1.
OECD Water Governance Initiative’s
sessions at the 7th World Water Forum
13 April 2015
11h20 – 13h20
OECD’s Principles on Water Governance: from Vision to Action
DG 4.2.5 - Room DEC_303 - Daegu
13 April 2015
14h40 – 16h40
Stakeholder Engagement in the Water Sector: How to Get There?
DG 4.2.1 - Room DEC_303 - Daegu
13 April 2015
17h-19h
Strengthening the performance and governance of water supply and sanitation services
DG 4.2.2 - Room DEC_307 - Daegu
15 April 2015
9h-11h
Strengthening basin governance for efficient water resources management at the relevant scale
DG 4.2.3 - Room DEC_309 - Daegu
15 April 2015
11h20-13h20
Counting what counts: getting indicators right for better water governance
DG 4.2.6 - Room DEC_311 - Daegu
16 April 2015
11h20-13h20
Integrity and Transparency for successful water policies : Challenges and Progress
DG 4.2.4 - Room DEC_307 - Daegu
16 April 2015
14h40 – 16h40
Concluding session on Effective Governance: Implementation Roadmap & Ways forward
Room DEC_502 - Daegu
Thematic Process of Design Group 4.2 on Effective Governance – Official sessions
Link to Regional processes of the 7th World Water Forum
Target 2
By 2015, 50% countries will have strengthened regulatory frameworks and adopted
performance indicators (service delivery) to monitor and evaluate water policies; and all
countries will have put in place capacity-building processes at national and local level to
foster good governance in service delivery. By 2018, all countries will have done so.
Target 3
By 2021, increase by 30% the number of river basin management plans (analysis of initial
status and main issues).
Target 4
By 2015, increase the number of countries with water security diagnoses and governance
tools, based on existing (local, national, international) regulatory and legislative
frameworks and IWRM mechanisms.
Target 5
By 2018, 30 countries will have committed to promote integrity in the water sector,
diagnose/map existing or potential corruption risks, and ensure that anti-corruption policies
are well implemented and effective.
Target 6
By 2018, 30 countries will be implementing: transparent water budget processes, including
information about water infrastructure investment planning and implementation (financial,
technical, and socioeconomic impacts); and methods and tools for improving transparency
and accountability within the water sector.
Target 3
By 2021, increase by 30% the number of river basin management plans (analysis of initial
status and main issues).
Target 4
By 2015, increase the number of countries with water security diagnoses and governance
tools, based on existing (local, national, international) regulatory and legislative
frameworks and IWRM mechanisms.
Target 5
By 2018, 30 countries will have committed to promote integrity in the water sector,
diagnose/map existing or potential corruption risks, and ensure that anti-corruption policies
are well implemented and effective.
Target 6
By 2018, 30 countries will be implementing: transparent water budget processes, including
information about water infrastructure investment planning and implementation (financial,
technical, and socioeconomic impacts); and methods and tools for improving transparency
and accountability within the water sector.
Target 4
By 2015, increase the number of countries with water security diagnoses and go
tools, based on existing (local, national, international) regulatory and l
frameworks and IWRM mechanisms.
Target 5
By 2018, 30 countries will have committed to promote integrity in the wate
diagnose/map existing or potential corruption risks, and ensure that anti-corruptio
are well implemented and effective.
Target 6
By 2018, 30 countries will be implementing: transparent water budget processes,
information about water infrastructure investment planning and implementation (
technical, and socioeconomic impacts); and methods and tools for improving tran
and accountability within the water sector.
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2021, 100% will have done so.
Target 2
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performance indicators (service delivery)
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foster good governance in service delivery
Target 3
By 2021, increase by 30% the number of
status and main issues).
Target 4
By 2015, increase the number of countrie
tools, based on existing (local, natio
frameworks and IWRM mechanisms.
Target 5
By 2018, 30 countries will have comm
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are well implemented and effective.
Target 6
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information about water infrastructure inv
technical, and socioeconomic impacts); an
and accountability within the water sector.
Link to the Local and Regional Authorities process of the 7th World Water Forum
ECONOMICALLY WATER INSECURE REGIONS
Governance and policy to end EWI
14 April 2015 - 16h40-18h40
INR.4.2.EWI – Room GHH_B109 – Gyeongjiu
MEDITERRANEAN PROCESS
Is Effective Water Governance a myth? Challenges,
opportunities and responses from the Mediterranean
14 April 2015 - 14h40 – 16h40
INR.4.2.MED – Room GHH_B109– Gyeongjiu
LATIN AMERICAN PROCESS
Challenges and solutions to achieve strengthened water policies,
multi-stakeholder participation and informed decision making
for Effective Governance in the Americas
14 April 2015 - 11h20 – 13h20
INR.4.2.AM – Room GHH_B109 – Gyeongjiu
EUROPEAN PROCESS
The EU Water Directives: Efficient tools to reach the
ambitious objectives of European joint policy to safeguard
water and aquatic Environments
14 April 2015 – 14h40-16h40
R.EU.Directives - Room GHH-B107– Gyeongjiu
EUROPE, ASIA-PACIFIC, AMERICAS AND ARAB COUNTRIES
Living with water in cities of tomorrow: Challenges and ways forward towards implementation of solutions
14 April 2015 - 11h20 – 12h - INR.2.3 - Room GHH_B104 – Gyeongjiu
High Level Panel: Boosting sustainable local water management through
multi-level governance and tailored financing mechanisms
14 April 2015 - 9h-10h30 at Gyeongju HICO – Gyeongjiu
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