Strengthening Global Capacity to
Sustain Transboundary Waters: The International Waters Learning Exchange
and Resource Network (IW:LEARN), Operational Phase
| GEF ID |
1893 |
| Project Website
URL |
http://www.iwlearn.net/ |
| Region |
Global |
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| General Information:
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| Project Type |
Full Size Project |
| Project Status |
Under Implementation |
| Start Date |
2004/11/03 21:00:00 Universal |
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| GEF characteristic:
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| Operational Programme
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OP10 - Contaminant-Based Program |
| Focal Area |
International Waters |
| GEF Allocation to
project |
6.35M US$ |
| Total Cost of the
project: |
12.48M US$ |
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| Partners: |
| Lead Implementing Agency |
United Nations Development Programme |
| Executing Agencies |
United Nations Office of
Project Services
(UNOPS)
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| Project Description: |
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The overall objective of this project is to improve the
management of transboundary water systems by increasing the
capacity to identify, disseminate and replicate best practices
and lessons learned across the GEF IW projects. This objective
will be achieved through a suite of learning exchanges,
knowledge sharing activities, joint demonstration activities,
and related capacity building Information Communication
Technologies (ICT) activities among GEF supported IW projects
and their partners. In pursuit of its global objective,
IW:LEARN will improve GEF IW projects’ information base,
replication efficiency, transparency, stakeholder ownership
and sustainability of benefits through: A.Facilitation of
access to information on transboundary water resources among
GEF IW projects B.Structured learning among GEF IW projects
and cooperating partners C.Biennial International Waters
Conferences D.Testing innovative approaches to strengthen
implementation of the IW portfolio E.Fostering partnerships to
sustain benefits of IW:LEARN and associated technical support.
The present proposal clearly builds on the results achieved
during the experimental phase of IW LEARN, recently concluded,
and incorporates the findings of its final indipendent
evaluation. In view of the great interest raised by and
successes of the experimental phase (implemented by UNDP), all
three agencies have decided to jointly implement the the
follow up project presently
proposed. | |
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