Klingbeil, R., 2014. AWARENET, the Arab Integrated Water Resources Management Network. Presentation at the Water Science and Technology (WSTA), 11th Gulf Water Conference (GWC), Muscat, Oman, 20-22 Oct 2014.
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.
We are in the process of setting up a wildlife conservancy on their parcel of land that neighbors Oloruka , Olesayieti, Olorgesailie hills with the aim of conserving Wildlife species, tourism and education. The proposed project is expected to attract many people including members of the local community, schools,institutions, NGO,CBOs, local and international tourists.
The proposed Wildlife Conservancy Park is aimed Baboons, guinea fowl, Elands ,Zebras, Impala ,Mountain Reed buck,Oryx , Vulturine guinea fowls,Crested guinea fowls.
Reptiles Park e.g Rhinoceros horned viper,Gabon viper,Puff adder,Green bush viper,Prickly bush viper,African rock Python , ,Forest cobra,Tree snakes,Chameleons,Monitor lizard,Tortoise,y reforestation of indigenous trees and a botanical garden.
To date certain facilities necessary for the running of the project are available at the proposed project site.They include the main entrance (gate),the reception and store area,Curio shop,toilets for ladies and gents,water tank ,primate cages,reptile pits.
The proposed project expected impacts include but not limited to:
Creation of a wildlife park/conservancy in Enkusero Sampu and around the hills (Oloruka,Olesayietiand Olorgesalie)..
environmental awareness raising on wildlife significance in the ecosystem
Creation of at least 300 employment opportunities tothe youth both directly and indirectly.
Establishment of a research centre to be used by learning institutions and leading researchers both national and international.
Promotion /marketing of tourism in the Southern Region circuit.
Increase in biodiversity as result of the offspring`s back in Enkusero Sampu ,that is introducing Moringa tree and replace the uprooted east African sandalwood trees.
Setting up indigenous tree nursery for replanting back into the forest.
Establishment of a wildlife rehabilitation /rescue centre that would serve the entire southern region.
Making the conservancy a good destination for Nairobi especially from the UN agencies and Nairobi environs
From Arusha to Lilongwe: Africa RISING East and Southern Africa year 2 overviewafrica-rising
Presented by I. Hoeschle-Zeledon at the Africa RISING East and Southern Africa annual review and planning meeting, Lilongwe, Malawi, 3-5 September 2013
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.
We are in the process of setting up a wildlife conservancy on their parcel of land that neighbors Oloruka , Olesayieti, Olorgesailie hills with the aim of conserving Wildlife species, tourism and education. The proposed project is expected to attract many people including members of the local community, schools,institutions, NGO,CBOs, local and international tourists.
The proposed Wildlife Conservancy Park is aimed Baboons, guinea fowl, Elands ,Zebras, Impala ,Mountain Reed buck,Oryx , Vulturine guinea fowls,Crested guinea fowls.
Reptiles Park e.g Rhinoceros horned viper,Gabon viper,Puff adder,Green bush viper,Prickly bush viper,African rock Python , ,Forest cobra,Tree snakes,Chameleons,Monitor lizard,Tortoise,y reforestation of indigenous trees and a botanical garden.
To date certain facilities necessary for the running of the project are available at the proposed project site.They include the main entrance (gate),the reception and store area,Curio shop,toilets for ladies and gents,water tank ,primate cages,reptile pits.
The proposed project expected impacts include but not limited to:
Creation of a wildlife park/conservancy in Enkusero Sampu and around the hills (Oloruka,Olesayietiand Olorgesalie)..
environmental awareness raising on wildlife significance in the ecosystem
Creation of at least 300 employment opportunities tothe youth both directly and indirectly.
Establishment of a research centre to be used by learning institutions and leading researchers both national and international.
Promotion /marketing of tourism in the Southern Region circuit.
Increase in biodiversity as result of the offspring`s back in Enkusero Sampu ,that is introducing Moringa tree and replace the uprooted east African sandalwood trees.
Setting up indigenous tree nursery for replanting back into the forest.
Establishment of a wildlife rehabilitation /rescue centre that would serve the entire southern region.
