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Framework for Preparation Process
Participants
Virtual Water
Forum
Organizer
Government
Water Action Unit
Secretariat, WWF3
IAM
Water Voice
Sessions
Session Reports,
& Statements
Ministerial
Conference
interaction
Interaction
World Water Actions &
Forum Conclusion
Ministerial
Declaration
Official Sessions’ Registration
• Period： June 21 – Oct. 31st, 2002
• Results： 348 Proposed sessions
UN Organizations : 29 sessions
International Organizations : 89 sessions
Governments : 30 sessions
Other Organizations (Including local NGOs) :
200 sessions
Total :348 sessions
Number of sessions from each region
11
104
53
162
18
Total： 348 sessions
Africa
Americas
Europe
Middle East
Asia & Pacific
Major Themes and Regions
Issues
(18)
Topics
(2)
Major
Groups
(8)
Special
Programs
(5)
Regions
(5)
Water & Poverty, Water for Peace, Governance,
IWRM & Basin Management, Food & Environment,
Water & Climate, Water & Cities,
Water Supply & Sanitation, Nature & Environment,
Agriculture, Education & Capacity Building, Floods,
Energy, Cultural Diversity, Groundwater,
Information, Financing Water Infrastructure,
Water & Transport
Dam & Sustainable Development
Public Private Partnership
Youth, Children, Journalist, CEO, Union,
Science Technology & Management, Gender,
Water Development Partners Panel
Parliamentarians, World Water Actions,
World Water Assessment Programme,
Ministers' Meeting for Food, Agriculture & Water
Water, Life & Medical Care
Asia & Pacific, Middle East & Mediterranean, Europe,
Africa, Americas
Structure of Forum Outputs
Forum conclusion
38 Major Thematic/Regional Statements
348 Session Reports
3,000 Water Actions (good practices)
5,000 Comments in Virtual Water Forum
(Innovative ideas & convincing arguments)
24,000 Water Voices
(Needs & Wisdoms at grass roots level)
Link Between the Forum and MC
March 16 -
Forum
March 22, 23
Reports
World Water Actions
Major Theme /
Region
Statement
Participation
Sessions
March 21
Session
Reports
MSD
SOM
Direct Communication
Ministerial
Conference
Proposed Theme of the Ministerial Conference
Drinking Water and Sanitation
Food Supply and Rural Development
Pollution Prevention and Environmental
Conservation
Disaster Mitigation and Risk Management
Water Resources Management and Benefit
Sharing
Matching MC Themes & Forum Statements
Drinking Water and Sanitation
 Water Supply, Sanitation, Hygiene and Water Pollution
 Water and Cities
 Water and Poverty
 Water, Life and Medical Care
 Financing Water Infrastructure
 Public Private Partnership
Food Supply and Rural Development
 Water, Food and Environment
 Agriculture, Food and Water
 Ministers’ Meeting on “Water, Food and Agriculture”
Pollution Prevention and Environmental Conservation
 Water, Nature and Environment
Water, Education and Capacity Building
Water and Cultural Diversity
Groundwater
Water and Transport
Disaster Mitigation and Risk Management
 Water and Climate
 Floods
 Water and Information
Water Resources Management and Benefit Sharing
 Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) and Basin
Management
 Water and Governance
 Water for Peace
 Dams and Sustainable Development
 Water and Energy
THEMATIC & REGIONAL STATEMENT:
KEY COMPONENTS
Key Issues
Actions
Recommendations
Commitments
Recommended Action Plans
Preamble
Best
practices
Challenges
Good
lessons
Problem
statement
Impact(s) / Solutions
to mitigate crisis
Crisis
situation

Recommended
(long term) goals
 Recommended
(short term) targets


Partnerships
Obstacles
Tools to overcome
obstacles
 Indicators
Monitoring & Evaluation
Statement Analysis on MC Proposed Themes
KEY ISSUES
 Current inadequate situations
Impact on various sectors (social, economic,
environmental … etc) by water & vice versa
 Existence of conflicting objectives/target
 Needs for new strategy/knowledge for risk
management & Governing water
Improvement of decision making process
ACTIONS
Multi stakeholder involvement (e.g. Integrated
management of land & water for protection of ecosystems)
Partnerships (e.g. International Floods Network)
Attempts to facilitate Dialogue between
related/conflicted stakeholders
(e.g. Dialogue on Water, Food and Environment)
Guideline (e.g. Hydropower Sustainability Guideline)
New policies/knowledge for Water Management
(e.g. actions to integrate climate variability and change into
water policies)
Better Governance (e.g. guardians of groundwater)
Sharing information for decision making
(e.g. Mitigation of natural disasters - floods)
From fragmentation to integration
(e.g. preparing national IWRM strategies)
Raising Awareness (e.g. WASH Campaign)
Recommendations (examples)
 Developing concrete and feasible action plan
Promoting efficient water use measures
Prioritizing/concretizing water problems for
national/regional policy
Sharing knowledge and action among
stakeholders
Identifying new ways to provide funds for water
infrastructures
Regional Statements
Identifying regional water issues
Preparation of “Regional” strategy for
water management
Capacity building
Policy formulation for effective water
governance
Stakeholder participation & role of private
sectors
Process of Drafting Forum Conclusions
Draft Statement from Coordinators
Drafting Conclusion
Draft Conclusion – put on Website
February 20
Comments by General
Public
Deadline for Comments
March 5
Revising Conclusion
March 15
Semi Final Draft of Forum Conclusion
Comments by
Forum: Mar.16-23
Coordinators
Announcement of Forum Conclusion
March 23
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