R. Klingbeil, 2016. Wasser für die MENA Region - Bedeutung von Zusammenarbeit und Netzwerken [Water for the MENA Region - Importance of Cooperation and Networking]
Klingbeil, R., 2016. Wasser für die MENA Region - Bedeutung von Zusammenarbeit und Netzwerken [Water for the MENA Region - Importance of Cooperation and Networking]. Presentation at Seminar "Preparedness - Prepare Companies for Future Change", VDMA discussion group "Corporate Foresight", Frankfurt, Germany, 12 May 2016.
Klingbeil, R., 2016. Dialogue between Science and Policy: Water in the MENA Region. Presentation at Colloquium of the UFZ IP Water Scarcity, Leipzig, Germany, 20 May 2016.
Klingbeil, R., 2016. No Sustainable Development Without Water: Challenges and Ways Forward for Water Management in the Region. Presentation at International Water Conference 2016 "Water Resource in Arid areas: The Way Forward", Sultan-Qaboos-University, Muscat, Oman, 13-16 March 2016.
Klingbeil, R., 2016. Groundwater for Sustainable Development in the MENA Region. Presentation at the 43rd Congress of the International Association of Hydrogeologists (IAH) “Groundwater and society: 60 years of IAH”, Montpellier, France, 25-28 Sep 2016.
This document summarizes a seminar on water challenges in the Arab region held in Lebanon. It discusses the region's water scarcity issues such as low renewable water availability per capita compared to global averages, high population growth rates straining limited resources, and reliance on non-renewable groundwater for agriculture. Specific challenges facing Lebanon are also examined, including drought years in 2003-2004, 2007-2008, and 2013-2014 that impacted groundwater and springs. The seminar outlines strategies like improved efficiency, reuse of treated wastewater, and managed aquifer recharge to address the region's water security dilemmas.
Klingbeil, R., 2017. Wasserressourcen und Wassermanagement in Verbindung zu Sicherheitsfragen in der MENA Region [Water Ressources and Water Management in Relation to Security Questions in the MENA Region]. Presentation at the Institute for Peace Research and Security Policy, Hamburg, 25 Jan 2017.
Klingbeil, R., 2017. Groundwater Management in the MENA Region: Challenges and Opportunities for the Future. Presentation at the WSTA 12th Gulf Water Conference, Bahrain, 28-30 Mar 2017.
Klingbeil, R., et al., 2021. Assessing Groundwater Quality: A Global Perspective. Importance, methods and potential data sources. Presentation at the UN Environment World Water Quality Alliance (WWQA), 2nd Annual Global Meeting, 27-28 Jan 2021.
Klingbeil., R., 2017. Water Resources in the Middle East and North Africa – Challenges and Way Forward. Presentation in the Seminar "International Water Issues", Master Program Hydro Science & Engineering, TU Dresden, 18 Apr 2017.
Klingbeil, R., 2016. Dialogue between Science and Policy: Water in the MENA Region. Presentation at Colloquium of the UFZ IP Water Scarcity, Leipzig, Germany, 20 May 2016.
Klingbeil, R., 2016. No Sustainable Development Without Water: Challenges and Ways Forward for Water Management in the Region. Presentation at International Water Conference 2016 "Water Resource in Arid areas: The Way Forward", Sultan-Qaboos-University, Muscat, Oman, 13-16 March 2016.
Klingbeil, R., 2016. Groundwater for Sustainable Development in the MENA Region. Presentation at the 43rd Congress of the International Association of Hydrogeologists (IAH) “Groundwater and society: 60 years of IAH”, Montpellier, France, 25-28 Sep 2016.
This document summarizes a seminar on water challenges in the Arab region held in Lebanon. It discusses the region's water scarcity issues such as low renewable water availability per capita compared to global averages, high population growth rates straining limited resources, and reliance on non-renewable groundwater for agriculture. Specific challenges facing Lebanon are also examined, including drought years in 2003-2004, 2007-2008, and 2013-2014 that impacted groundwater and springs. The seminar outlines strategies like improved efficiency, reuse of treated wastewater, and managed aquifer recharge to address the region's water security dilemmas.