Making the conservancy a good destination for Nairobi especially from the UN agencies and Nairobi environs
From Arusha to Lilongwe: Africa RISING East and Southern Africa year 2 overviewafrica-rising
Presented by I. Hoeschle-Zeledon at the Africa RISING East and Southern Africa annual review and planning meeting, Lilongwe, Malawi, 3-5 September 2013
Demonstration of the Global Atlas in the ECOWAS region.IRENA Global Atlas
Demonstration of the Global Atlas in the ECOWAS region.
A presentation by Nicola Bugatti and Jafaru AbdulRahman (ECREEE), during the Global Atlas side event which held at the World Future Energy Summit in 2014
2018-19 Annual Report of the NSW Roadside Environment Committee. The NSW Roadside Environment Committee (REC) was established in 1994 by the New South Wales Government in recognition of the environmental values of linear reserves. The REC is an umbrella body of state agencies and environment groups that promotes and coordinates leading practice in linear reserve environmental management across the State. Neil Dufty is the Executive Officer of the REC.
The OECD Water Governance Initiative is an international multi-stakeholder network of public, private and non-for-profit stakeholders. It is gathering twice a year in a Policy Forum to share on-going reforms, projects, lessons and good practices in support of better governance in the water sector. For further information see www.oecd.org/gov/water
Klingbeil, R. & Haddad, A., 2013. UN ESCWA Regional Co-operation, Assistance to Member Countries, Exchange Visit: Palestine and Tunisia. Presentation at the opening workshop of a senior exchange visit from Palestine to Tunisia. Ministry of Environment, Tunis, Tunisia, 22 Apr 2013.
Causes and Consequences of Declining Municipal Water DemandEMA-tucson
Webcast presented by Gary Woodard, M&A Senior Water Policy & Economics Consultant, for the National Ground Water Association on the municipal water demand declines in the Southwest
T4: Groundwater Aquifer Storage and Recovery in Arid Regions: Abu Dhabi Pilot...FAO
Groundwater Aquifer Storage and Recovery in Arid Regions: Abu Dhabi Pilot Experiment Case Study, By Dr. Mohamed Dawoud, Manager, Water Resources Department, Environment Agency - Abu Dhabi, Land and Water Days in Near East & North Africa, 15-18 December 2013, Amman, Jordan
Demonstration of the Global Atlas in the ECOWAS region.IRENA Global Atlas
Demonstration of the Global Atlas in the ECOWAS region.
A presentation by Nicola Bugatti and Jafaru AbdulRahman (ECREEE), during the Global Atlas side event which held at the World Future Energy Summit in 2014
2018-19 Annual Report of the NSW Roadside Environment Committee. The NSW Roadside Environment Committee (REC) was established in 1994 by the New South Wales Government in recognition of the environmental values of linear reserves. The REC is an umbrella body of state agencies and environment groups that promotes and coordinates leading practice in linear reserve environmental management across the State. Neil Dufty is the Executive Officer of the REC.
The OECD Water Governance Initiative is an international multi-stakeholder network of public, private and non-for-profit stakeholders. It is gathering twice a year in a Policy Forum to share on-going reforms, projects, lessons and good practices in support of better governance in the water sector. For further information see www.oecd.org/gov/water
Klingbeil, R. & Haddad, A., 2013. UN ESCWA Regional Co-operation, Assistance to Member Countries, Exchange Visit: Palestine and Tunisia. Presentation at the opening workshop of a senior exchange visit from Palestine to Tunisia. Ministry of Environment, Tunis, Tunisia, 22 Apr 2013.
Causes and Consequences of Declining Municipal Water DemandEMA-tucson
Webcast presented by Gary Woodard, M&A Senior Water Policy & Economics Consultant, for the National Ground Water Association on the municipal water demand declines in the Southwest
T4: Groundwater Aquifer Storage and Recovery in Arid Regions: Abu Dhabi Pilot...FAO
Groundwater Aquifer Storage and Recovery in Arid Regions: Abu Dhabi Pilot Experiment Case Study, By Dr. Mohamed Dawoud, Manager, Water Resources Department, Environment Agency - Abu Dhabi, Land and Water Days in Near East & North Africa, 15-18 December 2013, Amman, Jordan
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.
