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UN-Water Water Country Briefs Introduction & Background Frederik Pischke Interagency Water Advisory UN-Water Frederik Pischke Interagency Water Advisory UN-Water

Strategic Priority Areas UN-Water 1)Coherence and Coordination among UN-Water members and partners 2)Contribute to Global Policy Dialogues 3)Support at the Regional and National level

Initial Discussions and other relevant initiatives While being involved in other projects/ reports: -Country Status Overviews (WSP) -CSD-13 Survey (UN DESA with SIWI) -JMP country snapshots (UNICEF/ WHO) -UN-Water GLAAS country snapshots (?) (WHO – UN- Water) -Sanitation and Water for All (SWA) country overviews -WWDR case studies (UN-Water WWAP) -Recent work by the World Bank …and many others to be discussed in this workshop

Status of Implementation of CSD -13 Policy Actions on Water and Sanitation; A Country Level Survey -35 countries -General analysis of policy decision implementation at the national level - Context by key development indicators (HDI) - Analysis: “CSD-13 Policy Index” - Performance by water indicators

How will the UN-Water Water Country Briefs be different?

Objectives of this PILOT project: Visualize the critical importance of “investments in water” for human and economic development (Water resources management, as well as drinking water supply and sanitation) Foster increased political momentum for stronger interventions on water-related issues by policy makers, dealing with peace and security, infrastructure investments, agricultural, health, education and environmental issues, as well as macro- and micro-economic perspectives. mobilize increased financial and institutional investments directed to water–related interventions serve as a tool for advocacy on water issues in more general terms Serve as decision support tools in policy processes Primary target group is national governments, but major civil society organizations and private sector actors, and the media are also key stakeholders Main purpose of this project is to define the methodology and develop the template and framework and apply it to a limited number of countries

How to reach “outside” the “water box”? Relevant for minister of finance, agriculture, health Quantify impacts of addressing water challenges on other “sectors” / the issues that matter (agriculture, industry, transport, health, education, jobs, …) Not only drinking water supply and sanitation services but also what is lumped under “water resources management”

Challenges of this PILOT project on Water Country Briefs Primary Data Evidence based (quantitative) vs. Perception based (qualitative) data What level? Country Level! But what about watershed level data on water resources (challenge of integration of data)? Conceptual framework which data to collect where? what to do in a ‘perfect’ world, i.e. a world with all the data that can realistically be obtained?

Opportunities of this PILOT project: Water Country Briefs Make the case of water “outside the box” Strengthen evidence base at the country level Be able to tell “our” side of the story – the water side to the decision-makers at the country level Support / Build onto other initiatives Bring actors together – inside and outside the UN system Show clearly what the data gaps are Progress on the 15 UN-Water key indicators Generate funding for a continuation of this project / related initiatives (?)

What do we have? Support from the USA – but also a clear indication that they want the UN system to lead and shape the WCB Experience from other similar exercises Experts and practitioners willing to contribute A committed project team at FAO Aquastat, with support from the UN-Water Technical Secretariat

What do we need? Commitment from you to contribute with ideas, expertise and time Steering Committee of Water Country Brief project Decisions at this diagnostic workshop Which countries to pilot in Conceptual framework to “make the case” to decision makers Which event to target in roll-out of briefs in 2012/2013?

2012 will be a busy year… 4th World Water Development Report 03/2012 6th World Water Forum 03/2012 JMP GLAAS 03/2012 SWA High Level Meeting 04/2012 Water Resources Management Progress Report 06/2012 UNCSD 2012 (Rio+20) 06/2012 Water Country Briefs (?)

Thank You