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Annexes

FY25 Target:
3.a. Improved data and 5. Transboundary water
information systems FY25 will include the Male Champions arrangements (basins or
used at the municipal for Women’s Empowerment meeting in aquifer) supported to
or community level. Lesotho and participation in the Women enhance a) biodiversity
in Water Diplomacy seminar. and conservation, b) GESI,
c) peace, or d) climate
FY23 Baseline: N/A resilience.
FY24 Actual: 0
This is a new indicator in CIWA 2.0 and FY23 Baseline:
projects were not prepared to report.
Name Status
FY25 Target:
Multiple CIWA operations are anticipated
to contribute to these results including
the new Nile Basin Discourse project,
NCCR, Untapping Resilience, and South
Sudan TWP; support to SADC-GMI may
also contribute.

4. Activities incorporating
explicit actions to
challenge gender and
social norms that impact
women’s representation
and leadership in technical
fields related to
transboundary water
management and
development.

FY23 Baseline: N/A

FY24 Actual: 0
CIWA’s Male Champions for Women’s
Empowerment Initiative launched the
Male Champion Forum in June 2023
with 10 male participants in East Africa.
The program continued with monthly
meetings that facilitated exchanges of
best practices and lessons learned.

Sustainable Groundwater Management
in SADC Member States phase 2
established the NFGs requiring gender
balance and cross-sectoral representation,
whose alignment with member states
SADC-GMI closely monitors. In addition,
the ToRs for all regional groundwater and
transboundary studies require the
consultant team to include the
Environmental and Social expert to
address gender inclusion issues during
the study and capture them in reports.

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