Assessing Impact of Investments in Agricultural Water Management in African C...NENAwaterscarcity
Assessing Impact of Investments in Agricultural Water Management in African Countries
Exploring Challenges and Opportunities in Building Partnerships to Enhance Investment in Agricultural Water Management in Africa and to
Achieve Green and Inclusive Growth Objectives set under the Ten Year Strategy of the African Development Bank (AfDB) “GCP/INT/029/AFB"
Cawasa e source newsletter july to september 2012CAWASA
In This Issue:
- Secretariat News Page 2 and 3
- Managing Caribbean Waste Water Pages 3 and 4
- Desalination: Is it worth the cost? Page 5
- World Without Water? Pages 6 and 7
- Health Benefits of Water Page 8
- Climate Change Challenges for
- Caribbean Water Page 9
- Rain Water Harvesting Barbados-style Back Page
Role of UNEP: UNEP’s role in the GEF is set out in the Instrument that governs operation of the Facility and is elaborated in the Action Plan on UNEP-GEF Complementarity adopted by UNEP’s Governing Council and the GEF Council.
UNEP HAS BEEN INVOLVED IN GEF WATERS IN THE PILOT PHASE (1991-1994) AND DURING PHASES I, II and III AND PHASE II (1994 TO PRESENT).
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/)
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.
Villholth, K., Klingbeil, R., Ruz Vargas, C., et al., 2020. Assessing Groundwater Quality: A Global Perspective. Importance, methods and potential data sources. Presentation at the SADC 3rd Groundwater Conference, 24-26 Nov 2020.
Klingbeil, R. & Buss, S., 2002. Groundwater Protection in the Time of Foot and Mouth Disease. Hydrogeological Risk Assessment at Proposed “Burn and Bury” Sites. Presentation and Abstract, Biannual Meeting of the Fachsektion Hydrogeologie der Deutschen Geologischen Gesellschaft (FH-DGG) [Section Hydrogeology of the German Geological Society], 09-11 May 2002, Greifswald, Germany. In: Schafmeister, M.-T. & Meyer, T. [Editors], Grundwasserressourcen im Spannungsfeld zwischen Erschließung und Naturschutz [Groundwater Resources in the Stress Field Between Exploration and Nature Conservation], Abstracts, Publication of the German Geological Society, 19, p. 44.
Klingbeil, R., Gröschke, M., 2019. Managed Aquifer Recharge (MAR) in Coastal Aquifers, in Brackish and Saline Groundwater. Presentation at the International Symposium on Managed Aquifer Recharge, ISMAR10, Madrid, 20-24 May 2019.
Klingbeil, R., Gröschke, M., 2019. Managed Aquifer Recharge (MAR) in Coastal Aquifers, in Brackish and Saline Groundwater. Presentation at the WSTA 13th Gulf Water Conference, Kuwait, 12-14 Mar 2019.
Gröschke, M., Klingbeil., R. & Raat, K., 2018. SUBSOL Potential Cooperation with GCC Countries Oman, Bahrain and UAE. Presentation at Concluding SUBSOL Seminar on Coastal Water Supply and Water Reuse, Brussels, 29 Aug 2018. http://www.subsol.org
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., 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., 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., 2016. Wasser im Nahen und Mittleren Osten: Verfügbarkeit, Nutzungen, Herausforderungen unter Bezugnahme auf das UN ESCWA BGR Inventory of Shared Water Resources in Western Asia [Water in the Near and Middle East: Availability, Uses, Challenges with Reference to the UN ESCWA BGR Inventory of Shared Water Resources in Western Asia]. Presentation at Fachgespräch "Wasseressourcen im Nahen Osten" [Expert Discussion "Water Resources in the Middle East"], Federal Ministry of Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ), Bonn, Germany, 08 Dec. 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.
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. Water Challenges in the Arab Region: How did we get where we are? And where do we go from here? Presentation at the Seminar of the Water Resources Department. AUT, Halat, Lebanon, 19 Jan 2016.
Klingbeil, R., 2015. Water, Water Scarcity and Sustainable Development. Presentation at UNESCO-RFH Conference “Coping with Water Scarcity”, Beirut, Lebanon, 14-16 Dec 2015.
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.
Klingbeil, R., 2015. Water for Sustainable Development - Water for the Future We Want. Presentation at the SQU-MRMWR-Workshop on Water & Sustainable Development, Sultan Qaboos University, Muscat, Oman, 18 Mar 2015.
