Towards a water secure world

ABOUT GWP-SAS
ABOUT
The Global Water Partnership South Asia (GWP SAS) is a constituent of the GWP network. GWP SAS represents in Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka linked to the global network through the respective Country Water Partnerships (CWPs).
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WHO

Careers

People

Governance

HOW

Strategy

Our Mission and Vision

Key Objectives

WHY

About IWRM
WE ACT
WE ACT
Global Water Partnership South Asia's (GWP SAS's) activities are carried out with the aim of increasing regional cooporation towards IWRM implementation in the region.
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CHANGE AND IMPACT

GWP SAS NewsFlow

News and Activities

Impact Stories

Events

28th RC Meeting, 2022

23rd RC and 7th GA

EPIC response

29th RC Meeting, 2023

THEMES

WACREP

APAN

Learning Deltas Asia Initiative

Youth

WACDEP Pan Asia

GCF: 2nd Readiness Sri Lanka

GWL Nepal

CAMPAIGNS

#ActOnSDG6

#Youth for Water and Climate

#Watergoal

GWP@20

COVID-19

GWP Response
LEARN
LEARN
GWP SAS generates and dissaminate critical information about Intergrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) through the CWPs and its partners. We develop knowledge products and conduct capacity bulding activities aiming improved water security in South Asia.
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IWRM TOOLBOX

About the IWRM ToolBox

The Enabling Environment (A)

Institutional Arrangements (B)

Management Instruments (C)

CAPACITY BUILDING

About Capacity Building

IWRM Capacity Building

Thematic Capacity Building

KNOWLEDGE RESOURCES

Knowledge Search

Global Resources

Regional Resources

Case Studies

Posters
PARTNER
PARTNER
GWP Network is open to all organisations that recognise the principles of IWRM endorsed by the Network. At present GWP SAS has more than 450 South Asian Regional partners.
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Careers

Consultant-Youth

BECOME A PARTNER

GWP Policy on Partners

Apply Now

Become a GWP SAS Partner

EXISTING PARTNERS

Network meeting

Meet GWP Partners

PARTNER SEARCH

Strategic Allies

Regional Water Partnerships

Country Water Partnerships
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
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