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	== Most wanted ==		== Most wanted ==
-	; Terms, which are linked to most frequently: (''to be developed still [[~~User:Juerg.staudenmann\|Juerg~~]] ~~15:33, 4 February 2009 (CET)'')~~	+	; Terms, which are linked to most frequently: (''to be developed still'')
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		+	SINEAD: LIST THE NEW TERMS HERE AS [[Glossary/NEW TERM]]
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National and Regional Civil Society Networks and Capacity Building:

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	the role of NGOs in [[IWRM \|water management]] in general is growing consistently stronger, even in regions where civil society is not encouraged to engage in decision making.		the role of NGOs in [[IWRM \|water management]] in general is growing consistently stronger, even in regions where civil society is not encouraged to engage in decision making.

-	Community participation in [[WSS \| water and sanitation]] in [[Nepal]] has become much more widespread in the last decade, partly as a result of [[Nepal Water for Health]] ([http://www.newah.org.np/ NEWAH]), an NGO which works all across the rural areas of the country to provide safe [[drinking water]], [[sanitation]], and [[ Water and Health \| health education]]. Since its establishment in 1992, NEWAH has helped to improve the standard of living of the rural poor by assisting hundreds of NGOs, small farmers’ associations and women’s groups to implement thousands of community ~~water~~ [[WSS \| supply and sanitation]] projects. It also provides training to its project partners and community representatives in hygiene, project management, and how to	+	Community participation in [[WSS \| water and sanitation]] in [[Nepal]] has become much more widespread in the last decade, partly as a result of [[Nepal Water for Health]] ([http://www.newah.org.np/ NEWAH]), an NGO which works all across the rural areas of the country to provide safe [[drinking water]], [[sanitation]], and [[ Water and Health \| health education]]. Since its establishment in 1992, NEWAH has helped to improve the standard of living of the rural poor by assisting hundreds of NGOs, small farmers’ associations and women’s groups to implement thousands of community [[WSS \|water supply and sanitation]] projects. It also provides training to its project partners and community representatives in hygiene, project management, and how to
	maintain the new facilities. This is a good example of [[capacity building]] aimed at creating community level partnerships to improve water access and encourage people to learn the necessary skills and take ownership of their water facilities in order to		maintain the new facilities. This is a good example of [[capacity building]] aimed at creating community level partnerships to improve water access and encourage people to learn the necessary skills and take ownership of their water facilities in order to
	ensure the self-sufficiency of projects. Enabling the rural poor to realize the potential		ensure the self-sufficiency of projects. Enabling the rural poor to realize the potential
	for improving their lives is arguably the only way that [[MDGs \| development goals]] will be reached; such initiatives may be aimed specifically at [[WSS \| water and sanitation]], but they encourage other [[HDR 2006 - Beyond Scarcity: Power, Poverty and the Global Water Crisis \| poverty-alleviation]] and [[Sustainable development \|sustainable development]] grass-roots action to be taken.		for improving their lives is arguably the only way that [[MDGs \| development goals]] will be reached; such initiatives may be aimed specifically at [[WSS \| water and sanitation]], but they encourage other [[HDR 2006 - Beyond Scarcity: Power, Poverty and the Global Water Crisis \| poverty-alleviation]] and [[Sustainable development \|sustainable development]] grass-roots action to be taken.
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	=== Community Empowerment in Response to Conflicts ===		=== Community Empowerment in Response to Conflicts ===

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NGOs Linking Water to Other Security and Development Issues:

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	=== [[NGOs]] Linking Water to Other Security and Development Issues ===		=== [[NGOs]] Linking Water to Other Security and Development Issues ===
	The nature of water has led NGO groups active in different areas of development and		The nature of water has led NGO groups active in different areas of development and
-	security to be more and more concerned and vocal about the links between [[Glossary/Water quality \| water quality]] and access and issues of peace, [[Human Rights-Based Approach\| human rights]], and all aspects of development. The recognition of the potential for humanitarian and environmental disasters caused by the military targeting of pumping stations, [[sewage]] treatment plants, dams, electricity infrastructure, and heavy industries alongside watercourses, is increasing,	+	security to be more and more concerned and vocal about the links between [[Glossary/Water quality \| water quality]] and access and issues of peace, [[Human Rights-Based Approach\| human rights]], and all aspects of development. The recognition of the potential for humanitarian and environmental disasters caused by the military targeting of pumping stations, [[Glossary/Sewage \| sewage]] treatment plants, dams, electricity infrastructure, and heavy industries alongside watercourses, is increasing,
	and can now also be associated with terrorism as well as conventional military		and can now also be associated with terrorism as well as conventional military
	attacks. An example is a letter sent to the British government in September 2002 by [http://www.savethechildren.org/ Save the Children] and other charity groups. It drew attention to the links between war and water, specifically warning of the humanitarian crisis that would be caused by damage to [[WSS \| water supply and sanitation]] infrastructure in the event of further hostilities in [[Iraq]]. Joint NGO Statement on Iraq, 26 Sep 2002, signed by: [http://www.savethechildren.org.uk/ Save the Children UK], [http://www.careinternational.org.uk/ CARE International UK], [http://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid], [http://www.cafod.org.uk/ CAFOD], [http://www.tearfund.org/ Tearfund], [http://www.helpage.org/Home Help Age International], [http://www.islamic-relief.com/ Islamic Relief] and 4Rs. In 1999, Green Cross similarly alerted international attention to the risks of contamination that the bombings in [[Kosovo]] posed to transboundary water resources in the [[Balkans \| region]], notably to tributaries of the [[Danube \| Danube River]].		attacks. An example is a letter sent to the British government in September 2002 by [http://www.savethechildren.org/ Save the Children] and other charity groups. It drew attention to the links between war and water, specifically warning of the humanitarian crisis that would be caused by damage to [[WSS \| water supply and sanitation]] infrastructure in the event of further hostilities in [[Iraq]]. Joint NGO Statement on Iraq, 26 Sep 2002, signed by: [http://www.savethechildren.org.uk/ Save the Children UK], [http://www.careinternational.org.uk/ CARE International UK], [http://www.christianaid.org.uk/ Christian Aid], [http://www.cafod.org.uk/ CAFOD], [http://www.tearfund.org/ Tearfund], [http://www.helpage.org/Home Help Age International], [http://www.islamic-relief.com/ Islamic Relief] and 4Rs. In 1999, Green Cross similarly alerted international attention to the risks of contamination that the bombings in [[Kosovo]] posed to transboundary water resources in the [[Balkans \| region]], notably to tributaries of the [[Danube \| Danube River]].

