Regional water governance benchmarking project lessons from jordan and turkey

Lessons from Jordan and Turkey Regional Water Governance Benchmarking Project Jonathan Lautze 1 , Mark Giordano 1 and Ra’ed Daoud 2 Stockholm Water Week August 2009 1:IWMI, 2: ECO Consult

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Examples from Jordan ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],Photo Credit: Tamer Assad, ECO Consult Photo Credit: Tamer Assad, ECO Consult

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Examples from Jordan ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],WWTP 1 : Wastewater treatment plant BOT 2 : Build, Operate, Transfer DBO 3 : Design, Build, Operate

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Assessing Water Governance ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]

Processes & Functions Source: Brown, B et al. “MENA Regional Water Governance Benchmarking Project, Concept and Approach Framework Part 1,” Third draft. USAID Regional Water Governance Benchmarking in the Middle East North Africa Region. Ed. Mark Svendsen.2009. IRG. < http://www.rewab.net/files/Water%20Governance%20Concept%20and%20Framework%20%28Part%20I%29%20V4.pdf> June 10,2010 Transparency Participation Accountability & Integrity Responsiveness Process Features Organizing & Building Capacity Planning Strategically Allocating Water Developing & Managing Water Resources Regulating Water Resources & Services Functions Rule of Law

[object Object],1. To satisfy increased drinking water demand, there are options to increase use of surface water, groundwater and desalinated water. There are also options to increase efficiency of water use. Key decisions must be made in selecting the appropriate mix of these and other options. Source: http://www.rewab.net/files/Water%20Governance%20Concept%20and%20Framework%20%28Part%20I%29%20V4.pdf Source: Brown, B et al. “MENA Regional Water Governance Benchmarking Project, Concept and Approach Framework Part 1,” Third draft. USAID Regional Water Governance Benchmarking in the Middle East North Africa Region. Ed. Mark Svendsen.2009. IRG. < http://www.rewab.net/files/Water%20Governance%20Concept%20and%20Framework%20%28Part%20I%29%20V4.pdf> June 10,2010 How participative are decisions for selecting the best mix of options to satisfy increased drinking water demand? How transparent are decisions for selecting the best mix of options to satisfy increased drinking water demand? How much integrity/accountability in decisions for selecting the best mix of options to satisfy increased drinking water demand? To what degree do decisions for selecting the best mix of options to satisfy increased drinking water demand follow the rule of law ? How responsive are these decisions to changes in demand and other new circumstances?

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[object Object],Source: Fieldwork Protocol, http://www.rewab.net/files/ReWaB%20Fieldwork%20Protocol%20final.pdf Source: Brown, B et al. “MENA Regional Water Governance Benchmarking Project, Concept and Approach Framework Part 1,” Third draft. USAID Regional Water Governance Benchmarking in the Middle East North Africa Region. Ed. Mark Svendsen.2009. IRG. < http://www.rewab.net/files/Water%20Governance%20Concept%20and%20Framework%20%28Part%20I%29%20V4.pdf> June 10,2010

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[object Object],Source: Preliminary results, REWAB Project, USAID-OMEP

[object Object],Source: Brown, B et al. “MENA Regional Water Governance Benchmarking Project, Concept and Approach Framework Part 1,” Third draft. USAID Regional Water Governance Benchmarking in the Middle East North Africa Region. Ed. Mark Svendsen.2009. IRG. < http://www.rewab.net/files/Water%20Governance%20Concept%20and%20Framework%20%28Part%20I%29%20V4.pdf> June 10,2010

What does this suggest ? ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]

Constraints, Opportunities, Broader Context ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]

Some bigger picture issues ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]

Local Relevance versus International Comparability ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]

An important initial step ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]

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