INMACOM ES noted that continuous learning & collaboration are essential for strengthening transboundary water governance. The benchmarking exchange visit is helping INMACOM in gaining valuable insights into institutional development & governance frameworks.
The ES of ZAMCOM Mr. Felix Ngamlagosi in his opening remarks highlighted that the benchmarking exchange visit to @ZAMBEZICOM will provide a valuable platform for knowledge sharing, institutional learning, & regional cooperation among INMACOM Member States and partners.
This week, the Incomati and Maputo Watercourse Commission (INMACOM) embarks on a benchmarking exchange visit with the Zambezi Watercourse Commission (ZAMCOM) in Zimbabwe.
The benchmarking exchange is expected to strengthen regional cooperation, improve institutional performance, and contribute to sustainable and resilient management of shared water resources.
INMACOM is implementing the UNDP Eswatini-GEF Project Strengthening Integrated Transboundary Management of the Incomati and Maputo River Basins in Eswatini, South Africa & Mozambique. The project is funded by @theGEF, implemented by the @UNDPEswatini & executed by GWPSA.
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@GwpTanzania CWP was established to mobilise & facilitate action towards integrated, equitable & efficient management & sustainable use of water resources in #Tanzania.
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@GwpTanzania CWP provided technical contribution to advancing the Zanzibar Water Investment Programme, launched in March 2022 to mobilise more than US$665.5 million in investments between 2022 and 2027.
#Tanzania CWP aims to strengthen water security & climate resilience by supporting the implementation of national & Zanzibar water investment programmes, advancing groundwater research, and promoting sustainable, integrated water resources management.
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Cameroon, the Central African Republic, Chad, Niger and Nigeria opened inception workshop for the US$11.7 mn @adaptationfund project, "Integrated Water Resources Management and Early Warning System for Climate Change Resilience in the Lake Chad Basin."
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Cette étape vise à consolider les documents afin qu’ils reflètent les recommandations des participants avant leur transmission à l’équipe de Global Water Partenaship Eastern Africa.
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Avant la soumission des notes conceptuelles de ces 2 projets à l’équipe de @GWP_EA, une séance de travail permettra de vérifier que l’expert chargé de leur élaboration a bien intégré les contributions, observations et amendements formulés par les participants lors de cet atelier.
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Le projet PIPAG/RCC-Nkingira (Projet d’intégration des pratiques agroécologiques sensibles au genre pour la résilience communautaire face aux effets du changement Climatique), consacré à l’intégration de pratiques agroécologiques sensibles au genre.
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Le projet KANYARU, intitulé «Protéger les bassins versants de la rivière Kanyaru grâce à une adaptation fondée sur les écosystèmes et tenant compte du climat, afin de renforcer la résilience des communautés», vise à préserver un écosystème stratégique partagé et vital.
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Ce 28 octobre 2026, @BMineagrie, en collaboration avec Global Water Partnership Eastern Africa @GWP_EA, a organisé un atelier de validation des notes conceptuelles des projets KANYARU et PIPAG/RCC-Nkingira.
@GWPnews @GWPSAF @theGCF
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How can Burundi turn priority water-sector ideas into stronger proposals for climate finance? Happening now in🇧🇮 over 40 stakeholders are reviewing & validating concept notes for potential submission to the @theGCF under the @_AfricanUnion AIP Multi-Country GCF Readiness Project.
GWP-Eswatini has achieved full accreditation with GWP, strengthening its role in advancing water security and climate resilience. With GWPSA and JRBA-PB support, it is focused on mobilising climate finance and delivering practical solutions.
#GWPEswatini #WaterSecurity #IWRM
The Namibian Water Partnership, also known as GWP Namibia, is a not-for-profit action network of institutionally diverse partner organisations and individuals, launched in February 2001, to effectively address water-related challenges and deliver water-related services.
The CWP aims to provide a platform at the country level that seeks to create stakeholders dialogue & collaboration in the betterment of water & related natural resource management to ensure their sustainable development, ensuring adequate access to water & sanitation services.
Namibia is currently hosting the @GWPnews headquarters, demonstrating commitment to helping resolve global water & sanitation challenges.
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