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	The role of [[civil society]] in [[IWRM \| water management]], as in all matters of environmental		The role of [[civil society]] in [[IWRM \| water management]], as in all matters of environmental
-	and social affairs, has changed dramatically in the last few decades. For the purposes of this chapter, ~~“civil society”~~ is not taken to include the private sector, also a key non-governmental actor in water management, which is dealt with specifically	+	and social affairs, has changed dramatically in the last few decades. For the purposes of this chapter, “[[civil society]]” is not taken to include the private sector, also a key non-governmental actor in [[IWRM \| water management]], which is dealt with specifically in other chapters. This chapter concentrates on activities aimed at increasing [[public participation]]. Previously completely closed governmental and inter-governmental processes have slowly, and
-	in other chapters. This chapter concentrates on activities aimed at increasing public	+
-	participation. Previously completely closed governmental and inter-governmental processes have slowly, and	+
	to various extents, opened up to a wider range of [[stakeholders]]. In many new areas of the world, notably [[Eastern Europe]] and [[Latin America and Caribbean \| Latin America]], decision making has become		to various extents, opened up to a wider range of [[stakeholders]]. In many new areas of the world, notably [[Eastern Europe]] and [[Latin America and Caribbean \| Latin America]], decision making has become
	more transparent and accountable to the public and civil society organizations have		more transparent and accountable to the public and civil society organizations have

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	the role of NGOs in [[IWRM \|water management]] in general is growing consistently stronger, even in regions where civil society is not encouraged to engage in decision making.		the role of NGOs in [[IWRM \|water management]] in general is growing consistently stronger, even in regions where civil society is not encouraged to engage in decision making.

-	Community participation in [[WSS \| water and sanitation]] in [[Nepal]] has become much more widespread in the last decade, partly as a result of [[Nepal Water for Health]] ([http://www.newah.org.np/ NEWAH]), an NGO which works all across the rural areas of the country to provide safe [[drinking water]], [[sanitation]], and health education. Since its establishment in 1992, NEWAH has	+	Community participation in [[WSS \| water and sanitation]] in [[Nepal]] has become much more widespread in the last decade, partly as a result of [[Nepal Water for Health]] ([http://www.newah.org.np/ NEWAH]), an NGO which works all across the rural areas of the country to provide safe [[drinking water]], [[sanitation]], and [[ Water and Health \| health education]]. Since its establishment in 1992, NEWAH has helped to improve the standard of living of the rural poor by assisting hundreds of NGOs, small farmers’ associations and women’s groups to implement thousands of community water [[WSS \| supply and sanitation]] projects. It also provides training to its project partners and community representatives in hygiene, project management, and how to
-	helped to improve the standard of living of the rural poor by assisting hundreds of NGOs, small farmers’ associations and women’s groups to implement thousands of community water [[WSS \| supply and sanitation]] projects. It also provides training to its project	+
-	partners and community representatives in hygiene, project management, and how to	+
	maintain the new facilities. This is a good example of [[capacity building]] aimed at creating community level partnerships to improve water access and encourage people to learn the necessary skills and take ownership of their water facilities in order to		maintain the new facilities. This is a good example of [[capacity building]] aimed at creating community level partnerships to improve water access and encourage people to learn the necessary skills and take ownership of their water facilities in order to
	ensure the self-sufficiency of projects. Enabling the rural poor to realize the potential		ensure the self-sufficiency of projects. Enabling the rural poor to realize the potential
-	for improving their lives is arguably the only way that [[MDGs \| development goals]] will be reached; such initiatives may be aimed specifically at [[~~WWS~~ \| water and sanitation]], but they encourage other [[HDR 2006 - Beyond Scarcity: Power, Poverty and the Global Water Crisis \| poverty-alleviation]] and [[Sustainable development \|sustainable development]] grass-roots action to be taken.	+	for improving their lives is arguably the only way that [[MDGs \| development goals]] will be reached; such initiatives may be aimed specifically at [[WSS \| water and sanitation]], but they encourage other [[HDR 2006 - Beyond Scarcity: Power, Poverty and the Global Water Crisis \| poverty-alleviation]] and [[Sustainable development \|sustainable development]] grass-roots action to be taken.
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