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on institutional diagnostics, livelihoods, citizen • Male Champions for Women’s Empowerment
engagement, and nature-based solutions alongside (MCWE) engaged transboundary institutions
remote sensing platforms. Institutional strengthening (LCBC, ENTRO, broader NBI) and collaborated with
included preparing a GEF operation in CORB, civil society networks (Women in Water Diplomacy
advancing a Zambezi strategic study, designing Network), engaging youth and academia.
regional monitoring/management platforms, and
convening a major regional workshop, with continued FY26 Target: Work from past FYs on flood awareness
support to translate analytics into investments and and preparedness will continue through South Sudan
improve financial sustainability pathways. TWP and other support to RCRP. NCSCR will begin
delivering results on major contributions to this
• Water Data Revolution (WDR) targeted RBOs (e.g., indicator. Sustainable Groundwater Management in
VBA, INMACOM, ZAMCOM) and intergovernmental SADC – Phase II (SADC-GMI) will continue support
counterparts to co-create RS-enabled dashboards to Young Professionals and community involvement
and partnered with IWMI for tool development in subgrant implementation. Untapping Resilience
and training. Institutional strengthening, focused supports GW4R to involve communities in site
on making water data accessible and actionable, selection and operation and maintenance.
embedding open data practices, delivering needs
assessments, workshops, and in-person training
to build data literacy and ownership, thereby
improving standardized basin assessments and
cross-border collaboration.

1.b Institutions with increased water resources • IGAD- GWIS platform (https://water.igad.int/gwis.php)
management and development information in
the public domain • South Sudan MWRI (flood forecasts disseminated
online, email, radio, TV, mobile)
FY24 Actual:
• NELSAP-CU (communications products, project
• ENTRO produced the EN-FFEWS (https://entro-ffews-dev. briefs); Nile-SEC (water quality database); NBI
westeurope.cloudapp.azure.com) covering 35 forecast (regional dam inventory online)
locations and rainfall in 55 catchments.
• SADC-GIP (expanded with time-series/RS; https://
• NELSAP-CU produced the NB-FFEWS (https:// sadc-gip.org/); SADC-GLA (https://sadc-gla.org/)
nilebasin.org/nile-basin-flash-flood-early-warning-
system-nb-ffews)
FY26 Target: Active support to the NBI, IGAD GWIS
platform, SADC-GIP, and SADC-GLA will continue.
• NELSAP-CU produced the NB-FFEWS (https://nilebasin.
org/nile-basin-flash-flood-early-warning-system-nb-
ffews) and NB-DAS.

• NBI produced the Nile basin water quality database.
(https://nilebasin.org/waterqualitydatabase#:~:text=The%20
NBI%20water%20quality%20database,water%20
quality%20throughou t%20the%20basin.)
FY25 Target: Several results are expected in FY25: An
enhanced DSS for climate adaptation and resilient
livelihoods in SADC Member States and the NILE-DEWS.
NELSAP-CU will continue deploying the FFEWS through
the NBI portal.

FY25 Actual: All results in FY25 are follow-on results from
previous work reported in earlier FY reports. In particular,
the NILE-DEWS was launched, however, the target DSS
for climate adaptation and resilient livelihoods in SADC
was produced.

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