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CIWA 2.0: Pathways to Impact

Biodiversity and Conservation

he vision of the CIWA Biodiversity monitoring to support national and
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Framework is improved Biodiversity—Information: regional biodiversity reporting.
transboundary water management that
supports biodiversity conservation to CIWA collects, enhances, and This will be measured by the indicator:
ensure more climate-resilient disseminates information to support
communities are better equipped to integrated national and regional People trained in sectors related
plan for and mitigate climate-related biodiversity management. CIWA will to transboundary biodiversity
shocks, support livelihoods, sustain enhance policy and practice for and conservation
health and life, and improve economies. effective integrated management of (CIWA 2.0 IR indicator 2).
The Biodiversity Framework’s ToC environmental and social risks. CIWA
explains how this vision will be achieved influences i) effective transboundary
and aligns with the implementation of the collaboration and strengthened Biodiversity—Investments:
three Is, the CIWA 2.0 ToC, and the World governance and (ii) integration of
Bank Scorecard. policies and land-use planning with
biodiversity and ecological processes CIWA influences regionally relevant
The Framework implements its vision to protect key habitats. water-related investments to increase
through the following approaches that This will be measured by the indicator: portfolio diversification and prioritize
will be transformed into thematic enhanced nature-positive investments.
impact areas/outputs and activities Transboundary water CIWA will (i) implement land restoration
for implementation: arrangements supported to and improved management practices, (ii)
enhance biodiversity and increase diversified community livelihood
conservation benefits, and iii) support nature-based
Actions: solutions for climate resilience. CIWA
(CIWA 2.0 IR indicator 5).
Support the implementation influences the planning and development
of key actions linked to the of nature-positive investments.
three Is as part of the further Biodiversity—Institutions: This will be measured by the indicator:
development of the program.
CIWA supports sustainable capacity Investments and World Bank
Influence: building for institutions so that policies projects influenced to
and land-use planning are integrated enhance biodiversity and
Using its comparative with biodiversity and ecological conservation benefits beyond
advantage, influence specific processes to protect key habitats. CIWA the Environmental and Social
outcomes as part of other will support and enhance informed Framework
programs funded by the decision making, share knowledge and
World Bank and partners. lessons learned, and influence integrated (CIWA 2.0 IR indicator 6 & 7).

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