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Nigeria Integrated Water Resources Management

Nigeria Integrated Water Resources Management. Water Resources Management Reform Program Background. Objectives.

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Nigeria Integrated Water Resources Management

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  1. NigeriaIntegrated Water Resources Management Water Resources Management Reform Program Background

  2. Objectives • The objective of the reform program is to establish effective, efficient, functional and implementablepolicy, legislation, institutional arrangements and development strategies for integrated water resources management in Nigeria which will enable water resources to be developed, utilised and protected to the benefit of all in order to support achievement of economic & development goals, equity and the eradication of poverty.

  3. Important points • Following program has been designed but needs to be assessed by all stakeholders/ organizations • Critical factor- all aspects are flexible • Importance of the involvement of all stakeholders/organizations in design and implementation of program

  4. Proposed Reform Cycle Review Phase Policy Development Phase Thematic Review Institutional (IDF) Review Completed 1) Principles and detailed policy development Reform Phase 1) Legislative Reform-Dev. Of Water Law 2) Institutional Rationalisation 3) WRM Strategic Planning(Updating of WR Master Plan) Implementation Phase

  5. Thematic Review • Thematic groups • Legal & Regulatory • Institutional • Economics and financing • Information and database • International waters • Assets & Assets Management • Environment • Current status - Reports received • Establishment of consultation fora in selected communities up to LG level in certain States

  6. Detailed Review (IDF) of Public WRM Institutions • Executed with IDF Grant • Consultancy by Royal Haskoning • Project completed with Action Plan for complete sector reform

  7. What next?

  8. Reform Program Thematic Review: synthesizing of reports completed. Policy Development: A National Water Resources Policy, comprising a set of Policy Principles and detailed policy-Final Draft completed June 2004. [Based on the Thematic Review + other best practices] Water Law: A new/revised Water Resources Management Law [Based on the National Policy] Inst. Restructuring: A program for rationalising and restructuring of water resources management institutions [Based on revised legislation and National Policy] Implementation: A National Strategic Plan for the development, utilisation and protection of water resources (including review of 1995 Master Plan) [to implement National Policy and revised legislation]

  9. Governance of the process • National Steering Committee: Ministers of relevant Ministries & Chairmen of Water Committees of the National Assembly - Chaired by Minister of FMWR • Internal Steering Committee: Chaired by Permanent Secretary, Members - Directors • Stakeholder consultation • Public awareness

  10. Common project format • Preparation of draft documents by Ministry using National Consultants • Support and review by International Experts • Consultation processes • Finalization of draft documents • Approval/Adoption

  11. IMPLEMENTATION Reform program sequencing Review Project Policy development Legislative Reform Institutional Reform WRMStrategicPlanning

  12. Key points of the Programmme • National political process • Legislative program and elections • Importance of sequence • Each element builds on the previous element • Importance of process • Involve stakeholders in process on whom implementation will depend • Urgent issues • Synchronize implementation with related national reform programs

  13. The end

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