Making water work for local governments and helping local governments work for water: ten top tips for integration in water management

The set of materials entitled “Local Government and Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM)” aims to assist Local Governments with active participation in IWRM. The information provided addresses both the theory and practice of developing and implementing a process through which the IWRM principles of social equity, economic efficiency and environmental sustainability can be applied. The materials are primarily targeted at Local Government officials, but are considered equally useful for individuals and organisations that work with Local Governments in the management of water resources. The IWRM set of materials consists of the following four parts: Part I: Reaping the Benefits – How Local Governments Gain from IWRM Part II: Understanding the Context – The Role of Local Government in IWRM Part III: Engaging in IWRM – Practical Steps and Tools for Local Governments Part IV: Making Water Work for Local Governments – Ten Top Tips for Integration in Water Management The materials are an output of LoGo Water1, a research project aimed at improving the capacity of Local Governments to implement IWRM, thus contributing to the achievement of waterrelated Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). The complete set is available to download from www.iclei-europe.org/logowater

Reaping the benefits - how local governments gain from IWRM

The set of materials entitled “Local Government and Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM)” aims to assist Local Governments with active participation in IWRM. The information provided addresses both the theory and practice of developing and implementing a process through which the IWRM principles of social equity, economic efficiency and environmental sustainability can be applied. The materials are primarily targeted at Local Government officials, but are considered equally useful for individuals and organisations that work with Local Governments in the management of water resources. The IWRM set of materials consists of the following four parts: Part I: Reaping the Benefits – How Local Governments Gain from IWRM Part II: Understanding the Context – The Role of Local Government in IWRM Part III: Engaging in IWRM – Practical Steps and Tools for Local Governments Part IV: Making Water Work for Local Governments – Ten Top Tips for Integration in Water Management The materials are an output of LoGo Water1, a research project aimed at improving the capacity of Local Governments to implement IWRM, thus contributing to the achievement of waterrelated Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). The complete set is available to download from www.iclei-europe.org/logowater

Engaging in IWRM - practical steps and tools for local governments : training handbook

The set of materials entitled “Local Government and Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM)” aims to assist Local Governments with active participation in IWRM. The information provided addresses both the theory and practice of developing and implementing a process through which the IWRM principles of social equity, economic efficiency and environmental sustainability can be applied. The materials are primarily targeted at Local Government officials, but are considered equally useful for individuals and organisations that work with Local Governments in the management of water resources. The IWRM set of materials consists of the following four parts: Part I: Reaping the Benefits – How Local Governments Gain from IWRM Part II: Understanding the Context – The Role of Local Government in IWRM Part III: Engaging in IWRM – Practical Steps and Tools for Local Governments Part IV: Making Water Work for Local Governments – Ten Top Tips for Integration in Water Management The materials are an output of LoGo Water1, a research project aimed at improving the capacity of Local Governments to implement IWRM, thus contributing to the achievement of waterrelated Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). The complete set is available to download from www.iclei-europe.org/logowater