WATERS IN AFRICA
Million people who benefit from investments influenced by CIWA
Transboundary Institutions supported with CIWA technical assistance and financing
Strategic analyses and knowledge products used to illustrate the evidence base for cooperation
ANNUAL REPORT FY2022
INSIGHTS
TRAINING STUDENTS SHARE THEIR EXPERIENCE OF THE CIWA-FUNDED ENTRO PROGRAM
As part of the Nile Cooperation for Climate Resilience (NCCR) project, the ENTRO internship program has run application cycles for two batches of interns from 2021 – 2022 each with their own primary focus. The most recent batch of interns (March-June 2022) focused primarily on the theme of Transboundary Water Cooperation. Listen to their stories.
If we want to begin to tackle the deep-seated drivers of gender inequality so that women can operate in an environment where their voice and role are truly accepted, we need to be more ambitious.
The Cooperation in International Waters in Africa (CIWA) seeks to promote a broad-based understanding of social inclusion across all levels and sectors of the projects that it supports. The World Bank positions social inclusion as creating opportunities for all people while addressing deep-rooted systemic inequalities. CIWA recognizes the importance of applying a social inclusion lens to its work as part of its commitment to a transformative approach to gender and social inclusion.
