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19TH STEERING COMMITTE MEETING

Ho Chi Minh City - Vietnam

24-26th February 2010

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WELCOME!
The GWP immediate objective is to ensure that Integrated Water Resources Management is applied in a growing number of countries and regions, as a means to foster equitable and efficient management and sustainable use of water. 

GWP intents to pursue this agenda with realism and persistence. IWRM is not a science, and blueprint solutions for managing water resources will never be available.The Dublin Conference in 1992 was seminal in introducing key guiding principles. Operationalizing these principles has proved difficult and highly dependent on the contexts encountered.

One of the ongoing challenges for GWP is to communicate beyond the water community. Adding perspectives certainly brings complexity, not least by forcing a refined analysis of the incentives for changes of a variety of new actors - it is nevertheless, the only way for building real communities for change and improvement. 

GWP is about IWRM and partnership. A process of change and a way of working based on commonality of Goals, Respect and Pluralism. 


 
GWPSEA MONTHLY REPORT

NOVEMBER 2009 REPORT - SOUTHEAST ASIA

GWP-SEA participation in a meeting with ADB

GWP-SEA together with GWP South Asia participated in a meeting between GWP and Asian Development Bank (ADB) in New Delhi, India, on 2 -3 November 2009. The meeting discussed current and prospective work programs on both sides.A fter

discussiona, framework programo for cooperation was agreed. The principal elements of this framework are:

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PRESS RELEASE FROM GWP

 

3 November 2009


Water evaporates from the climate change negotiating text

Governments, UN agencies, international NGOs and civil

society advocates gathered at a Water Day in Barcelona today,

to urge negotiators toconsider the critical role that water plays

in climate change adaptation.


Participants called for recognition that water is not a sector but is

the primary medium through which climate changes will impact

on humanpopulations, society and ecosystems, due to predicted

changes in itsquality and quantity. The way that water is managed

in and betweencountries will be a critical component for the success

of any efforts to adapt to the impacts of climate change. It will also

be a vitalconsideration for many mitigation activities,

including hydropower,agriculture and forestry projects.

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Consulting Partners Meeting

Consulting Partners meeting


The GWP annual CP meeting was held in Stockholm on 15-16 August 2009 .

The Agenda and Short Report form GWPO Website also available in here ;

 

1. AGENDA

http://www.gwpforum.org/gwp/library/CP_Meeting09_Intro_Agenda.pdf

2. SHORT REPORT

http://www.gwpforum.org/gwp/library/About_CPmeeting2009.pdf

3. Video

http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/1993934

4. Presentation

http://www.slideshare.net/globalwaterpartnership/tag/cp-meeting-09


 

 

 
6TH APWF GOVERNING COUNCIL MEETING

30 November 2009 - NOTES OF IMPORTANT POINT

1. Asia Pacific Water Minister Forum (APWMF)

· This will be organized as a follow up of previous declarations (Beppu and Istanbul), especially to accelerate concrete actions

· Will be held in Singapore during SIWW, on 28 June 2010 (SIWW Venue for 2010 will be in Marina Bay and Shangrila Hotel,not in Suntec Complex)

· Invitations have been sent to 24 Ministers, and more will be sent to other water ministers in AP region

· SEA list of ministers is expected to be completed

2. APWF presentation in APWMF

· APWF Secretariat is preparing a 30 minutes presentation for the ministerial meeting

· Draft will be finalized on 30 April 2010 and circulated to all

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SEPTEMBER 2009 MONTHLY REPORT PDF


The 18th GWP-SEA SC meeting had been held in Park Royal Hotel,Yangon on 15 and 16 September 2009. The SC meeting had agreed upon the framework of 2010 Work Plan and to increase its regional profile by implementing at least three regional activities.

 

The elected Chair of GWP SEA for 2010 – 2012 period, Dr Le van Minh, from Vietnam, attended the SC meeting as an observer. This is a part of the regional SC initiatives to facilitate a smooth transition. He is the Director General – International Cooperation Department, Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development. Mr. Siswoko’s (current Chair) term of office as Regional Chair comes to an end at the end of Dec 2009.

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