Central Asia: Experiences with Stakeholders Involvement into Transboundary Water Cooperation Vadim Sokolov Deputy Director Scientific-Information Center.

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Central Asia: Experiences with Stakeholders Involvement into Transboundary Water Cooperation Vadim Sokolov Deputy Director Scientific-Information Center of ICWC Topic 3.1 Basin Management and Transboundary Cooperation. Session Istanbul 20 March 2009

Central Asia map

What is Water Resources Management? Water resources management is an art to supply the required water volume (or level) with acceptable quality at the proper place and in proper time.

PROCESS OF WATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT Criteria of Equitable and Reasonable Share/Quota Inclusiveness Negotiations Regulations Allocation Cost / Efficiency/ Life timeMaintenance & Operations Infrastructure IndicatorsTasksComponent Sustainable Development Production / Water Saving Good Service Assessment Demand Management Monitoring Development Protection Index of Non-Sustainable Use Product / MDGs Productivity (more crop per drop) Use / Utilization Equitability/Stability Minimum of unproductive losses Delivery Level / Volume / Quality / Time / Address Demands Renewability: Level/Volume/Quality/Variability Available Water Resources G o v e r n a n c e

We need to provide for WRM process proper WATER GOVERNANCE SYSTEM The main GOAL – to provide equal and democratic opportunities for all stakeholders involved in the water resources management process  COMPONENTS:  Political commitment – through democracy development  Institutional arrangements – recognizing the integrity of water for nature and society within hydrographic boundaries  Legislative framework – adapting to IWRM principles  Financing and Incentives – through political decisions  Inter-sector integration – through proper co-operation platform  Public participation – through involvement into decision-making  Managerial tools and instruments – through legislation and economic incentives and technical modernization  Capacity development – raising human and technical potential Permanent adaptation to changes: natural, political, social, economic, technological

The Governance System should be distributed over the hierarchy levels of WRM Water Management Process Basin Organization Basin Council A c c o u n t a b I l I t y Government Sectors Zones National Water Authority National Water Council Parliament Finance Sectors \ provinces Sub-Basin \ Province Organization Sub-Basin Committee Local Administrations Sectors System Organization Union of Water Users Districts WUAs WUA Administration Public Committee Users \ Farmers Uses End User \ Farmer Delegation of responsibility

The Governance System at Basin level should provide coordination among Sectors Main Criteria: Inclusiveness (to have a voice - each can show its interest); Equity (opportunities – rights for equal access to water); Transparency; Effectiveness; Accountability; Coherency (to listen others); Responsiveness; Comprehensiveness; Ethical considerations Water EnergyAgricultureFinanceIndustryTourismEcosystemFisheries To create platform for effective participation in decision-making process of different stakeholders and sectors

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