Klingbeil, R., 2017. Wasserressourcen und Wassermanagement in Verbindung zu Sicherheitsfragen in der MENA Region [Water Ressources and Water Management in Relation to Security Questions in the MENA Region]. Presentation at the Institute for Peace Research and Security Policy, Hamburg, 25 Jan 2017.
Klingbeil, R., 2017. Groundwater Management in the MENA Region: Challenges and Opportunities for the Future. Presentation at the WSTA 12th Gulf Water Conference, Bahrain, 28-30 Mar 2017.
Klingbeil, R., et al., 2021. Assessing Groundwater Quality: A Global Perspective. Importance, methods and potential data sources. Presentation at the UN Environment World Water Quality Alliance (WWQA), 2nd Annual Global Meeting, 27-28 Jan 2021.
Klingbeil., R., 2017. Water Resources in the Middle East and North Africa – Challenges and Way Forward. Presentation in the Seminar "International Water Issues", Master Program Hydro Science & Engineering, TU Dresden, 18 Apr 2017.
Klingbeil, R., 2015. Water, Water Scarcity and Sustainable Development. Presentation at UNESCO-RFH Conference “Coping with Water Scarcity”, Beirut, Lebanon, 14-16 Dec 2015.
The document discusses water challenges facing the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. Rapid population growth and urbanization are increasing water demand, while climate change is making supply unpredictable. Many countries in the MENA region are facing water stress and depleting groundwater reserves. Desalination capacity in the Gulf Cooperation Council countries is increasing significantly to meet rising demand, but renewable energy sources will be needed to power desalination plants sustainably. Wastewater reuse is also growing in importance as a water source in the region. Sustainable strategies like improved water management and more efficient technologies are being adopted to address long-term water security challenges.
Autonomous Marine Systems, A Driver of Growth in the Blue EconomyGregory Yovanof
Currently, an industrial revolution is unfolding under the seas. Rapid progress in the development of autonomous systems, robotics, maritime surveillance, satellite systems, AI, and data science are opening up whole new sectors of ocean use and research.
The proposed Nicaraguan Canal project would build a shipping route connecting the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. While the Nicaraguan government claims it will boost economic growth, many citizens and environmentalists are skeptical due to the project's lack of transparency and potential environmental impacts. Tourism in Nicaragua, an important industry, could be negatively affected by pollution from ships and construction. The $40 billion project's impacts on biodiversity and indigenous communities require further independent study before construction begins.
Klingbeil, R., Al-Hamdi, M. & Majdalani, R., 2014. Water and Inter-generational Justice in the Arab Region. Presentation at the Conference on Social Water Studies in the MENA Region: State of the Art and Perspectives, German Jordanian University (GJU), Madaba, Jordan, 28-29 Sep 2014.
Gregory Yovanof presents on blue growth digital innovation hubs, with a focus on STRATEGIS, the maritime ICT cluster in Piraeus, Greece. The presentation covers trends in digital shipping technologies like IoT, autonomous vessels, and remote operations. It discusses how ports like Rotterdam are becoming smarter through digital technologies. STRATEGIS aims to offer maritime services and synergies to enable growth through R&D, consulting, technology commercialization, education and more. It is partnering with other organizations as part of a blue growth digital innovation hub in Piraeus.
Klingbeil, R., 2014. Coping with Water Scarcity in Lebanon? Some Suggestions and Approaches Based on Experiences from the Region. Presentation at the 37th Water Sector Coordination Group Meeting, Ministry of Energy and Water (MEW), Beirut, Lebanon, 20 Mar 2014.
The presentation is a lecture given at Durham University to the 41st Course on Border & their management. It deals with waters that cross international borders
Klingbeil, R., 2014. Water Within Currently Proposed Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Presentation at the Water Science and Technology (WSTA), 11th Gulf Water Conference (GWC), Muscat, Oman, 20-22 Oct 2014.
The document discusses water challenges and climate risks in the Middle East and North Africa region. It outlines that the region faces multiple water challenges including being the most water scarce in the world, unsustainable water use practices like overpumping of groundwater, water pollution from untreated wastewater and agriculture, and water-related disasters like floods and droughts which are exacerbated by climate change. The document then discusses responses to these risks like improved water management, drought monitoring, adopting nature-based solutions to reduce flood risk, implementing a circular water economy through wastewater recycling and reuse, and innovations in water governance and technologies.
