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Dr. Jean-Marie KILESHYE ONEMA- WaterNet Dialogue on Water Governance- Fortaleza 23 November 2015 CAPACITY BUILDING IN SOUTHERN AFRICA: INSIGHTS FROM A NETWORK APPROACH CAPACITY BUILDING IN SOUTHERN AFRICA: INSIGHTS FROM A NETWORK APPROACH
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A network for capacity building in IWRM WaterNet Trust 75 members All SADC countries except Seychelles A SADC Subsidiary institution
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Funded by Netherlands Ministry of Development Cooperation Special Projects (led by Trust or led by members) Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (ends 2011) Governance Education (Msc, PhD)
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Core hosts (registering universities) Specialisation hosts (option modules and linked masters degrees) A SADC Subsidiary institution Guest lecturers drawn from regional and international institutions
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Some Figures… Population 277 million (39- 80% rural) Adult literacy rate by sex: Female (54-95%) Male ( 36-94%) Net enrolment rate Secondary Level (as low as 12%) Average Government Debt (2011; % of GDP) 40.4% 12 of the best 30 Universities in Africa are in South Africa (ranking July 2015).
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Some Figures… Graduated more than 450 students (42% women) Master in IWRM programme; 95% of WaterNet alumni are currently working in Southern or East Africa, 57% of the graduates return to the same employer as before their Masters programme and 49% are in permanent positions. 40% of the alumni work in the state sector. Trained 1268 (32% women) through 54 short courses, Organized 15 regional symposia with follow through of 4 published books and 14 journal special issues.
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RSAP IV CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK 2016-2020 Government Management Water Infrastructure Development Water Supply & Sanitation Energy Security Water for Industrial Development Food Security Safety for 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 Infrastructure Development Sustainability thru IWRM & Nexus Approaches Sustainability through WRM Approach Water Resources Development & Management RBOs Establishment & Strengthening Island States and Coastal Areas ‘ Interventions Improve Resilience against Climate Change Capacity Building and Operational Research Water Economics and Financing Com, Awareness Creation & Stakeholder Participation
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WaterNet Approach-Way Forward
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The 193-Member United Nations General Assembly formally adopted the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development on 25 September 2015, along with a set of bold new Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
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Thank you, Obrigado, Gracias, Merci
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