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23rd OSCE ECONOMIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL FORUM“Water governance in the OSCE area – increasing security and stability through co-operation”CONCLUDING MEETINGPrague, 14 – 16 September 2015Session 1EEF.IO/18/1514 September 2015ENGLISH onlyOECD PRINCIPLES ONWATER GOVERNANCEEndorsed by OECD’s 34 Members at theOECD Ministerial Council Meetingon 4 June 2015Aziza AKHMOUCH, PhDHead of the OECD Water Governance ProgrammeOCSE Economic & Environmental Forum, Prague – 14 September 2015OECD Projections : A Gloomy PictureGlobal water demand:Baseline scenario, 2000 and 2050Source: OECD Environmental Outlook Baseline (2012)Water stress by river basin:Baseline, 2050
Water crises : governance crises9999Enough water for human and nature needs if managed wisely!Coping with future water challenges requires more than financing & hydrologyTechnical, financial & institutional solutions exist, but implementation is lagging behindHow to manage water-related risks & trade-offs ? A need for good governanceWater, a fragmented sector that is sensitive to multilevel governance9999Local and global issue, with multiple actors at different levelsCapital –intensive, monopolistic intensity, market failuresInterdependencies across multiple stakeholders are poorly managedMany countries struggle to really understand (and map) who does what, at which levelNo one-size-fits-all response but overarching Principles are needed9 Need for place-based policies & local-national framework, strategy and rules9 Governments should strive to develop better water policies for better lives9 Taking stock of what works well and what does not work is important¾ Beyond the question of WHAT to do to meet the water challenge,there is a need to think about WHO DOES WHAT, WHY,AT WHICH LEVEL and HOWOECD’s Evidence BaseOECD Multi-level Governance Framework :“Mind the Gaps, Bridge the Gaps”BenchmarksNaNationalPolicydialoguesThematic workOECD 2011 : Water Governance in OECD Countries : a Multi-Level Approach
The Water Governance CycleOECD Water Governance InitiativeA multi-stakeholder and bottom-up approach110 Delegates gathering every6 months in a Policy ForumSteering CommitteeRegional partners[Americas, Europe, AsiaPacific, Middle East, Africa]WG n 1StakeholderengagementOECD Principles on water governanceWG n 2Governance &performance ofwater servicesWG n 3BasingovernanceWider beneficiariesWG n 4Integrity &TransparencyOECD Indicators on water governanceGlobal Water Agenda
OECD Principles on Water GovernanceA Multi-stakeholder Declaration onOECD Principles on Water Governance65 Major Groups committed to the Principles at the 7th WorldWater Forum (Daegu, Republic of South Korea, 13 April 2015)
Next steps for Implementation (2015-2017)1. Water Governance Best Practice Database––Success Stories & Pitfalls to avoidOnline2. OECD Water Governance Indicators––Intergovernmental consensus on indicator frameworkOECD Water Governance at a Glance Publication3. Outreach and Dissemination––Regional consultationsStakeholder SeminarsDownload the Principles!Translation in ekKoreanTurkishItalianHebrewDutchJapan Governance-brochure.pdf
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