5th International Disaster and Risk Conference IDRC 2014 Integrative Risk Management - The role of science, technology & practice 24-28 August 2014 in Davos, Switzerland
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Klingbeil, R., 2015. Governance of Groundwater: Linking Global Processes and Regional Needs. Presentation at IUCN-ROWA Regional Conference “Water and Nature Knowledge Sharing Forum”, Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt, 12-14 May 2015.
The Malaysian Water Partnership (MyWP)was formed to advance governance and management of water resources for sustainable and equitable development. It is the Host Institution for the Country Water Partnership, Malaysia GWP (MyGWP), as part of the network of the Global Water Partnership (https://www.gwp.org/). MyWP supports water security through providing a platform for multi-stakeholder discussions on science, technology and policy issues, capacity building, and empowering local community in developing resilience to climate change impacts. It supports the national focal point in the reporting of SDG6.5.1 Implementation of Integrated Water Resources Management through stakeholder discussions.
Website: (https://www.mywp.org.my/)
This document provides an agenda and background information for a Fourth Learning Workshop on the MENARID Project in Beirut, Lebanon from June 16-18, 2014. The workshop will focus on scaling up integrated natural resource management, furthering knowledge on groundwater resource management, and strengthening monitoring and evaluation systems for the GEF MENARID program. It will include sessions led by UNESCO-IHP and ICARDA on lessons learned from previous workshops, ICARDA's role in knowledge sharing and M&E for the MENARID projects, and a tour de table exercise for participants to learn about each other's projects.
Klingbeil, R., 2014. The Inventory of Shared Water Resources in Western Asia and UN ESCWA Contributions to Improved Transboundary Cooperation on Groundwater and Aquifers. Presentation at the 41st Congress of the International Association of Hydrgeologists (IAH) “Groundwater: Challenges and Strategies”, Marrakesh, Morocco, 15-19 Sep 2014.
NAP Expo 2015 Session VII, IV Transboundary water resources, GWPNAP Events
The document discusses the Water, Climate and Development Programme (WACDEP) implemented by the Global Water Partnership (GWP) and partners in Africa. It provides an overview of WACDEP's regional approaches, including supporting transboundary cooperation in river basins, developing knowledge products and tools, building capacity through training programs, and strengthening climate information systems. It also discusses lessons learned from supporting national efforts, such as the importance of regional strategies and transboundary assessments, as well as ongoing capacity development.
ICARDA supported the MENARID program through results-based monitoring and evaluation systems and knowledge sharing activities. It implemented an IFAD-funded project focused on knowledge management and harmonizing M&E across 10 projects in 6 countries. ICARDA developed cross-cutting indicators, an online M&E facility for data entry and reporting, and organized knowledge exchange workshops. It also provided targeted research support to projects through baseline studies, impact assessments, and guidelines. Lessons learned include the need for building M&E capacity and ownership, linking projects to research, and ensuring online systems can handle weak IT infrastructure. The MENARID program promoted knowledge sharing and strengthened participating projects' M&E systems through ICARDA's
ICARDA supported the MENARID program through results-based monitoring and evaluation systems and knowledge sharing activities. It implemented an IFAD-funded project focused on knowledge management across MENARID and harmonizing monitoring and evaluation systems. ICARDA developed cross-cutting indicators, an online monitoring platform, and organized knowledge exchange workshops. It also provided targeted research support to MENARID projects. The knowledge management platform and workshops helped share best practices and lessons learned. ICARDA's work strengthened monitoring systems and promoted knowledge sharing across the multi-country MENARID program.
This document summarizes discussions from the 8th Meeting of the OECD Water Governance Initiative and the International Conference on Water and Climate in Rabat, 2016. Key topics discussed include the vulnerability of water resources to climate change, the role of water in implementing the Paris Agreement and SDGs, financing mechanisms for water and climate initiatives, and strengthening international cooperation. A "Rabat Call" and "Blue Book on Water and Climate" were produced outlining priority actions and monitoring commitments related to water and climate change through 2020.
Klingbeil, R., 2015. Water, Water Scarcity and Sustainable Development. Presentation at UNESCO-RFH Conference “Coping with Water Scarcity”, Beirut, Lebanon, 14-16 Dec 2015.
