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Biodiversity & Conservation Framework

Theory of Change
CIWA results
Biodiversity and Conservation

Vision Context Action Influence

Facilitate reporting and
communication efforts Integrated monitoring
to support national and
to Bank teams, CIWA global biodiversity
donors and partners on reporting supported
how CIWA is contributing and implemented
to biodiversity
Institutions

IRI: People trained in transboundary biodiversity and conservation

Improved
transboundary water Effective transboundary
management that collaboration and
supports biodiversity strengthened
conservation to Enhanced policy and governance
ensure more climate- practice for effective and
resilient communities integrated management Integration of policies
are better equipped Biodiversity is of environmental and and land-use planning
to plan for and fundamental to social risks with biodiversity and
mitigate climate- human well-being, a ecological processes to
related shocks, healthy planet, and Information protect key habitats
support ivelihoods, economic prosperity
sustain health and for all people
life, and improve
economies

IRI: Transboundary frameworks or policies supported to enhance
biodiversity and conservation

Investment design and
Land restoration and implementation
improved management addresses the effects of
practices implemented inequalities related to
gender and social
Increased diversified inclusion on livelihoods
community livelihood employment, assets, time
benefits use, and social norms

Investments
IRI: Investments influenced to have enhanced biodiversity and
conservation benefits beyond the ESIA

IRI: World Bank operations informed by CIWA biodiversity and
conservation work

Vision Context Focus Areas CIWA Results

Figure 2: ToC—Desired Outcomes and Outputs of the CIWA Biodiversity Framework

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