This document discusses knowledge and awareness (K&A) and capacity development (CapDev) work packages for the Water and Climate Programme (WCP).
The K&A work package aims to ensure GWP provides cutting-edge knowledge to support integrated water resources management for water security and climate resilience. It will capture existing knowledge, generate new evidence-based knowledge, and disseminate information to stakeholders.
The CapDev work package will build capacity for government planners and GWP teams to develop investments that enhance water security and climate resilience. It will develop training materials and provide on-the-job support to practitioners.
Both work packages establish indicators to monitor outcomes such as the number of knowledge products dissemin
2. Knowledge and Awareness (K&A) Overview
• This package will ensure that GWP will be a provider of
cutting-edge knowledge aimed at supporting the
application of IWRM for water security and climate
resilience.
• Capturing existing knowledge
• Facilitating the generation of new evidence-based
and local context-specific knowledge
• … to ensure that the network continues to support
countries and deliver on the implementation of WCP.
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3. Overall Objective (K&A)
• Institutions and stakeholders access and use
information and knowledge
• Share, package and disseminate information
and knowledge on how to enhance water
security and climate resilient development
• Ensure effective communication with
stakeholders to enhance understanding of
issues
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4. Key Outputs (K&A)
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• Enhanced understanding of the importance of investing
in water security and climate resilience at all levels
• Communication Strategy for water security and climate
resilience
• Articles on water and climate in media
• Information readily available in print and electronically
• Tools developed to support WCP implementation
• Policy briefs, fact sheets, briefing notes on key issues
and outcome stories
5. Types of Activities (K&A)
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• Regions develop WCP communication strategies and
relate to other regional comms strategies
• Ensure Comms/KM capacity in regional secretariats
• Engage journalist networks and media (e.g., training,
participation in stakeholder workshops)
• Experts in RWP and CWPs (+strategic allies) support
development of knowledge products
• Build relationships with Parliamentarians and organise
Inter-Ministerial Roundtables
• Engage national CC negotiators to raise water’s profile
6. Indicator (1)
Number of media features on climate change and water
security linked to the WACDEP
Results which record the number of media features initiated including the
extent of their outreach and anticipated impact
Baseline
2012
Milestone 2014 Milestone 2015 Target 2016
Target 5 10 15 30
Observed
7. Indicator (2)
Number of publications, knowledge products (including
strategic messages) and tools for water security & climate
resilience developed and disseminated
Results which demonstrate an increase in the available knowledge base for
relevant stakeholders
Baseline
2012
Milestone 2014 Milestone 2015 Target 2016
Target 5 10 20 30
Observed
8. Indicator (3)
Number of joint global/regional activities by GWP and
World Bank on climate change and water security which
lead to demonstrable follow-up actions
Results which can be shown to be attributable to collaborative activities
carried out jointly by GWP and WPP
Baseline
2012
Milestone 2014 Milestone 2015 Target 2016
Target 0 2 2 5
Observed
9. Indicator (4)
User satisfaction across knowledge products and services
produced, managed and disseminated by GWP
Results generated from questionnaires and surveys completed by key
users of GWP knowledge products and services
Baseline
2012
Milestone 2014 Milestone 2015 Target 2016
Target 0 30% 50% 65%
Observed
10. Indicator (5)
Number of south-south lesson learning & knowledge
transfers initiatives with commitments for concrete follow up
Results which demonstrate the leverage gained from the implementation of
south-south learning and knowledge transfer initiatives
Baseline
2012
Milestone 2014 Milestone 2015 Target 2016
Target 1 2 3
Observed
12. Capacity Development (CapDev) Overview
• This package will provide capacity for delivering all the
other work packages.
• Primary target: government planners across ministries
• Secondary target: GWP regional and national teams;
and other regional and national stakeholders such
regional economic communities (RECs), river basin
organisations (RBOs), development banks, non-
governmental organisations (NGOs), development
partners and academic institutions.
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13. Overall Objective (CapDev)
• Institutions and stakeholders have enhanced
capacity development
• Ensure there is capacity in the countries to
develop no/low regret investments and integrate
these into national development planning
processes.
• Increase awareness and understanding of tools
that are used to develop these investments.
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14. Key Outputs (CapDev)
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• Capacity Development plan developed
• Training material developed
• Reports on outcome of the capacity building
activities with clear indicators for the capacity
that was built
• Report on local institutions and regional climate
change centres which show enhanced capacity
through clear indicators
15. Types of Activities (CapDev)
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• Consultant and regional teams work to identify needs
• Consultant working with CapNet (and other relevant
service providers) with input from regions develop
training material
• GWP Teams trained during the development of the
training materials – as piloting
• Regional Teams trained to cascade training into
countries
• Local experts provide on-the-job support to practitioners,
identifying and prioritising no/low regrets investments for
WCP
16. Indicator
Number of government institutions/other stakeholders with
demonstrably enhanced capacity to integrate water security and
climate change in the design and implementation of policies, plans &
projects
Results which demonstrate that capacity has been developed among staff of government
institutions/other stakeholders, i.e. results which show with a reasonable degree of
certainty that organisations have gained from (rather than simply been exposed to)
capacity building activities
Baseline
2012
Milestone 2014 Milestone 2015 Target 2016
Target 0 5 16 24
Observed