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Under the India-EU Water Partnership, a two-day workshop was organized on 14 and 15 June 2016 in New Delhi to analyze the problems of governance in the Ganga basin and to identify relevant answers from the experience of the European Union on the following questions: how to manage and plan basin management? What should be the role of a basin organization and how can such structure be established?
The workshop helped to give an overview of the state of water resources in India, the current challenges and plans envisaged to address them. The workshop also provided an overview of European and international experience in Integrated Resource Management in Water (IWRM) at basin level, which helped identify commonalities and potential to adapt in India the tools, methodologies and measures implemented in the European Union to address water management issues.
Fifty participants attended the event, including representatives from water resource managers, experts, researchers and operators of the Indian Central Government (National Mission Ganges -NMCG cleaning, National Mission for Water - NWM) and it Federal States, the European Union and its Member-States.
The International Network of Basin Organizations has contributed by providing its international experience on the structures, mechanisms and challenges of basin organizations.
Useful information
- CommunicationRBMP activities in India besides the Ganga RBMP, implementation status and their coordinationCommunicationJoginder Singh - National Water Mission
- CommunicationEU Water Policy and Technical Principles of RBMPs in the EUCommunicationMarta Moren Abat - DG Environment, European Commission
- CommunicationSpecific issues and challenges regarding the development of RBMP’s in the EU: Example from the NetherlandsCommunicationSteven Visser - Programme Manager EU WFD Rhine-West sub-basin, The Netherlands
- CommunicationSpecific issues and challenges regarding the development of River Basin Management Plans in the EU: Example of a french basin: Adour GaronneCommunicationAline Comeau - Adour Garonne Water Agency
- CommunicationData collection, sharing, processing and dissemination for RBM purposesCommunicationPeter Kristensen, Bo N Jacobsen - EEA
- CommunicationStatus and institutional arrangements of River Basin Management in India: Some analytical insightsCommunicationDinesh Kumar - Institute for Resource Analysis and Policy
- CommunicationInternational overview on River Basin Organizations: Common structures, mechanisms and challengesCommunicationEdouard BOINET - International Network of Basin Organizations(INBO)
- CommunicationGovernance in Water Ressource Management:Example GermanyCommunicationStephan von Keitz - Hessian Ministry for Environment and Agriculture
- CommunicationTransboundary basin management : Water allocations & trade-offsCommunicationSuresh Babu - Wetlands & Water Policy
- CommunicationAdded value and need for managing water resources at river basin level : linking national with inter-state/trans-boundary river basin managementCommunicationKarl Schwaiger - CPDR, ICPR
- CommunicationTransboundary River Basin Management in the Danube River Basin: Linking the International with the National RBM LevelCommunicationBirgit VOGEL - International Commission for the Protection of the Danube River (ICPDR)
- CommunicationBreakout session – Day 2-Group 1: -Setting up Basin Organizations-CommunicationEdouard BOINET - International Network of Basin Organizations (INBO)