The document discusses water challenges facing the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. Rapid population growth and urbanization are increasing water demand, while climate change is making supply unpredictable. Many countries in the MENA region are facing water stress and depleting groundwater reserves. Desalination capacity in the Gulf Cooperation Council countries is increasing significantly to meet rising demand, but renewable energy sources will be needed to power desalination plants sustainably. Wastewater reuse is also growing in importance as a water source in the region. Sustainable strategies like improved water management and more efficient technologies are being adopted to address long-term water security challenges.
Autonomous Marine Systems, A Driver of Growth in the Blue EconomyGregory Yovanof
Currently, an industrial revolution is unfolding under the seas. Rapid progress in the development of autonomous systems, robotics, maritime surveillance, satellite systems, AI, and data science are opening up whole new sectors of ocean use and research.
The proposed Nicaraguan Canal project would build a shipping route connecting the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. While the Nicaraguan government claims it will boost economic growth, many citizens and environmentalists are skeptical due to the project's lack of transparency and potential environmental impacts. Tourism in Nicaragua, an important industry, could be negatively affected by pollution from ships and construction. The $40 billion project's impacts on biodiversity and indigenous communities require further independent study before construction begins.
Klingbeil, R., Al-Hamdi, M. & Majdalani, R., 2014. Water and Inter-generational Justice in the Arab Region. Presentation at the Conference on Social Water Studies in the MENA Region: State of the Art and Perspectives, German Jordanian University (GJU), Madaba, Jordan, 28-29 Sep 2014.
Gregory Yovanof presents on blue growth digital innovation hubs, with a focus on STRATEGIS, the maritime ICT cluster in Piraeus, Greece. The presentation covers trends in digital shipping technologies like IoT, autonomous vessels, and remote operations. It discusses how ports like Rotterdam are becoming smarter through digital technologies. STRATEGIS aims to offer maritime services and synergies to enable growth through R&D, consulting, technology commercialization, education and more. It is partnering with other organizations as part of a blue growth digital innovation hub in Piraeus.
Klingbeil, R., 2014. Coping with Water Scarcity in Lebanon? Some Suggestions and Approaches Based on Experiences from the Region. Presentation at the 37th Water Sector Coordination Group Meeting, Ministry of Energy and Water (MEW), Beirut, Lebanon, 20 Mar 2014.
The presentation is a lecture given at Durham University to the 41st Course on Border & their management. It deals with waters that cross international borders
Klingbeil, R., 2014. Water Within Currently Proposed Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Presentation at the Water Science and Technology (WSTA), 11th Gulf Water Conference (GWC), Muscat, Oman, 20-22 Oct 2014.
The document discusses water challenges and climate risks in the Middle East and North Africa region. It outlines that the region faces multiple water challenges including being the most water scarce in the world, unsustainable water use practices like overpumping of groundwater, water pollution from untreated wastewater and agriculture, and water-related disasters like floods and droughts which are exacerbated by climate change. The document then discusses responses to these risks like improved water management, drought monitoring, adopting nature-based solutions to reduce flood risk, implementing a circular water economy through wastewater recycling and reuse, and innovations in water governance and technologies.
5th International Disaster and Risk Conference IDRC 2014 Integrative Risk Management - The role of science, technology & practice 24-28 August 2014 in Davos, Switzerland
Presented by IWMI's Director General, Claudia Sadoff, at the 1st Lancang-Mekong Water Resources Cooperation Forum in Kunming, Yunnan, China, on November 1, 2018.
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Klingbeil, R., 2015. AWARENET, the Arab Integrated Water Resources Management Network. Presentation at the regional Training Course on Water Footprint Assessments, Manama, Bahrain, 20-22 Apr 2015.
