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Volume : II, Issue : IX, October - 2012 An Overview On Integrated Water Resource Management In Developing Countries With Reference To Global Efforts V.V.Kulkarni DOI : 10.9780/22307850, Published By : Laxmi Book Publication Abstract : Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) is a framework for the
sustainable development and management of water resources for the whole society.
IWRM plays a key role in social and economic development, particularly in sustainable
development and poverty alleviation. The United Nations Economic and Social
Commission for Western Asia (ESCWA), in coordination with a range of stakeholders, is
implementing a programme for regional and national capacity building in IWRM. At the
core of this initiative is the preparation of an ESCWA Region Training Manual which
provides the basis for developing a regional training and capacity building program that
promotes the concepts and applications of IWRM at basin, national and regional levels.
The Material in the ESCWA Region Training Manual can then be customized to address
the training and information needs of different types of stakeholders in the ESCWA
region. This paper report thus gives an overview of the ESCWA Region Training Manual
that will be published at the end of 2004 and introduces the next phase of the programme
for national implementation. The ESCWA Region Training Manual follows the structure
of the Global Water Partnership IWRM Tool Box, with regional adaptations from the
ESCWA region by regional experts. It covers three main sections: Water
Governance(Policy, laws, institutions, stakeholders and capacity building) Water Uses
(Agriculture, water supply and sanitation and the environment) and Water Management
Tool(planning, analysis, groundwater, economics, paying for water, raising awareness,
etc.). The second phase of the programme is for implementation by national water
agencies and their partner stakeholders working with the environment and agriculture.
Using the ESCWA Region Training Manual, ESCWA plans to customize the manual to
different groups of stakeholders at the regional and national levels. Representatives from
member countries are now invited to comment on this initiative and subsequently to
prepare, develop and operationalize their national plans for implementing IWRM
capacity building. Keywords : Article : Cite This Article : V.V.Kulkarni, (2012). An Overview On Integrated Water Resource Management In Developing Countries With Reference To Global Efforts. Indian Streams Research Journal, Vol. II, Issue. IX, DOI : 10.9780/22307850, http://oldisrj.lbp.world/UploadedData/1498.pdf References : - AWWA. Mainstream, Principles of Total Water Management Outlined. American Water Works Association, Denver, 1994, Colorado.
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