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Photos placed in horizontal position with even amount of white space between photos and header Sandia National Laboratories is a multi-program laboratory managed and operated by Sandia Corporation, a wholly owned subsidiary of Lockheed Martin Corporation, for the U.S. Department of Energy’s National Nuclear Security Administration under contract DE-AC04-94AL SAND NO XXXXP Institutional Resilience & Adaptive Capacity Utton Center Conference: Water Resilience in a Time of Uncertainty Elizabeth Kistin Keller, Ph.D Unclassified Sandia National Laboratories is a multi-program laboratory managed and operated by Sandia Corporation, a wholly owned subsidiary of Lockheed Martin Corporation, for the U.S. Department of Energy’s National Nuclear Security Administration under contract DE-AC04-94AL SAND PE

Overview Transboundary water cooperation can both enable and constrain adaptive capacity, or the ability of riparian states to recognize and respond to changing circumstances. Experience in the Orange-Senqu River Basin in southern Africa demonstrates how a deeper understanding of problem structure and power dynamics can illuminate opportunities for strengthening institutional resilience.  Key Components of Adaptive Capacity  Experience in the Orange-Senqu River Basin  Opportunities for Strengthening Institutional Resilience Unclassified

Adaptive Capacity ComponentSub-Components Information Management Collection, exchange, credibility, and compatibility Institutional Flexibility Allocation mechanisms, drought provisions, amendment and review process, revoking clauses, managing organizations, willingness to alter strategies Actor Networks Activity between basin managers, technical and political representatives, government sectors, basin organizations and stakeholders CapitalFinancial, technical and ecological Sources: Yohe and Tol 2002; McCaffrey 2003; Smit and Wandel 2006; Raadgever et al Unclassified

Orange-Senqu Basin Unclassified Source: Kistin and Ashton (2008)

Orange-Senqu Governance Regime Unclassified Source: Kistin and Ashton (2008). Note: JIA=Joint Infrastructure Association; JPTC=Joint Permanent Technical Committee; JPWC=Joint Permanent Water Commission; LHDA=Lesotho Highlands Development Authority; LHWC=Lesotho Highlands Water Commission; ORASECOM=Orange-Senqu River Commission; PWC=Permanent Water Commission; TCTA=Trans-Caledon Tunnel Authority.

Experience in the Orange-Senqu Basin Institutional Flexibility Unclassified  Formal treaties contain ample flexibility mechanisms.  However, the ability to invoke and operationalize these flexibility mechanisms is dependent on political negotiations influenced by problem structure and power dynamics.  Mechanisms for strengthening institutional resilience have to be tailored to shift power, interests, uncertainty and commitment requirements.

Experience in the Orange-Senqu Basin Institutional Flexibility Unclassified

Experience in the Orange-Senqu Basin Institutional Flexibility Unclassified DriversManifestations in the Orange-Senqu Problem Structure Interest Asymmetry Uncertainty Commitment Requirements Namibia, as the downstream riparian, has a strong interest in basin-wide planning and allocation. South Africa has a strong interest in maintaining the status quo and a zero- sum mentality Allocation alternatives are intangible Basin managers feel like they are constantly positioning themselves, their Ministry and their country for negotiations Power Dynamics Geographic Material Bargaining Ideational South African representatives block discussion of allocation or bilateral projects in the basin-wide forum, influencing the scope of analysis conducted Delegations draw on discourses of necessity, possibility, priority, efficiency and contributions to construct facts and limitations

Experience in the Orange-Senqu Basin Strengthening Institutional Resilience Unclassified  Informal Discussion Space  Benefit-sharing Frameworks  Participatory Modeling  Interdisciplinary Networks & Leaders

Questions? Elizabeth Kistin Keller, Ph.D. National Security Studies Sandia National Laboratories P. O. Box 5800, MS 0417 Albuquerque, NM Unclassified

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Experience in the Orange-Senqu Basin Information Management Impact of the Orange-Senqu water regime on information management Observed Changes Regime Contributions External FactorsRemaining Barriers CollectionIncreasedJoint StudiesStudies by national govs, parastatal orgs, private companies, and universities Financial resources, political priorities ExchangeIncreasedTreaty Requirements, Interpersonal relationships, joint studies Change in regional political context, technological advances, regional monitoring initiatives Political reluctance, staff capacity, competition within the private sector Credibility & Compatibility Moderate Increase Technology trainings, interpersonal relationships, joint studies Change in regional political context, regional monitoring initiatives Lack of data protocol or minimum standards, cost of new equipment and training, political reluctance Source: Kistin 2010 Unclassified

Experience in the Orange-Senqu Basin Actor Networks Impact of the Orange-Senqu Water Regime on Actor Networks Type of Network Overall Impact Regime Contributions External FactorsRemaining Barriers Basin ManagersStrongRegular meetingsConferences, field visits, prior relationships Staff turnover Technical & Political Representatives MixedMeetingsNational Department Structures Communication IntersectoralWeak-WorkshopsCommunication Time and resources Basin Organizations & Stakeholders WeakRoadmap (ORASECOM); NGO forum (LHWP) NGO partnerships, donor funding, political context Political reluctance Institutional design Source: Kistin Note: NGO = Non-governmental Organization; ORASECOM = Orange-Senqu River Commission; LHWP = Lesotho Highlands Water Project Unclassified