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R. Klingbeil, 2016. Wasser für die MENA Region - Bedeutung von Zusammenarbeit und Netzwerken [Water for the MENA Region - Importance of Cooperation and Networking]
1. Wasser für die MENA Region –
Bedeutung von Zusammenarbeit und
Netzwerken
Dr. Ralf Klingbeil
Bundesanstalt für Geowissenschaften und Rohstoffe (BGR)
Hannover
Vortrag beim
VDMA Gesprächskreis Corporate Foresight, Seminar Preparedness
Frankfurt, 12. Mai 2016
2. World Economic Forum 2016
Global Risks of Highest Concern 2016
12 May 2016 VDMA Gesprächskreis Corporate Foresight, Seminar PreparednessSlide 2
Credit: Nicholas Clive Marcroft
Let’s talk about water …
3. Übersicht
• Vorbereitung
• Wasserressourcen in der MENA Region
• Situation
• Nutzung
• Perspektiven
• Möglichkeiten für Kooperationen und Zusammenarbeit
• Netzwerke in der Region
• … mit der Region
• … in Deutschland
• Ausblick
12 May 2016 VDMA Gesprächskreis Corporate Foresight, Seminar PreparednessSlide 3
4. MENA / Arab Region
UN ESCWA
12 May 2016 VDMA Gesprächskreis Corporate Foresight, Seminar PreparednessSlide 4
www.unescwa.org
• 18 ESCWA Member
States
• 22 Arab countries
• Sub-regions
• Maghreb
• Mashreq
• GCC
• … plus
6. Vorbereitung
• Rahmenbedingungen für Investitionen
• Entscheidungsprozesse: Wie, wer, was, mit wem?
• Gesetzliche Rahmenbedingungen
• Institutionen und Akteure
• Türöffner
• Partner Optionen
• Umwelt- und Wassersituation als kritische Investitionsfaktoren
• Gesetzliche Rahmenbedingungen und Institutionen
• Umweltsituation
• Wassersicherheit
12 May 2016 VDMA Gesprächskreis Corporate Foresight, Seminar PreparednessSlide 6
7. World Economic Forum 2016
Global Risks of Highest Concern 2016
12 May 2016 VDMA Gesprächskreis Corporate Foresight, Seminar PreparednessSlide 7
WEF,2016.Whatarethetopglobalrisksfor2016?
14Jan2016,www.wef.ch/risks2016.
8. 1 in 3 Companies Constrained by Corruption, MENA: 1 in 2
The World Bank
Companies Constraint by Corruption
12 May 2016 VDMA Gesprächskreis Corporate Foresight, Seminar PreparednessSlide 8
TheWorldBank,2016.EnterpriseSurveys,
www.enterprisesurveys.org.
Percent of firms identifying corruption as a major constraint
Percent of firms expected to give gifts to get a water connection
9. Water Integrity Network WIN
Better Water Integrity
Transparency, Accountability and Participation
12 May 2016 VDMA Gesprächskreis Corporate Foresight, Seminar PreparednessSlide 9
WaterIntegrityNetwork,2016.WaterIntegrityGlobalOutlook
2016(WIGO),www.waterintegritynetwork.net/wigo.
10. Arab Science and Technology
“Arab world’s path to
progress goes through science”
• R&D as pert of GDP:
• Egypt: 0.4% / South Korea: 4.0%
• Researchers per million people:
• Arab region 371 / World 1,081,
• Sudan: 19, Bahrain: 50, Oman: 137, …, Egypt: 581 , Morocco: 864, Tunisia: 1,394
• Scientific and technical articles:
• Arab region: 1.3% of journal entries published
• Patent applications:
• Arab region: 0.1% at US Patent and Trademark Office (2013)
• Disconnect between businesses and R&D community
• Egypt: only 5% of R&D from private sector
• Women: University students: > 50%, researchers: only 37% of researchers
12 May 2016 VDMA Gesprächskreis Corporate Foresight, Seminar PreparednessSlide 10
www.thearabweekly.com,04March2016
11. Wasserressourcen
in der MENA Region
• Situation
• Nutzung
• Perspektiven
12 May 2016 VDMA Gesprächskreis Corporate Foresight, Seminar PreparednessSlide 11
12. Wasserressourcen - MENA Region
Viele Dimensionen von Wasser
12 May 2016 VDMA Gesprächskreis Corporate Foresight, Seminar PreparednessSlide 12
Governance
Demographics
Food
Water
& Land
Energy
13. Regional Water Overview - Water Availability and Demand
Actual Renewable Freshwater Resources
per Capita by Region
12 May 2016 VDMA Gesprächskreis Corporate Foresight, Seminar PreparednessSlide 13
FAOAQUASTATdata1998-2002,WB2007.
