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Case Studies and Publications

National IWRM Status Reports

 

IWRM

Global Water Partnership created a series of publications on IWRM providing technical leadership on water resources management. Material is available for consultation online here.  

 

Water Dialogue
Read what is happening in Water Management in Southern Africa in our “Water Dialogue” – A forum for Partnership Action in Water Management in Southern Africa. Access the publsications below:

-2013 edition here.


2014 edition articles below:

- Editorial
-Financing Water Resource Management in SADC

-Local Indigenous Knowledge Practices and Systems (LIKPS)

-GWP Wacdep partners with NAP

-Developing the NCCRS for Zimbabwe

-Beyond MDGs

-Exploring the Water, Energy and Food Nexus

-Promoting Water and Food Security through CPWF

-Building resilience in the Limpopo

-Global Water and Gender Conference

-Balancing Water Usese and SNRM in the Orange Senqu River Basin

-15th WaterNet/GWPSA Symposium

-GWP Engine Page

 


For comments and article submissions contact:
the Knowledge Management and Communications Officer, GWPSA

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Limpopo basin

The Limpopo basin is located in Southern Africa and covers an area of 416,296 km2, spreading over four countries: Botswana, Mozambique, South Africa and Zimbabwe. 

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GWP CACENA at WWF6

12-16 March 2012 Marseilles, France.

The 6th World Water Forum. On 15th March there was conducted special Session “Input of Central Asia to the World Water Progress”, which was supported by GWP CACENA as co-organizer.

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Monthly Reports & NewsFlow

GWP’s e-newsletter NewsFlow is an instrument for inter-regional sharing that is meant to strengthen the GWP Network in building knowledge and capacity.

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NewsFlow

Keep up-to-date with NewsFlow, the bi-monthly e-newsletter from GWP detailing the activities of the network. On this page you can browse past issues.
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River and Lake Health in China Requires Action

Setting up of institutional mechanisms, legal status issues, and developing biological monitoring standards, were discussed at a workshop on monitoring and assessment methods for river and lake health, organized by GWP China on January 13, 2012, in Beijing.