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National inception workshops were held in Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Tajikistan to familiarize stakeholders with the project goal of managing groundwater in the Syr Darya transboundary basin. Participants discussed current issues, proposed project activities and expected results. They analyzed risks and barriers to implementation, and stakeholder roles. Focus groups addressed these topics and presented results. The workshops found that national partners and key stakeholders actively engaged to provide input. A report of each national workshop was prepared.
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- 2. Outline • National Inception Workshops • Kazakhstan • Kyrgyzstan • Tajikistan • Issues emerging from the Workshop • Familiarization of the national partners with Project goal and its expected outputs • Stakeholder involvement in the PPG phase • Expectation of the National Partners from the project
- 3. National Inception Workshops • Organized in each countries Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan (13, 17 and 19 September 2014) • Invited key stakeholders and national partners • Familiarized all participants with the project history, objective, vision and expected activities and discuss briefly current issues of groundwater management in Syr-Darya Basin
- 4. National Inception Workshops • Discuss the issues in separate three focus groups: • Analysis of the current issues on groundwater management and proposed activities and expected results based on PIF; • Risks, barriers in the period of the project implementation and its mitigation measures; • Stakeholder analysis, and role in the project implementation; • Presentations by the representatives of the focus groups (15 min each groups presentation)
- 7. Result of Focus Groups
- 8. Workshop findings • The national partners’ potential used in the focus groups discussions and received emerging issues, barriers and risks and its mitigation option • The each country partners and key stakeholders actively participated in the discussion and provided their input • Prepared Report of the National Inception Workshop
- 9. Kyrgyzstan Tajikistan Kazakhstan GROUNDWATER MANAGEMENT IN THE SYR DARYA TRANSBOUNDARY BASIN THANK YOU FOR ATTENTION! PROJECT PREPARATION PHASE INCEPTION MEETING Paris – February 3-4, 2014
- 10. Kyrgyzstan Tajikistan Kazakhstan GROUNDWATER MANAGEMENT IN THE SYR DARYA TRANSBOUNDARY BASIN THANK YOU FOR ATTENTION! PROJECT PREPARATION PHASE INCEPTION MEETING Paris – February 3-4, 2014