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CREATION
July 2002 in Dakar, on the initiative of
the group of basins of West Africa and Lake Chad
with the support of:
GWPO (Global Water Partnership for West Africa) and
INBO (International Network of Basin Organisations)
ANBO CREATION July 2002 in Dakar , on the initiative of the group - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
ANBO CREATION July 2002 in Dakar , on the initiative of the group - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
African Network of Basin Organisations ANBO CREATION July 2002 in Dakar , on the initiative of the group of basins of West Africa and Lake Chad with the support of: GWPO (Global Water Partnership for West Africa) and INBO
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Mission
ANBO main mission is to :
bridge the many gaps observed in communication, exchange of experience, expertise and know-how between its members in the field of IWRM
address lack of coordination
strengthen cooperation between managers of African lake, river and aquifer basin organizations
Bring these organizations together in a single representative institution
Support the African Basin Organizations
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ANBO Vision
The ANBO vision is to
1.
Contribute tangibly to Africa Water Vision for the Welfare of african people by 2025
2.
Create opportunities for L/RBOs to take the lead in conflict resolution, peace et developpement for its members
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Objectives
develop cooperation between the African
- rganisations in charge of transboundary water
management (Surface and Ground Waters)
favour exchange of experiences and expertise among them;
support peaceful and sustainable management
and development of transboundary water resources on the African continent;
strengthen and network with partners for
transboundary water issues
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GOVERNANCE
CICOS CHAIR COORDINATION BUREAU Representatives Members OMVS Permanent Technical Secretariat
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MEMBERS
Basin organizations (national or cross-
border);
Institutions and governmental
- rganizations in charge of water
management in Africa;
AMCOW African Union
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Observers/Partners
INBO GWPO EU IOwater
MAE/France PNUD/GEF GtZ African Water Facility / ADB IW-LEARN Etc.
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52 Institutions including 25 Basin Organizations
TRANSBOUNDARY RIVER BASINS 2 – 3 4 – 9 > 9
The Network
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ACHIEVEMENTS
AWIS; SITWA : Strategy and Action Plan for 2015-
2019;
General Assembly every 2 years
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Challenges/Opportunities
PROVISION OF SERVICES TO ITS MEMBERS A FINANCIALLY SUSTAINABLE STUCTURE A STRONG COMMUNICATION AND
ADVOCACY ROLE
DEVELOMENT OF STRATEGIC
PARTNERSHIPS AND PROGRAMS
IMPLEMENTATION OF PNUD/GEF PROJECT
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PROJECT TITLE: STRENGTHENING THE INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY OF AFRICAN NETWORK OF BASIN ORGANIZATION (ANBO), CONTRIBUTING TO THE IMPROVED TRANSBOUNDARY WATER GOVERNANCE IN AFRICA
UNDP-GEF PROJECT
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Project Objective/Components
Overall Objective: Strengthen coordination/collaboration capacity of African Lake and River Basin Organizations (L/RBOs), Commissions/cooperative frameworks for transboundary groundwater management and their Member States for improved transboundary water governance in Africa through the improved support by the African Network
- f Basin Organization (ANBO)
The project has two components. Component 1: Strengthening ANBO’s institutional and technical capacity as a technical arm of AMCOW, and Component 2: Supporting the capacity building of L/RBOs, Groundwater Commissions and RECs to foster transboundary cooperation.
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Project Approach
BUILD ANBO CAPACITY TO BE A SERVICE PROVIDER TO ITS MEMBERS
Identify Clients
(members/countries/partners)
Identify Services needed Services Areas:
climate change (innovative) Groundwater (innovative) information exchange (cross cutting) sustainable financing (cross cutting)
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Project Results Framework
Component 1: Strengthening ANBO’s institutional and technical capacity as a technical arm of AMCOW
Outcome 1.1: Institutional capacity of ANBO strengthened to deliver on its statutory mandates.
Outcome 1.2. ANBO's technical, knowledge and information management capacity strengthened to serve as a technical arm of AMCOW focusing on transboundary water resources management, including groundwater
Outcome 1.3: ANBO’s capacity as a clearing house for AMCOW on information related to climate change, vulnerability analysis and adaptation strategies of African transboundary basins strengthened.
Outcome 1.4: ANBO communication, monitoring, evaluation and adaptive management capacity strengthened
Component 2: Component 2: Supporting the capacity building of Lake/River Basin Organizations, Groundwater Commissions and RECs to foster transboundary cooperation
Outcome 2.1: Information and data management capacity of L/RBOs and Groundwater Commissions strengthened.
Outcome 2.2: RECs capacity to foster international cooperation among its member states to manage transboundary waters strengthened.
Outcome 2.3. Financing/Resources mobilization capacity of L/RBOs and Groundwater Commissions strengthened.
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UP COMING EVENTS
YOU ARE ALL INVITED TO THE PNUD-GEF PROJECT INCEPTION MEETING AND ANBO GENERAL ASSEMBLY TO BE HELD IN TUNIS IN OCTOBER 2018
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