activities Ongoing sanitation master plan development Technical assistant to the consultant and the Public Utility Cooperation (PUC) to integrate IUWM into sanitation master plan development. Marondera, Zimbabwe Activities IUWM appraisal mission has been conducted AfDB has funded $2,200,000 to the Republic of Zimbabwe to support the development of an IUWM Masterplan for Marondera Municipality IUWM team will support the development of IUWM Masterplan Madagascar Activities AfDB has funded $2,000,000 to develop sanitation master plans for eight cities IUWM team will provide technical advice on how to integrate IUWM in to the sanitation master plan under development.

19 IUWM Global One option could be: GWP, USF, WB and IWMI A consorted effort on: Creating IUWM hubs Training of trainers