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CIWA Climate Resilience & mitigation Assessment

5.1 Develop water monitoring and information systems 14

5.2 Provide WRM training and expertise to RBOs to improve climate-resilience of
water systems 28

5.3 Develop and implement equitable arrangements for sharing water resources
between competing demands (agriculture, hydropower, industry, and household) 7

5.4 Incorporate climate-related factors (e.g., changes in precipitation, temperature,
runoff, evapotranspiration) in hydromet forecasts, total/seasonal water availability, 9
and water demand and storage planning
5. General water,
sanitation, and
flood protection 5.5 Incorporate climate-related water cycle changes into national and transboundary 6
and water basin planning
Miscellaneous
5.6 Design and implement conjunctive management strategies for groundwater and 5
surface water that incorporate climate-related water cycle changes

5.7 Provide supplemental irrigation, multi-cropping systems, drip irrigation, leveling, 5
and other approaches and technologies that reduce the risk of large crop failures

5.8 Establish core protected areas and buffer zones to safeguard biodiversity and 2
ensure the sustainable use of water to meet livelihoods needs during droughts

5.9 Fill in climate change-related data gaps that hinder policy formulation and 20
implementation

6.1 Improved physical safety of irrigation dams will secure food production systems,
6. Dam safety improve the climate resilience of the hydraulic infrastructure network including dams, 3
and reduce the risk of inundation downstream due to dam failure

7.1 Drought risk management and development of regional efforts on drought
resilience 2

7. Drought risk 7.2 Introduction of digital solutions and innovative financial instruments such as
management drought insurance 1

7.3 Modernization of the management of strategic food reserves for improving
resilience to droughts 1

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