14. Regional Water Overview - Water Availability and Demand
Percent of Total Renewable Water
Resources Withdrawn, by Region
12 May 2016 VDMA Gesprächskreis Corporate Foresight, Seminar PreparednessSlide 14
FAOAQUASTATdata1998-2002,WB2007.
15. Regional Water Overview - Water Availability and Demand
Total Renewable Water per Person
12 May 2016 VDMA Gesprächskreis Corporate Foresight, Seminar PreparednessSlide 15
ESCWA,2009.
Extreme Water Scarcity
Water Scarcity
Water Stress
16. Regional Water Overview - Water Availability and Demand
Sources of Water … differ per Country
12 May 2016 VDMA Gesprächskreis Corporate Foresight, Seminar PreparednessSlide 16
ICBA,Barghouti,2009.
17. Lebanon 2014
Scarcity of Water …
12 May 2016 VDMA Gesprächskreis Corporate Foresight, Seminar PreparednessSlide 17
bg:MEW,2014.NationalWaterConservationCampaign,
Lebanon,fg:TuTiempo.net,2016.
http://en.tutiempo.net/climate/ws-401000.html..
2003-2004
2007-2008
2013-2014
18. Lebanon
Scarcity of Water …
12 May 2016 VDMA Gesprächskreis Corporate Foresight, Seminar PreparednessSlide 18
RightPhoto:http://ilndation-elaof.blogspot.com/2009/11/how-
to-make-bucket-margarita.html2,2009.
19. Syria and Iraq
Scarcity of Water …
12 May 2016 VDMA Gesprächskreis Corporate Foresight, Seminar PreparednessSlide 19
Left:irinnews.org,2009.Syria’sdrought-affectedprovincesasof
Aug2009,right:IOM,July2010.
• Displacement due to drought …
• … and inappropriate governance
20. Technical approaches
Managed Aquifer Recharge …
one of many different options
12 May 2016 VDMA Gesprächskreis Corporate Foresight, Seminar PreparednessSlide 20
UNESCO,2005.
21. Water and scarcity in the MENA Region
Three Levels of (Water) Scarcity
12 May 2016 VDMA Gesprächskreis Corporate Foresight, Seminar PreparednessSlide 21
TheWorldBank,2007.MakingtheMostofScarcity.
22. Water and food in the MENA Region
Irrigated Agriculture, Saudi Arabia
12 May 2016 VDMA Gesprächskreis Corporate Foresight, Seminar PreparednessSlide 22
Left:FAOAQUASTAT,2008.
1991
2000
2012
23. Water and food in the MENA Region
Irrigated Agriculture, Saudi Arabia
12 May 2016 VDMA Gesprächskreis Corporate Foresight, Seminar PreparednessSlide 23
Left:WaterWatch,2006,right:GeoEconomica,2011.Saudi
Arabia’sFoodDiplomacy:SearchingforFertileGround.
• Left: Accumulated 30 yrs GW Abstractions, 1975-2004 per Region
• Right: Wheat: Production, Consumption, and Trade, 1983-2019
24. Water, energy and food in the MENA Region
Groundwater between Jordan and Saudi Arabia
12 May 2016 VDMA Gesprächskreis Corporate Foresight, Seminar PreparednessSlide 24
UNESCWA,2016.
