3. INTEGRATED
WATER
RESOURCES
MANAGEMEN
T
Water Resources
IWRM
3 IWRM mitigate supply to Various needs Components And Their Interaction
Basin
Organisation
Technology
Basin Level
Management
Activities
Stakeholder
Involvement
Human and
Organisational
Capacity
Science
Based
Decision
Making
Policy, Legal
and Regulatory
Framework
Human
Water
Needs
IWRM
Availability of
fresh water
of appropriate
quality
Aquatic
Ecosystem
and
Biodiversity
needs
Appropriate
Flow
to Coastal
Areas
Climate
Geology
Vegetation
Topography
Basin
Organisation
Technology
Basin Level
Management
Activities
Stakeholder
Involvement
Human and
Organisational
Capacity
Science
Based
Decision
Making
Policy, Legal
and Regulatory
Framework
Human
Water
Needs
IWRM
Availability of
fresh water
of appropriate
quality
Aquatic
Ecosystem
and
Biodiversity
needs
Appropriate
Flow
to Coastal
Areas
Climate
Geology
Vegetation
Topography
4. INTEGRATED
WATER
RESOURCES
MANAGEMEN
T
Water Resources
IWRM
This Process Is Not A Fixed
Prescription But An Iterative Process.
It Means That The Specific Form
IWRM Takes Will Vary From
Country To Country And From
Region To Region.
Also, Means That IWRM Is An
Inherently Adaptive Approach –
One That Can Accommodate
Emerging Challenges, Constraints
And Changing Social Priorities.
4 IWRM Is A Process Which Promotes The Co-ordinated Development And
Management Of Water, Land And Related Resources, In Order To Maximize The
Resultant Economic And Social Welfare In An Equitable Manner Without
Compromising The Sustainability Of Vital Ecosystems.
5. INTEGRATED
WATER
RESOURCES
MANAGEMEN
T
Water Resources
IWRM
IWRM Seeks A Holistic/Integrated Approach To Management Of
Water And Is As Concerned With Management Of Demand As With
Its Supply.
5
OVERALL
OBJECTIVE
To Ensure An
Equitable Water
Use Between The
Different Sectors
Without
Compromising The
Quantity And
Quality Of Water
Resources
Water Cross Sectorial
Integration
For People
For Natural
For
Agriculture
For Industrial
For Energy
Other
6. Fresh Water
A Finite And
Vulnerable
Resource,
Essential To
Sustain Life,
Developmen
t And The
Environment
Water Management
Should Be
Based On A
Participatory
Approach
Involving
Users,
Planners ,
Expertise And
Policy Makers
At All Levels
Economic
Good
Water Has An
Economic Value
In All Its
Competing
Uses And
Should Be
Recognized As
An Economic
Good
Gender Role
Women Is
Play Central
Part In The
Provision,
Management
And
Safeguarding
Of Water
INTEGRATED
WATER
RESOURCES
MANAGEMEN
T
Water Resources
IWRM
6
IWRM Key Principles IWRM
The Dublin
Principles
7. Fresh Water
● Integrated Water and environmental management.
● Create and follow a system approach
● Full participating by all stakeholders in all levels
● Attention to social dimension and capacity building.
● Availability of information and capacity usage anticipating development
● Adoption the best existing technology and practice.
Water Management Economic
Good
Gender Role
INTEGRATED
WATER
RESOURCES
MANAGEMEN
T
Water Resources
IWRM
7 IWRM Principles IWRM
8. Fresh Water
● Reliable and substaind financing recognition that water is an economic good.
● Full cost pricing complement by targeted subsidies issues.
● Equitable usage and allocation of water resources.
● Central government supporting and policies.
● Monitoring and maintenance of an enabling instrument s.
Water Management Economic
Good
Gender Role
INTEGRATED
WATER
RESOURCES
MANAGEMEN
T
Water Resources
IWRM
8 IWRM Principles IWRM
9. INTEGRATED
WATER
RESOURCES
MANAGEMEN
T
Water Resources
IWRM
9
Enabling
Environment
National Policies.
Legislation And Regulations.
Planning For WRM ( Ground Water, Urban Water,
Coastal Zone, Flood And Drought Risk ).
Financing frame works and strategies.
Institutional
Roles
Management
Instruments
Regulation And Compliance For Integrity And Anti-
Corruption.
Leveling Action ( Local, National, Regional And Globally
).
Define Boundaries, Monitoring and Evaluating Bodies.
Capacity Building Of Multi Stakeholders ( Authorities,
Public, Private Sector And Small Communities
Organizations (.
Trans-boundary Cooperation Over Shared Basins.
Information Gathering And Sharing Networks.
Decision Support Systems.
Ecosystem, Social, Environmental, Vulnerability Assessment.
Strategies And Plans (Demand To Supply Efficiency).
Economic Instruments.
Dialogues, Diplomacy, Negotiation, Mediation, Conflict
Management.
IWRM
Tools = Challenges
19. INTEGRATED
WATER
RESOURCES
MANAGEMEN
T
Water Resources
IWRM
IWRM Seeks A Holistic/Integrated Approach To Management Of
Water And Is As Concerned With Management Of Demand As With
Its Supply.
4
OVERALL
OBJECTIVE
To Ensure An
Equitable Water
Use Between The
Different Sectors
Without
Compromising The
Quantity And
Quality Of Water
Resources
Water Cross Sectorial
Integration For People
For Natural
For
Agriculture
For Industrial
For Energy
Other
21. TABLE
OF
CONTENTS
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02 Market analysis and competition
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03 Sales and marketing plan
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04 Management plan
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05 Operating plan
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06 Financial plan
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24. COMPETITORS
mars
Despite being red,
Mars is actually a cold
place. It’s full of iron
oxide dust
MERCURY
Mercury is the closest
planet to the Sun and
the smallest one in
our Solar System
saturn
Yes, this is the ringed
one. It’s a gas giant,
composed mostly of
hydrogen and helium
26. THEM
Mercury is the closest
planet to the Sun and the
smallest one in our Solar
System—it’s only a bit
larger than our Moon
US
Venus has a beautiful
name and is the second
planet from the Sun. It’s
terribly hot—even hotter
than Mercury
Mars
Jupiter
Venus
Sun
28. MARKET
SIZE
20% 30%
Despite being red,
Mars is a cold place
Saturn is the ringed
one and a gas giant
50%
Mercury is the closest
planet to the Sun
29. MARKET
SHARE
Venus
Venus has a
beautiful name,
but it’s hot
Mars
Despite being
red, Mars is
actually a cold
place
Jupiter
Jupiter is the
biggest planet in
our Solar System
Mercury
Mercury is the
closest planet to
the Sun
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31. OUR
SERVICES
jupiter
It’s the biggest planet
in our Solar System
saturn
Saturn is the ringed
one and a gas giant
neptune
It’s the farthest planet
from the Sun
mercury
Mercury is the closest
planet to the Sun
venus
Venus has a beautiful
name, but it’s hot
mars
Despite being red,
Mars is a cold place