2-3 November 2015, OECD, Paris
The meeting provided an opportunity to discuss the latest developments in the Global Water Agenda and to share knowledge on recent water governance projects and research. Breakout sessions discussed expectations and needs to follow-up on the OECD Principles on Water Governance, especially in terms of scaling-up good practices and drawing lessons from pitfalls or traps to avoid. In-depth brainstorming was carried out in smaller groups on the ways forward for the WGI, with strong support from members towards a best practice database and a set of water governance indicators. Participatory modelling on water governance was also pilot-tested to foster lively exchanges on real-life situations to manage water-related trade-offs at catchment level.
PowerPoint presentations:
Towards an SDG Monitoring and Indicator Framework, Fiona Gore, UN-Water GLAAS
Scoping note: OECD Water Governance Indicators, Aziza Akhmouch, OECD
Which Global governance mechanism(s) for water-related SDGs? Gérard Payen, UNSGAB
Results of the 7th World Water Forum's Survey, Danielle Gaillard-Picher, WWC
On the road to the 8th World Water Forum, Paulo Salles, Forum Organising Committee
OECD Report on Water Governance in Cities, Oriana Romano, OECD
Global Water Integrity Outlook, Teun Bastemeijer, WIN
The 2016 Dutch Delta Programme, Ellen van Lindert, Netherlands
Towards a special issue on water governance of “Water International”, Tom Soo, IWRA
CADWAGO project's findings on systemic water governance, Kevin Collins, Open University
A Reference Guide for Programming accountability in WASH, Hakan Tropp, SIWI
A Governance Assessment guide for drought adaptation, Nanny Bressers
25th Stockholm World Water Week, 22-28 August, Stockholm - Hakan Tropp, SIWI
2nd International Forum of Water Regulators, 7-8 September, London - Carolina Latorre, IWA
EUROPE-INBO 2015, 21-24 October, Thessalonica - Jean-François Donzier, INBO
Towards an International (UN) Year for Water and Women, Maggie White, Butterfly Effect
WGI Future: Strategy and Programme of Work 2016-2018, Aziza Akhmouch & Delphine Clavreul, OECD
Water Governance in Practice: Participatory Modelling and Simulation, Nils Ferrand, IRSTEA
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