Presentation delivered by Chris Severin during the GEF Dialogue session during the 6th GEF Biennial International Waters Conference in 2011 in Dubrovnik, Croatia.

2. 2010 PIR:
73 projects under implementation,
82% rated satisfactory in performance.
The projects total $443 million GEF/ $2.76 billion in Co-financing.
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N/A U MU MS S HS
AFR ECA LCA EAP MNA Global

3. IW Tracking Tool
 Had IW TT for GEF3 and GEF4 replenishments
 Got too complex
 Consolidated into one IW TT
 GEF3, GEF4 and GEF5
 Reporting three times:
 At CEO Endorsement
 At Mid Term
 At Project closure

4. IW Tracking Tool

5. GEF IW funding
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96 97 98 99 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 11
project no MIO US$

6. Replenishment Targets for IW GEF-3 (coverage)
TARGETS Council Approved Results
(achieved so far)
Co-finance ratio:1:3 GEF $329.5 Mil / Co-f $1.78 Bil (178% of Target)
Global Coverage:
At least 11 Transboundary Waterbodies with
TDA agreed by riparian; 10-20 countries.
12 water bodies (109%)
66 countries (330-660%)
Agreed Joint Management Actions
At least 17 countries with national policies,
investments regulations, institutions, etc re-
aligned to be consistent with agreed
management actions
28 Countries with SAP (165 %)
9 single country investments
towards management Actions.
19 countries with National
Actions aligned with joint
management actions
Regional Cooperation
At least 8 Regional Bodies and
management authorities with strengthened
capacities
15 Regional
Bodies/Organizations
(188% of Target)
Local Technological Development
At least 12 countries with demonstration
technologies and management practices
viable under local conditions
28 National Demos
(233% of Target)