Energy for Water:
Saq-Ram Aquifer System
• Exploitable area,
• Irrigation areas,
• Energy use for
groundwater pumping
26. Möglichkeiten für Kooperationen und Zusammenarbeit:
Netzwerke in und mit der Region
• AWARENET
• ACWUA
• AFED
• Arab G-Wadi
• WSTA - GCC
• MENA NWC
• GAMP
• IWRM
• REMENA
• Agya
• SWINDON / exceed II
12 May 2016 VDMA Gesprächskreis Corporate Foresight, Seminar PreparednessSlide 26
27. AWARENET:
Arab Integrated
Water Resources
Management Network
• Capacity development
for sustainable water
management
• Part of Cap-Net UNDP
global network of networks
• Training courses
• Training of trainers
• Online courses using
Cap-Net Virtual Campus
• Thematic working groups
• ˃ 430 members,
inc. 100 institutions
• http://awarenet.info
12 May 2016 VDMA Gesprächskreis Corporate Foresight, Seminar PreparednessSlide 27
28. AWARENET:
Arab Integrated
Water Resources
Management Network
• Water governance and water
integrity
• SIWI-led WI-MENA program
• Online courses
• Climate change and water
• RICCAR initiative
• Water footprint assessments
• Research collaboration
• http://awarenet.info
12 May 2016 VDMA Gesprächskreis Corporate Foresight, Seminar PreparednessSlide 28
29. ACWUA:
Arab Countries Water
Utilities Association
• Exchange platform since 2009
• Water & Waste Water Utilities in
the Arab Region
• Certification
• Training
• Working Groups
• ˃ 100 utility members
• 4th Arab Water Week:
Dead Sea, Jordan,
19-22 March 2017
• http://www.acwua.org
12 May 2016 VDMA Gesprächskreis Corporate Foresight, Seminar PreparednessSlide 29
30. AFED:
Arab Forum for
Environment and
Development
• NGO for the Arab region
• Regional NGO with member
institutions from regional and
national levels
• Annual reports on state of the
Arab environment, since 2008
• Annual Conference, Oct-Nov
• http://www.afedonline.org
12 May 2016 VDMA Gesprächskreis Corporate Foresight, Seminar PreparednessSlide 30
31. Arab
G-WADI
• since 2011
• Part of UNESCO’s programme
for Water and Development
Information for Arid Lands - a
Global Network (G-WADI)
• Hosted by MRMWR, Oman
• Knowledge and capacity
development on water
resources management
in arid and semi-arid regions
• 25 member institutions
• http://arabgwadi.om
12 May 2016 VDMA Gesprächskreis Corporate Foresight, Seminar PreparednessSlide 31
32. WSTA:
Water Sciences and
Technology Association
• GCC-based NGO
• Members from
six GCC countries
• Water sciences, technologies,
strengthening scientific ties
between GCC water
professionals
• 12th Gulf Water Conference:
Manama, Bahrain,
28-30 March 2017
• http://wstagcc.org
• http://gulfwaterconference.com
12 May 2016 VDMA Gesprächskreis Corporate Foresight, Seminar PreparednessSlide 32
33. MENA NWC:
Middle East and North
Africa Network of Water
Centers of Excellence
• Initially USAID supported
• 23 Member Centers from
MENA countries
• Partners and affiliates from research
and private sector
• Thematic Areas:
• Water efficiency
and productivity
• Groundwater
• Non-conventional water
• Water / energy / food nexus
• Water supply and sanitation
• http://menanwc.org
12 May 2016 VDMA Gesprächskreis Corporate Foresight, Seminar PreparednessSlide 33
34. MENA NWC:
Middle East and North
Africa Network of Water
Centers of Excellence
• Example of R&D cooperation
• High potential for R/D cooperation
with private sector
• Private sector involvemen in R&D in
MENA still in infancy
• http://menanwc.org
12 May 2016 VDMA Gesprächskreis Corporate Foresight, Seminar PreparednessSlide 34
• Radar probing of groundwater
in hyper-arid environments
• Combating emerging impacts
of harmful algae blooms on
desalination
• Drought monitoring
• Expanding access to sanitation
for unserwered communities
• Using green nanoparticles as
biofouling-resistent agent in
RO desalination
• …
36. GAMP:
German-Arab
Master‘s Programmes
• 403 DAAD-Stipendien
• 287 arabische Studierende
• 116 deutsche Studierende
• Ca. 100 Selbstzahler
• Bereits 338 Absolventen
• Studierende aus 41 Ländern
• 46% Frauenanteil bei DAAD-
Stipendien
• > 90% Studienabschlussrate
• Ausgezeichnete Berufschancen,
Wiedereinstig nach Abschluss:
• ˃ 70% innerhalb von 6 Monaten
• 80% innerhalb von 12 Monaten
