Survey results: climate finance
John Matthews, AGWA |
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| Session 1: Funding basin-wide adaptation through planning and mainstreaming |
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Lake Chad Development and Climate Resilience Action Plan
Mana Boubakari, Lake Chad Basin Commission |
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Mekong Adaptation strategy
Huong Thuy Phan Nguyen, Mekong River Commission |
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Dniester implementation plan and links with national adaptation plan, river basin management plan and INDC
Diana Celac, Ministry of Environment, Republic of Moldova |
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Ecuador-Peru transboundary cooperation: creation of commission and adaptation to climate change in the Chira-Catamayo basin
Alexis Sanchez, Water Secretariat, Ecuador |
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River Basins and Financial Redistribution in Practice, EcoCuencas project
Antonio Eduardo Giansante, EcoCuencas |
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Funding transboundary adaptation through national funds and integration into river basin management plans: example from a Danube country
Dragana Milovanovic, Ministry of Agriculture and Environmental Protection, Serbia |
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Cooperation in the Trifinio basin
Sergio Bran Molina, Plan Trifinio, El Salvador |
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| Chocolate break session: How the UNECE Water Convention supports transboundary cooperation and implementation/ review of SDG target 6.5 |
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How the UNECE Water Convention supports transboundary cooperation
Francesca Bernardinini, secretary of the Water Convention, UNECE |
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| Session 2: Different funding sources and mechanisms for financing adaptation measures within basins |
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Overview of financing options as well as formal and informal climate finance
Christina Leb, World Bank |
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Green Climate Fund
Chantal Nairoo, GCF secretariat |
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Contributing to Deliver Water Prosperity and Security to Africa
Francis Daniel Bougaire, African Water Facility |
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Generating funding within the basin to finance the adaptation strategy (pollution charges, financial helps): example from France Rhone Mediterranean Corsica water agency
Thomas Pelte, Rhone Mediterranean and Corsica Water Agency |
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| Session 3: Funding natural and built infrastructure in shared basins |
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Adaptation in the Sundarbans delta
Malik Khan, Center for Environmental and Geographic Information Service, Bangladesh |
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Joint financing of infrastructure and climate change adaptation in the Chu Talas basin
Kokumbek TASHTANALIEV, General Director Department of Water Management and Melioration, Kyrgyzstan, and
Indira Akbozova, Chu Talas Commission secretariat |
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Mainstreaming climate adaptation for water investments through green and climate bonds
John Matthews, AGWA |
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Experience from Coatán and Cahoacán basins
Felipe Arrevillaga, Technical Officer of IUCN in Chiapas, México |
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Cooperation on cost-sharing and other options for financing in transboundary basins: example of cooperation between France and Switzerland on flood protection
Marianne Gfeller, Water directorate Geneva, Switzerland |
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| Session 4: Dealing with uncertainty in investments: robust and flexible water management |
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Overview of new tools to address uncertainty
John Matthews, AGWA |
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Introduction to the CRIDA approach
Ad Jeuken, Deltares, and |
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| Kristin Gilroy, USACE |
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| Session 5: How to overcome barriers in accessing finance |
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Overcoming policy barriers to more effective investment of public climate funds in sustainable water and sanitation programmes
Louise Whiting, WaterAid |
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How to become accredited to international climate funds? Experience from OSS
Maxime Thibon, OSS |
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