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IWRM Toolbox

Global Water Partnership IWRM Toolbox is the world's most comprehensive compendium of cutting edge tools, case studies, and technical references on integrated water resources management (IWRM). Tools offer practical advice and step-by-step guidelines to help advance evidence-based action for sustainable water governance.

A. Enabling Environment

A1. Policies

A1.01. Preparation of a National Water Resources Policy

A1.02. Policies with Relation to Water Resources

A1.03. Climate Change Policies

A1.04. Gender and Water Policies

A2. Legal Frameworks

A2.01. Water Rights

A2.02. International Water Law

A2.03. Water Allocation Regimes

A2.04. The Rights of Rivers

A2.05. Human Rights Based Approach

A2.06. Customary Water Law

A3. Planning for IWRM Implementation

A3.01. National IWRM Plans

A3.02. Basin Management Plans

A3.03. Groundwater Management Plans

A3.04. Coastal Zone Management Plans

A3.05. Integrated Urban Water Management Plans

A3.06. Integrated Drought Management Plans

A3.07. Integrated Flood Management Plans

A3.08. National Adaptation Plans

B. Institutional Arrangements and Participation

B1. Regulation and Compliance

B1.01. Regulatory Bodies and Enforcement Agencies

B1.02. Local Authorities

B1.03. Monitoring and Evaluation Bodies

B1.04. Impact Assessment Committees

B1.05. Water Integrity and Anti-corruption

B2. Water Services

B2.01. Public sector water utilities

B2.02. Private sector water service providers

B2.03. Community-based water supply and management organisations

B3. Coordination

B3.01. Transboundary Organisations

B3.02. National Apex Bodies

B3.03. Civil Society Organisations

B3.04. Basin Organisations

B3.05. Multi-Stakeholder Partnerships

B3.06. Institutional Mapping

B4. Capacity Development

B4.01. Information Gathering and Sharing Networks

B4.02. Training Water Professionals

B4.03. Communities of Practice

B5. Addressing Gender Inclusion

B5.01. Gender Analysis

B5.02. Gender Indicators

B5.03. Intersectional Methods

B5.04. Climate Change and Gender

B5.05. Agriculture, Irrigation and Gender

B5.06. WASH and Gender

C. Management Instruments

C1. Assessment Instruments

C1.01. Risk Assessment

C1.02. Vulnerability Assessment

C1.03. Stakeholder Analysis

C1.04. Social Assessment

C1.05. Ecosystem Assessment

C1.06. Environmental Impact Assessment

C1.07. Strategic Environmental Assessment

C1.08. Transboundary Diagnostic Analysis

C1.09. Nexus Framework

C1.10. Source-to-Sea Management

C2. Decision Support Systems

C2.01. Geographic Information System

C2.02. Shared Vision Planning and Collaborative Modelling

C2.03. Serious Games

C2.04. Socio-Hydrological Modelling

C2.05. Monitoring and Evaluation Systems

C3. Efficiency in Water Management

C3.01. Demand Efficiency

C3.02. Supply Efficiency

C3.03. Recycle and Reuse

C3.04. Nature Based Solutions

C4. Economic Instruments

C4.01. Pricing for Water and Water Services

C4.02. Water Markets

C4.03. Tradable Pollution Permits

C4.04. Pollution Charges

C4.05. Subsidies

C4.06. Payments for Ecosystem Services

C5. Promoting Social Change

C5.01. Youth Engagement and Empowerment

C5.02. Behaviour Change Communication

C5.03. Virtual Water

C5.04. Valuing Water

C5.05. Corporate Stewardship

C6. Dialogue

C6.01. Negotiation

C6.02. Facilitation and Mediation

C6.03. Conflict Management

C6.04. Water Diplomacy

D. Finance

D1. Building a Water Investment Rationale

D1.01. Evaluating Water Investments

D1.02. Economic Value of Water

D1.03. Business Model Canvas

D1.04. Water-Related Financial Disclosures

D1.05. Impact Investment Market Maps

D1.06. Gender Responsive Budgeting

D2. Financing Frameworks and Strategies

D2.01. Integrated National Financing Frameworks

D2.02. Strategic Financial Planning

D2.03. Generating Basic Revenues for Water

D2.04. Repayable sources of finance for water

D2.05. Blended Finance

D2.06. Water and Climate Finance

D2.07. Transboundary financing