1. TECHNICAL COMMITTEE
Road Map 2014-2016
Mohamed AIT KADI
TEC/RWPS Meeting
Stockholm, August 29, 2013

2. TEC’sRoadMap2010-2013
1. Creating useful knowledge
 An ambitious publication portfolio
{6BP+5PP+3TFP+4PB+4SR+1KN}
 GWP/Dundee KC Scholarship Programme
 Assembling 2 COP DSS (WWF6) & WSI (GWP-EC)
2. A new engagement with the Regions & KP
 Making “deep dives” in the Regions – 6 Regional Workshops –
MED + SAS+ SA/EA+CA+CEE+ SEA
 Making the Knowledge Chain work
PP + TFP
3. Influencing the international debate
 Participating in major regional/international events: WWF6,
RIO+20, WTO, SWWW, Water&Energy Summits, HLCWC….
 Engaging with Partners: UN WATER, SIWI, WB-GWMATE, DHI,
WWC…

3. TEC Publications 2011 2012 2013
Publications Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4
IWRM &Social Equity BP PB
Water Securiy / indicators PP BP?
PEC?
The Economics of Water Security BP PB
Transboundary Cooperation HB BP PB
IUWM PP BP PB
Synthesis Report of SAS Workshop SR
Proceedings of SA/ES Workshop SR
Exploring the role of water security in
regional economic development
KN
Water Demand Management - The
Mediterranean Experience
TFP
Groundwater Management
GWM – Agriculture
GWM- Urban
E/HJ
PP
PP
BP?
Water & Food Security TFP
Water in the Green Economy PP
Modeling/DSS TFP
CEE - Regional Workshop IDM SR
CA - Regional Workshop
Water & Food Security
SR
SEA Regional Wrkshop SR?

4. Road Map 2014-2016
Food & Water
Security
Resilience
Climate Change
Urbanisation
Energy &
Water
Security
Transboundary
Cooperation
 Water Security
 Economics
 Indicators
 Land & Water
Mamagement
Ecosystems
& WS

5. TEC
1. What are the challenges?
2. What is GWP’s role?
3. What is the current state
of the art?
4. What are GWP’s
achievements?
5. What are the proposed
goals?
6. What are the proposed
acivities
7. What are the outputs
8. How the output will be
used
9. What are the expected
impacts?
RWPS
1. What are the regional
challenges?
2. Why GWP is well placed
to address these
challenges?
3. What are the
achievements?
4. What are the proposed
activities?
5. How the regional
exoertise /partners will
be involved
6. What are the expected
outputs
7. What are the expected
impacts?

6. Summary of outputs
PP +
BP
TFP CP Other
Pub
RW Training
Courses
KM/P PC/R C
Economics WS X
WS/ Indicators X X XX X
Transboundary X X X X
Climate Change
Urbanisation X X X X X
Land & Water X X
Energy & WS X X X X
Ecosystems

7. Making the Knowledge Chain work!
KP/SA
Provide an accessible and high
quality scientific / empirical knowledge
base
Paricipate to shared publications
/Knowledge products
Provide technical and policy advice
and support on issues of specific
relevance to regional and country
needs
TEC
Provide clear insights to lead and
inform policy and decision makers on
IWRM issues
Produce high quality, peer reviewed
and evidence based information,
background material and policy briefs
shared publications..
RWP/CWP
RTG
Establish strategic priorities in which
information, knowledge and expertise
is needed to solve practical problems
faced by the Region/Country
Promote the emergence of knowledge
networks and mobilize Centers of
Excellence as Collaborative Centers
at Regional/Country levels
Provide technical and policy advice
and support on issues of specific
relevance to regional and country
needs
GWPO/SEC
Coordinate & Promote the Provision /Sharing of Knowledge/Experiences
Integrate Knowledge as part of the Communications culture of the GWP Network
Identify technical needs & Coordinate with the regions

8. 1. Concept Note
2. Perspectives paper
3. Regional case studies,
feedback and validation
4. Background paper
Knowledge
partners
RWP
CWP
RTAC
Operational methodology
Publication
proposal
Template

9. Engagement with the regions – needs
identified
•Publication proposal
•Incentive for contribution
•Clear instructions for feedback
•Clear rational for regions’ involvement
•GWP support for process – define and assign
responsibilities
•Timetable setting, monitoring and enforcing