GWP Toolbox

Toolkit	IWRM (FAQ:What is integrated water resources management?)	edit
Issues: IWRM Planning \| National Water and Sanitation Planning \| Decentralization of Water Decision Making Experience: Experience: Stakeholder Participation in River Basin Councils - Kazakhstan \| Experience: The Process of Preparing a National IWRM and Water Efficiency Plan for Kazakhstan \| Experience:Implementing IWRM principles in Kazakhstan How-To: HowTo:HOW TO MANAGE IWRM PLANNING AT NATIONAL LEVEL \| HowTo:HOW TO ENSURE PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT AND PARTICIPATION OF STAKEHOLDERS IN WATER MANAGEMENT AT RIVER BASIN LEVEL \| HowTo:HOW TO SUPPORT THE GOVERNMENT TO IMPROVE DRINKING WATER SUPPLY AND SANITATION POLICIES
Materials: GWP Toolbox \| "Catalyzing Change" (GWP-IWRM Handbook) \| The EMPOWERS Approach to Water Governance: Guidelines, Methods and Tools \| Comparative Experience: Water Councils \| Performance and Capacity of River Basin Organizations \| River Basin Organizations \| River basin councils \| IWRM - Sustainable Water Governance on the National Level
Case studies: Kazakhstan - National Integrated Water Resources Management and Water Efficiency Plan \| Nile Basin - From Community-based Management to Transboundary Watershed Governance

<nobr>Type of Resource:</nobr>	Tool Box
<nobr>Title:</nobr>	Tool Box for Integrated Water Resource Management
<nobr>Author:</nobr>	Global Water Partnership
<nobr>URL:</nobr>	http://www.gwptoolbox.org/ http://www.gwpforum.org/servlet/PSP?chStartupName=_water http://gwpforum.netmasters05.netmasters.nl/en/
<nobr>Description:</nobr>	The ToolBox is a comprehensive source of knowledge, experience and guidance for sustainable water resources development and management including service provision. The ToolBox aims to help you - decision makers and practitioners - to put together policy packages for sustainable water resources management. The ToolBox draws together experience and shares knowledge in implementing IWRM, worldwide. References, organizations, resource persons and relevant websites are provided for each set of tools, and it is designed to be continually updated and evolving with feedback from its users. The ToolBox offers experience with three sets of tools: the enabling environment policies, legislation, finance and incentive structures; institutional roles organizational frameworks and institutional capacity building; management instruments =96 water resource assessments; plans for IWRM; demand management; conflict resolution; social change, regulatory, and economic instruments; and information management and exchange.