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Towards a water secure world

ABOUT GWP-WAF
A regional organisation based in Ouagadougou
To achieve water security in the region, GWP WA works with partners to help ECOWAS and countries bring solutions to people's water needs
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WHO

History

What is the Network

Overview

Organization and funding

WHY

Sustainable Development Goals

The Need for an Integrated Approach to Water Management

The Water Challenge

HOW

Vision and mission

Principles and Values

ECOWAS Regional Water resources Policy

The Ouagadougou Declaration

2009-2013 Strategy

West Africa Water Vision

RAP/IWRM-WA

Contact us
WE ACT
A partners' based action
Programmes are implemented in collaboration with States, and all categories of organisation and associations to face specific needs at all appropriate levels
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CHANGE AND IMPACT

Interactive Mapping of Change Processes

News & Events

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Publications

Studies

Newsletters

IMPACT STORIES

THEMES

WATER CLIMATE AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME - WACDEP

NEWSLETTER LA CHRONIQUE

Our Past Programmes

#YOURFUTUREYOURCLIMATE

SDG 6 IWRM Support Programme
LEARN
An important knowledge data base
The Network has produced a very importante knowledge data base freely available to all users.
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Pictures and videos

Tools and good practises

Demonstration projects- Factsheets

Studies and Documents

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IWRM TOOLBOX

CAPACITY BUILDING

About Capacity Building

Interactive Mapping of Capacity Building

Thematic Capacity Building

Upcoming

KNOWLEDGE RESOURCES

Knowledge Search

About Knowledge Resources

Global Resources

Regional Resources

Case Studies

CALL FOR CONTRIBUTION
PARTNER
A partners' Network
All categories of organizations can freely join if their share and adhere to the values and principles of the Network.
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BECOME A PARTNER

Why Be a Partner

Policy on Partners

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PARTNERSHIPS

Regional Water Partnerships

Country Water Partnerships

PARTNER SEARCH
GWP Regions
GWP Regions

This is where you can find links to the websites of our Regional Water Partnerships (RWPs). RWPs are closest to the countries where we work. They share knowledge and learning across national boundaries and are expected to have an open, inclusive, and gender-sensitive policies for bringing together as wide a group of stakeholders as possible to solve water problems.
Regional sites

Caribbean

Central Africa

Central America

Central and Eastern Europe

Central Asia and Caucasus

China

Eastern Africa

Mediterranean

South America

South Asia

South East Asia

Southern Africa

West Africa
Languages
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