Securing resilient resources
Under the Securing Resilient Resources theme, our work focuses on enhancing water security and climate resilience through strategic framework development, water law harmonisation, and the strengthening of both surface and groundwater governance across major African river basins.
Review of the Okavango River Basin Water Agreement
Analysis of the 1994 Agreement between the riparian states, and recommendations for revising it to improve transboundary water cooperation (followed by revision of the Agreement)
Risk, Vulnerability & Resilience in the Limpopo River Basin
A synthesis of risk and vulnerability to inform investments and actions to build resilience in the Limpopo River Basin
A WEFE Nexus Investment Framework
Guiding the AfDB in selecting, designing, financing, and implementing Water-Energy-Food-Ecosystem Nexus investments
Establishing Groundwater National Focal Groups in the SADC Member States
Improving institutional capacity and supporting decision making towards groundwater investments within the region (one of three projects)
Strengthening Climate Resilience in the Kafue Sub Basin
Climate risk and vulnerability assessment to support resilient investment/interventions (one of several projects covering all Zambia)
Zambezi River Basin Water Laws Equivalence Assessment
Comparison of the ZAMCOM Agreement against applicable national, regional and international agreements including defined options
Training Manual to Develop Funding Proposals for Groundwater in SADC
Capacity to prepare successful funding proposals for sustainable groundwater related infrastructure