After Action Report from the Experience Exchange Seminar: How can men support the challenges women face in transboundary water institutions?
50+ participants joined an online experience exchange session focused on ‘How can men support the challenges women face in transboundary water institutions?’ convened by the Women in Water Diplomacy Network, the Environmental Law Institute and the The World Bank’s Cooperation International Waters Africa program!
CIWA Program Brand Toolkit
The new brand embodies the CIWA Program’s ambitious vision and unwavering commitment to addressing transboundary water management challenges in Sub-Saharan Africa. It highlights the significant impact CIWA aims to achieve in the region and beyond.
Biodiversity and Conservation Framework
The objective of the CIWA Biodiversity Framework is to align CIWA’s transboundary water cooperation efforts with biodiversity conservation goals, including identifying opportunities at the intersection of transboundary water management and freshwater biodiversity conservation.
Male Champion Forum: We Recruit
Join CIWA team of Male Champions who are working to engage with other men in overcoming the barriers to women’s full participation within the transboundary domain in Africa.
CIWA ANNUAL REPORT 2023
Africa’s water resources are a huge opportunity to harness for economic growth. The CIWA Program is dedicated to leveraging these resources, as evidenced in its latest Annual Report for 2023 titled “Water Knows No Boundaries: Promoting a Climate-Resilient and Peaceful Africa”.
CIWA’s FCV Framework
The development objective of the CIWA FCV Framework is to
provide Task Teams a step-by-step guidance to enhance
effectiveness of CIWA-funded activities in FCV-affected
areas. It provides background information on CIWA’s
engagements in water cooperation, resources, and
references for building a relevant project narrative and a
methodology for systematically applying conflict sensitivity
to project design that will support the project cycle.
Toward a Drought-Resilient Southern Africa – SADRI Synthesis Report
This Synthesis Report provides an overview of the challenges posed by drought in Southern Africa, as well as the progress that has been made in recent years by the SADRI Pillar Teams to identify knowledge gaps and explore integrated systems and frameworks to build drought resilience in the region.
Outcome-Oriented Monitoring, Evaluation, and Learning – Final Report – SADRI
This report describes the development, use, added value, challenges, and success factors of SADRI’s outcome-oriented monitoring approach. It is intended as a resource for teams that want to understand the steps involved and the benefits it can bring, challenges, and factors that can make it function successfully.
The SADRI Experience with Outcome-oriented Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning (MEL)
This infographic describes the development, use, added value, challenges, and success factors of the Southern Africa Drought Resilience Initiative (SADRI)’s outcome-oriented monitoring approach.
City Drought Risk Management Toolkit
The Urban Drought Risk Management Toolkit provides a conceptual framework, guidelines, methodologies, tools, and data sources to assist teams in improving urban drought management and disaster resilience in SADC region.
Water Production, Use, and Governance in the Pafuri Sengwe node of the Greater Limpopo Transfrontier Conservation Area
The assessment provides important insights into the water situation in the Pafuri-Sengwe area and highlights the need for integrated conservation and development, as well as improved water management practices.
Technical Note on Homestead Farm-ponds for Micro-scale Irrigation in the Eastern Cape of South Africa – SADRI
This technical note provides information on the design, construction, and operation of homestead farm-ponds for micro-scale irrigation in the Eastern Cape of South Africa. The note discusses the benefits of the homestead farm-pond irrigation system for smallholder farmers, particularly women, and provides recommendations for the government of South Africa on how to promote the system.