• http://gamp-online.net
12 May 2016 VDMA Gesprächskreis Corporate Foresight, Seminar PreparednessSlide 36
37. MSc IWRM MENA:
Integrated Water
Resource Management
• Institute for Technology and
Resources Management in the
Tropics and Subtropics (ITT),
TH Köln (University of Applied
Sciences), Germany
• University of Jordan, Jordan
• 2005-2014 BMZ supported
• 7 intakes
• 88 DAAD scholarships
• 36% Frauenanteil bei DAAD-
Stipendien
• 102 alumni
• http://www.iwrm-master.info
12 May 2016 VDMA Gesprächskreis Corporate Foresight, Seminar PreparednessSlide 37
38. REMENA:
International Master in
Renewable Energy
• Univerität Kassel, Germany
• Cairo University, Egypt
• University of Monastir, Tunisia
• 2008-2015 BMZ supported
• 6 intakes
• 60 DAAD scholarships
• 17% Frauenanteil bei
DAAD-Stipendien
• 74 alumni
• http://www.uni-kassel.de/eecs/remena
12 May 2016 VDMA Gesprächskreis Corporate Foresight, Seminar PreparednessSlide 38
39. agya:
Arab-German Young
Academy of Sciences
and Humanities
• Interdisciplinary research
• Transnational initiatives on
questions of education, science
and academic management
• Science and society
• Early career researchers in
academia and society
• Working group:
Energy, Water and Environment
• BMBF supported
• http://agya.info
12 May 2016 VDMA Gesprächskreis Corporate Foresight, Seminar PreparednessSlide 39
40. SWINDON-MENA:
Sustainable Water
Management in
Developing Countries
• Part of exceed: Excellence Centers for
Exchange and Development
• Global coordination:
TU Braunschweig
• MENA:
Turkey, Egypt, Jordan, Syria
• Capacity building, knowledge transfer,
proposals for sustainable water
management
• Sanitary Engineering, Hydrology,
Hydraulic Engineering, Water Quality,
Waste Management, and Water
Governance
• BMZ and DAAD supported
• http://mena.exceed-swindon.org/
12 May 2016 VDMA Gesprächskreis Corporate Foresight, Seminar PreparednessSlide 40
41. Möglichkeiten für Kooperationen und Zusammenarbeit:
Netzwerke in Deutschland
• German Water Partnership e.V.:
http://www.germanwaterpartnership.de
• Water Science Alliance e.V.:
http://www.watersciencealliance.de
• Euro-Mediterranean-Arab Association (EMA):
http://ema-hamburg.org
• Arab-German Chamber of Commerce and Industry
(Ghorfa) e.V.: http://ghorfa.de
• … and many more
12 May 2016 VDMA Gesprächskreis Corporate Foresight, Seminar PreparednessSlide 41
42. Ausblick
• 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development
• 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
• 169 Targets, 231 Indicators
12 May 2016 VDMA Gesprächskreis Corporate Foresight, Seminar PreparednessSlide 42
43. 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development
17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
169 Targets, 231 Indicators
12 May 2016 VDMA Gesprächskreis Corporate Foresight, Seminar PreparednessSlide 43
https://sustainabledevelopment.un.org
44. 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development
17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
169 Targets, 231 Indicators
6.1 … drinking water …
6.2 … sanitation and hygiene …
6.3 … water quality … untreated wastewater … recycling … reuse …
6.4 … water-use efficiency … sustainable withdrawals … water scarcity …
6.5 … integrated water resources management … transboundary cooperation …
6.6 … water-related ecosystems …
6.a … international cooperation … capacity-building …
6.b … participation of local communities …
12 May 2016 VDMA Gesprächskreis Corporate Foresight, Seminar PreparednessSlide 44
https://sustainabledevelopment.un.org
45. Resümee
• Vorbereitung ist essenziell
• Wie steht es mit den Rahmenbedingungen für
Investitionen, Engagement?
• Wie steht es um die Wasserressourcen
• in der Zielregion,
• im Zielland?
• Welche potenziellen Partner und Netzwerke gibt es
• in der Region,
• in dem betreffenden Land?
• …
12 May 2016 VDMA Gesprächskreis Corporate Foresight, Seminar PreparednessSlide 45
46. Wasser für die MENA Region –
Bedeutung von Zusammenarbeit und
Netzwerken
Dr. Ralf Klingbeil
Bundesanstalt für Geowissenschaften und Rohstoffe (BGR)
Stilleweg 2, 30655 Hannover
ralf.klingbeil@bgr.de , +49 511 643-3301