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Special session on Water Accounting: Economic Accounting for Water: A Regio ional Approach Presentation by Dumsani Mndzebele & Kenneth Msibi: SADC Secretariat At WaterNet Symposium, 26 28 th October 2016, Gaborone, Botswana Contents of


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Special session on Water Accounting: Economic Accounting for Water: A Regio ional Approach

Presentation by Dumsani Mndzebele & Kenneth Msibi: SADC Secretariat At WaterNet Symposium, 26 – 28th October 2016, Gaborone, Botswana

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Contents of f Presentation

  • Theoretical Foundation
  • Water Accounting Framework
  • Information organizing influence of EAW
  • The Guiding Philosophy
  • SADC Model for EAW
  • RSAP IV focus areas
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Theoretical Foundation

  • River-basin approach as a driver philosophy for RSAP’s contribution to regional integration
  • Peace and stability through cooperation: regional hydropolitics shaped by this thinking
  • Transboundary river basins perceived as composites of parts of Member States
  • Aggregates & disaggregates of national data will be required for river basin accounts
  • A regional scale hybrid system of Global Water Governance that is blended with

Monocentric & Polycentric Water Governance models (Lankfort & Hepworth, 2010) is assumed

  • A Gradualist approach to institutional development (North, 1990) for EAW is envisioned
  • Efforts on effective institutionalisation of EAW will result in sustainability of EAW practice
  • EAW will catalyse unlocking of water potential for regional development
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Water r accountin ing in in regio ional l develo lopment: : Co Conceptual l Framework

River Basin Approach Peace and Stability Unlocking Water Potential Cooperation Member States Convincing Economic Argument for water investment Water as Engine for Development Economic Accounting for Water Peace & Stability Regional Integration Industrialisation Poverty Eradication SADC Goals:

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  • Info. organising influence of EAW

EAW

[Nexus info; Industrial VC response, Virtual Water deductions]

Agricultural water use

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Guiding Philosophy:

RSAP RSAP IV IV CO CONCEP CEPTU TUAL AL FRAMEW AMEWORK

Governance Management Water Infrastructure Development

Water Supply & Sanitation Energy Security Water for Industrial Development Food Security Safety from Water related Disasters Poverty Eradication Peace & Stability Industrialisation Regional Integration

RSAP IV Programme Interventions The Focus SADC Treaty Goals

Contribution by the SADC Water Sector Programme (Following the Theory of Change)

Infrastructure Development

Sustainability through IWRM & Nexus Approaches

Ecological Infrastructure

EAW Benefit its

SADC Cu Cube: Di Dimensions

(L (Levels ls, , Area reas & St Stages)

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The model:

Institutionalization

  • f WA

(Accounting WGs, intense & sustainable data collection, water accounts development, Community of Practice)

Entrenched EAW Practice

(Integrative effort, EAW culture, Products generation and utilisation)

Tools & Methodologies

(Plus intensity of awareness)

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RSAP IV IV Focus Areas:

  • Establish structures for sustainable EAW data collection and analysis
  • Promote & demonstrate use of EAW tools at MS & RBO levels
  • Mainstream EAW as a subject in IWRM training at university level

(e.g., Waternet platform)

  • Organize periodic (e.g., annual) forum meetings for water accounts

experts=> regional dialogues on EAW & sharing of experience

  • Undertake water valuation studies in at least two River Basins MS
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End of f Presentation For more re info. contact: water@sadc.int