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Explore the Water Resilience Hub’s curated tools and resources by target audience, thematic area, or material type.
Displaying 21 - 30 of 153BasinGuide: A Guide to River Basin Planningby Alluvium, Access Water Management, University of Technology Sydney Institute for Sustainable FuturesPublication BasinGuide is a practical reference for undertaking river basin planning based on Australia’s experience in managing water scarcity. This guide presents seven iterative stages for managing water resources by collaboratively establishing plans and governance arrangements to distribute water resources, resolve water disputes, improve water quality, meet energy needs, mitigate floods and adapt to climate change. BasinGuide is intended to be used at a range of levels of government, from Ministerial to officers designing and implementing policy, as well as at provincial, regional, state and national levels. This guide is also intended to support non-government organisations, community, and stakeholder groups who are integral to achieving successful river basin planning outcomes. |
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Charles Sturt UniversityTechnology A collaborative project with the Food and Agriculture Organization to improve water resources management in Indonesia by implementing a spatial analysis framework to identify river connectivity issues. |
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City Service Delivery Assessment for Citywide Inclusive Sanitation - Tool and User Guideby Inclusive sanitation in Practice, 2019Tool The City Service Delivery Assessment (CSDA) complements the Shit Flow Diagrams to assess why the situation is as it is. It provides a process for working with stakeholders to assess the enabling environment for citywide inclusive sanitation and to present the results in a simple and accessible way. The CSDA User Guide explains how the CSDA tool works and provides recommendations on how to use it with stakeholders. |
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City Water Resilience Approach (CWRA)by Arup and Stockholm International Water Institute (SIWI)Tool City Water Resilience Approach (CWRA) enables cities, regions and water companies to take a holistic view of their water systems, inform decision-makers of a strategy to take forward and collaboratively build resilience to local water challenges. It provides a detailed step-wise methodology coupled with tools and resources that guide cities to bring a wide range of stakeholders together to share their perspectives; diagnosing what helps and hinders the water system to function when faced with shocks and stresses, and collaboratively develop and implement a water resilience action plan. CWRA and the associated tools are globally applicable. |
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City-Wide Inclusive Sanitation Services Assessment and Planning (CWIS SAP) Toolby Athena Infonomics, in collaboration with Eastern and Southern Africa Water and Sanitation Regulators Association and AguaconsultTool The CWIS SAP tool helps decision-makers compare the outcomes of different sanitation interventions or investments. The tool analyzes and illustrates how each proposed intervention is likely to affect the equity, financial sustainability and safety of sanitation services in an urban area. The CWIS SAP tool is designed in collaboration with regulators and service providers to assist in evaluating a variety of options and prioritizing those that cost-effectively and equitably expand access to safely managed sanitation. |
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Clay-ripening Pilot ProjectTechnology Investigate by which innovative methods, soft sediment can be converted in a profitable manner into usable clay, so that an economic base can be laid under the desired mud extraction on the Eems Dollard estuary. |
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Climate Action and Support Transparency Training Adaptation Academyby UNFCCCTraining The CASTT Adaptation Academy aims to enhance the ability of developing countries to conduct vulnerability and adaptation assessments, prepare and report, in timely manner, information resulting from such assessments and the implementation of national adaptation actions, including their Nationally Determined Contributions for their national communications, biennial update reports, and biennial transparency reports under the measurement, reporting and verification (MRV) arrangements of the Convention and the Enhanced Transparency Framework (ETF) of the Paris Agreement. |
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Climate change and water security in the Indo-Pacific region: Risks, responses, and a framework for actionby Australian Water PartnershipPublication Water insecurity has become a global challenge. Scattered evidence of climate change impacts on water security is emerging, and actions taken to manage climate risks are under-reported. This report suggests that management focus should be based on socioecological zones rather than political boundaries because climate risks vary according to these zones. The report presents a framework for action based on a risk management approach at the socioecological zone level. |
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Climate Resilient City Tool (CRCTool)by DeltaresTool The Climate Resilient City Tool (CRCTool) is an interactive online tool and is easy to use by both experts and non-experts in the field of urban planning and adaptation. |
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Community Voices: An Australian Perspective on Community and Stakeholder Engagementby Australian Water PartnershipPublication The Australian Water Partnership commissioned Community Voices to provide an Australian perspective on the complexity and challenges of water reform from a community perspective. It represents an important contribution to the Australian water reform journey in addition to the technical and policy reform experiences. The stories of Community Voices in Australia bring to the fore a people and community dimension that is rarely shared but is an incredibly important component of water reform. The insights in relation to what has been successful or not are of value to those considering change processes. |