Blue Deal South Africa Programme. "In the Blue Deal South Africa Programme South African Water Institutions work together with the Dutch Water Authorities. It is part of the Dutch Blue Deal (2018– 2030). This is a programme to support water management worldwide by exchanging knowledge and experiences, assist the national, regional and local organisations and cooperate with key stakeholders. The Blue Deal South Africa Programme will specifically contribute to clean and sufficient water."
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South Africa. Dept. of Water Affairs and Forestry (1990- ). Directorate: Water Sector Programme Management |
The National Water Sector Programme : a sector-wide approach to achieve water for growth and development, 2007-2012 / produced by Chief Directorate: Water Sector Programme Management Support, Department of Water Affairs and Forestry. -- Pretoria : Department of Water Affairs and Forestry, 2008. |
143 p. : ill., ports. ; 30 cm. |
River Eco-Status Monitoring Programme (REMP) State of rivers reports.
Development Bank of Southern Africa. National Water Reuse Programme: Programme Design and Preparation of a Full Funding Proposal to the Green Climate Fund. Environmental and Social Management Framework and Plan Annexure 6. Midrand: Development Bank of Southern Africa, September 2022.
IWRM: Water for Growth & Development
Programme of the Department of Water Affairs with assistance from DANIDA.
Department of Water Affairs. Integrated Water Resource Planning website
Department of Water Affairs and Forestry. Integrated Water Resources Management
Archive with documents.
Schreiner, B., Pegram, G. & von der Heyden, C. 2009. Reality check on water resources management: Are we doing the right things in the best possible way? Development Planning Division. Working Paper Series No.11, DBSA: Midrand.
Western Cape (2011). Provincial integrated water resources management plan
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The role of local government in integrated water resources management linked to water services delivery : report to the Water Research Commission / by Eliria H. Haigh ... [et al.]. -- Gezina, South Africa : Water Research Commission, 2008. | ||||
xi, 111 p. : ill. ; 30 cm. ( WRC report ; no. 1688/1/08 ) |
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Burke, Jacky |
Integrated water resource management plan guidelines for local authorities / Water Research Commission, Department of Water Affairs and Forestry ; [this report was prepared by Jacky Burke]. -- Gezina, South Africa : Water Research Commission , 2007. |
x, 156 p. : col. map ; 30 cm. ( WRC report ; no. TT 304/07 ) |
Muller, Mike. (2002) The National Water and Sanitation Programme in South Africa : turning the 'right to water' into reality. [Washington, D.C.] : Water and Sanitation Programe (Field note 8)
Department of Water Affairs. Water Allocation Reform
South Africa. Parliament. National Assembly. Portfolio Committee on Water and Environmental Affairs (2013). Water allocation reform (WAR) [presentation]
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Water allocation reform in South Africa : history, processes and prospects for future implementation : report to the Water Research Commission / by Mandla I. Msibi and Phumzile Z. Dlamini. -- [Gezina, South Africa] : Water Research Commission, 2011. | ||||
xxii, 129 p. : ill., charts ; 30 cm. ( WRC report ; no. 1855/1/11 ) | ||||
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Seetal, Ashwin R. Progress with water allocation reform in South Africa IN: |
OECD Workshop on Water and Agriculture Sustainability, Markets, and Policies (2005 : Adelaide, S.A.) |
Water and agriculture [electronic resource] : sustainability, markets and policies. -- Paris : OECD, c2006. |
1 online resource (480 p.) : ill., maps. |
Working for Water. "The fight against invasive alien plants is spearheaded by the Working for Water (WfW) programme, launched in 1995 and administered through the Department of Water Affairs and Forestry. This programme works in partnership with local communities, to whom it provides jobs, and also with Government departments including the Departments of Environmental Affairs and Tourism, Agriculture, and Trade and Industry, provincial departments of agriculture, conservation and environment, research foundations and private companies."