Evaluación de la Huella de Agua – ISO 14.046. Metodologías para la evaluación, verificación y comunicación de la huella de agua de un producto, servicio o negocio
El Eje Temático Mapeo de Actores – Desarrollo de Capacidades, surge como uno de los grupos de trabajo priorizados por los Puntos Focales (PFs) gubernamentales que participaron de la reunión de lanzamiento de RALCEA que tuvo o lugar en Quito durante los días 29-31 de Octubre 2010
TALLER RALCEA
EJE MAPEO DE ACTORES Y DESAROLLO DE CAPACIDADES
LIMA- PERU- 24-26 JUNIO 2014
Se adjuntan aquí las presentaciones de los cursos de los diferentes países, así como las presentaciones de AECID, STP del CODIA y del IAI, en el marco del Taller RALCEA.
The NEPAD Western African Network of Centres of Excellence aim is to promote cooperation and knowledge transfer between organisations involved in water research in the region. It currently consists of five institutions from four countries in the Western African -Region.
These institutions include:
The European Commission through the Joint Research Centre (JRC) funded a support project to the AU/NEPAD Network of Water Centres of Excellence in Western Africa to help improve the impact of African research and development on the water resources sector and enable Africa to benefit from the diversity of institutions and programmes available across the continent.
Below you can find the project's results, click on each link to download the documents.
Deliverable 1 - Western Africa comparative stakeholder analysis
Knust- Ghana Water Sector Stakeholders Capacity Analysis
UCAD-Senegal Water Sector Stakeholders Capacity Analysis
U.Benin- Nigeria Water Sector Stakeholders Capacity Analysis
NWRI- Nigeria Water Sector Stakeholders Capacity Analysis
Deliverable 2 - Western CoE Joint training course - River Basin and Water Resources Management
Joint training course development report
Module 1 - IWRM (UCAD)
Module 2 - Water Allocation and Demand Management (KNUST)
Module 3 - Environmental Impact Assessment (U. Benin)
Module 4 - Post-construction monitoring and evaluation (U.Benin)
Module5 - Conflict Resolution (NWRI)
Deliverable 3 - Western Africa regional data sharing for climate variability impact on water resources availability (L-moments)
The management of freshwater resources and related services is of critical importance to healthy social, economic and political well-being of a society. Stresses exerted on the world's water resources by the increasing demand from growing populations with changing consumption patterns and the destruction of water quality from pollution as a result of poor environmental management, are placing water increasingly higher on the international agenda, including that of climate change.