Klingbeil, R., 2014. State of Water, Resources and Use, Trust Building and Dialogues as Basis for Enhancing Cooperation. Presentation at the LAS, AWC, CEDARE, UN ESCWA Workshop “Advancing Hydro-Diplomacy Skills for Shared Water Resources Negotiations”, 3rd Arab Water Forum, Cairo, Egypt, 12 Dec 2014.
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.
Klingbeil, R., 2014. Managed Aquifer Recharge – Aquifer Storage and Recovery: Regional Experiences and Needs for Further Cooperation and Knowledge Exchanges in the Arab Region. Presentation at the Water Science and Technology (WSTA), 11th Gulf Water Conference (GWC), Muscat, Oman, 20-22 Oct 2014.
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R. Klingbeil, 2014. AWARENET, the Arab Integrated Water Resources Management Network.
1. A Cap-Net Regional Network for
Capacity Development in Sustainable Water
Management hosted by UN ESCWA
October 2014
Dr. Ralf Klingbeil
AWARENET Network Coordinator
Regional Advisor Environment and Water
UN ESCWA
2. AWARENET
Who we are
The Arab Integrated Water Resources
Management Network (AWARENET)
is an independent, impartial regional
network of training and research
institutes, NGOs, government
authorities and experts in the field of
water, engaged in the development and delivery of
capacity development programs and resource material on
Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) policies
and practices for the Arab region.
[AWARENET Geographic Coverage]
3. AWARENET
Objectives The main objective of the network
is to provide the public with better
water and sanitation services,
protect precious water resources
and the environment, and promote
socio-economically constructive
uses of water by improving the implementation of IWRM
concepts in the countries of the Arab region.
[AWARENET Geographic Coverage]
4. AWARENET
Activities 1/2 AWARENET in cooperation with its
partners such as Cap-Net, UN ESCWA
and others offers training-of-trainers
(ToT) and general training courses on
themes of relevance to sustainable
water management at Arab regional,
sub-regional and national level.
[AWARENET Geographic Coverage]
Issues addressed today include among others IWRM
courses, methodologies for water footprint assessments,
water governance and integrity.
5. AWARENET
Activities 2/2 Together with Cap-Net, its global
partners and regional networks
AWARENET provides its members
opportunities to interact with other
initiatives for capacity development
worldwide.
[AWARENET Geographic Coverage]
AWARENET today has about 300 institutional and
individual members from the Arab region and beyond. For
specific topics time bound Working Groups have been set
up to allow for direct interaction between members with
interests in these areas (today: Climate Change and Water
Governance).
6. AWARENET
Working
Group on
Climate
Change
The AWARENET Working Group
on Climate Change (WG-CC) was
initially set up in July 2009 to
address issues related to capacity
development on water and
climate change.
[AWARENET Geographic Coverage]
In the course of the work of the on-going UN ESCWA led
Regional Initiative for the Assessment of Climate Change
Impacts on Water Resources and Socio-Economic
Vulnerability in the Arab Region (RICCAR) it is envisaged to
restart the WG-CC in 2014.
Chair:
to be renewed,
Deputy Chair:
to be renewed
7. AWARENET
Working
Group on
Water
Governance
The AWARENET Working Group on
Water Governance (WG-WG) started
in March 2014 to coordinate activities
among interested AWARENET network
members. WG members elected for
one year, until March 2015 a Chair and Deputy Chair. Today
nearly 50 AWARENET members are engaged in this WG.
[AWARENET Geographic Coverage]
The WG agreed on a one year work plan that intends to
• Promote member dialogue on water governance and water integrity
and support the SIWI Water Integrity Capacity Building Programme in
MENA (WI-MENA),
• Apply findings of post-2015 report on global goal for water,
• Develop and implement a communication plan,
• Develop tools to enhance capacity of regional water governance, and
• Cooperate with IUCN on approaches to water governance.
Chair:
Dr. A Tamimi,
Deputy Chair:
Mr. AA Torrey
9. AWARENET
Training
Course
Training of
Trainers
Studies -
Pilots
Water
Footprint
Assessment
Water Integrity
Human Rights
Based
Approach
Managed
Aquifer
Recharge
Constructed
Wetlands
GIS GW Maps
for Decision
Making
Water – Energy
Efficiency
WW / Grey
Water Reuse
The Water SDG
Produced
Water
...