Fostering the Adoption and Adaptation of Innovative Solutions for Water Challenges 5 th Delft Symposium on Water Sector Capacity Development 31 May 2013
Demand side constraints – technical Ageing systems Insufficient water resources Rapid urbanization and premium on land
Demand side constraints – institutional Inappropriate organizational structures Poor project management and operations knowledge
Demand side constraints – financial Low tariff base and poor cost recovery Lack of smart systems to enhance revenues
Supply side concerns Local industry is largely construction oriented Local industry lacks system operational knowledge Payment security
Operational Plans
Water Financing Program – implementing the Plan Sustain water investments to $2–$2.5 billion annually Expand and deepen knowledge and analytical work Advance inclusive water policy reforms Strengthen support to programs and projects in priority areas
Approach and framework Mainstreaming efficiencies in water use in project design Supporting increased investments in wastewater management and reuse Stimulating public-private and private sector participation Supporting entities that are transforming or have adopted a corporate approach Promoting the use of smart technology Supporting entities by providing innovative financing instruments and lending modalities
Thank You Vijay Padmanabhan Senior Urban Development Specialist Asian Development Bank