Case studies Case studies Find stories that illustrate practical experiences gathered in the implementation of IWRM. Case studies are submitted by practitioners and professionals from all over the world and reviewed by the GWP knowledge management team. 0 case studies in comparison list Thematic Tagging Urban Water services Gender Youth Ecosystems/Nature-based solutions Climate Private Sector Transboundary WEFE Nexus Facet Thematic Tagging Region Central AfricaCentral AmericaCentral and Eastern EuropeCentral Asia and CaucasusEastern AfricaMediterraneanOtherSouth AmericaSouth AsiaSoutheast AsiaSouthern AfricaWest Africa Country AlgeriaArmeniaBelgiumBhutanBulgariaBurundiCameroonCyprusDemocratic Republic of the Congo (the)EgyptEl SalvadorEswatiniEthiopiaGreeceIndiaJordanKenyaKyrgyzstanMaltaMoroccoMyanmarNepalNetherlands (the)NigeriaPakistanPanamaPeruPhilippines (the)RomaniaRwandaSudan (the)TurkeyUgandaUkraineUnited Republic of Tanzania (the)UzbekistanZambia IWRM Tools A1.01. Preparation of a National Water Resources PolicyA1.02. Policies with Relation to Water ResourcesA1.03. Climate Change PoliciesA2.01. Ownership and Allocation of Water RightsA2.02. International Water LawA2.03. Integrating Legal Frameworks for IWRMA2.04. The Rights of RiversA2.05. Human Rights Based ApproachA3.01. National IWRM PlansA3.02. Basin Management PlansA3.03. Groundwater Management PlansA3.04. Coastal Zone Management PlansA3.05. Integrated Urban Water Management PlansA3.06. Integrated Drought Management PlansA3.07. Integrated Flood Management PlansA3.08. National Adaptation PlansB1.01. Regulatory Bodies and Enforcement AgenciesB1.02. Local AuthoritiesB1.03. Monitoring and Evaluation BodiesB1.04. Impact Assessment CommitteesB1.05. Water Integrity and Anti-corruptionB2.01. Public sector water utilitiesB2.02. Private sector water service providersB2.03. Community-based water supply and management organisationsB3.01. Transboundary OrganisationsB3.02. National Apex BodiesB3.03. Civil Society OrganisationsB3.04. Basin OrganisationsB3.05. Multi-Stakeholder PartnershipsB4.01. Information Gathering and Sharing NetworksB4.02. Training Water ProfessionalsB4.03. Communities of PracticeB5.01. Gender AnalysisB5.02. Gender IndicatorsB5.04. Climate Change and GenderB5.05. Agriculture, Irrigation and GenderB5.06. WASH and GenderC1.01. Risk AssessmentC1.02. Vulnerability AssessmentC1.03. Stakeholder AnalysisC1.04. Social AssessmentC1.05. Ecosystem AssessmentC1.06. Environmental Impact AssessmentC1.07. Strategic Environmental AssessmentC1.08. Transboundary Diagnostic AnalysisC1.09. Nexus FrameworkC2.01. Geographic Information SystemC2.02. Shared Vision Planning and Collaborative ModellingC2.03. Serious GamesC2.04. Socio-Hydrological ModellingC2.05. Monitoring and Evaluation SystemsC3.01. Demand EfficiencyC3.02. Supply EfficiencyC3.03. Recycle and ReuseC3.04. Nature Based SolutionsC4.01. Pricing for Water and Water ServicesC4.02. Water MarketsC4.03. Tradable Pollution PermitsC4.04. Pollution ChargesC4.05. SubsidiesC4.06. Payments for Ecosystem ServicesC5.01. Youth Engagement and EmpowermentC5.02. Behaviour Change CommunicationC5.03. Virtual WaterC5.04. Valuing WaterC5.05. Corporate StewardshipC6.01. NegotiationC6.02. Facilitation and MediationC6.03. Conflict ManagementD1.01. Evaluating Water InvestmentsD1.02. Economic Value of WaterD1.03. Business Model CanvasD1.04. Water-Related Financial DisclosuresD1.05. Impact Investment Market MapsD2.01. Integrated National Financing FrameworksD2.02. Strategic Financial PlanningD2.03. Generating Basic Revenues for WaterD2.04. Repayable sources of finance for waterD2.06. Water and Climate FinanceD2.07. Transboundary financing Challenge MiniMax Competition - Solutions for Managing Water and Climate Extremes Facet Challenge Sort by A → ZZ → AOldest firstNewest first Apply Case Study Armenia: Local solutions for waste water management in Parakar village 2013 compare Case Study Benelux: Farmer participation in water conservation 2017 compare Case Study Bhutan: Siphon Irrigation for Farmer Communities in Lingmutey-Chu Basin 2018 compare Case Study Bulgaria: Constructed Wetlands, Sustainable Wastewater Treatment for Rural and Peri-Urban Communities 2013 compare Case Study Cameroon: Lessons from domestic rain water harvesting 2015 compare Case Study Egypt: The role of water user associations in reforming irrigation 2013 compare Case Study El Salvador: Analysis of water decentralization 2008 compare Case Study Ethiopia: Participatory IWRM planning: - lessons from Berki Catchment 2013 compare Case Study India: Augmenting Water and Food Security of Small Farmers in Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu 2018 compare Case Study India: Conservation and management of Bhoj Wetlands 2013 compare Case Study India: Women's Empowerment and Increased Food Security - an Experience from Jharkhand 2017 compare Case Study Kyrgyzstan: Program Taza Suu for improvement of rural water supply and sanitation conditions 2013 compare Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Next page Next › Last page Last »
