World Water Vision - Water and Nature

The Vision project is designed to find solutions over the long term to the factors that contribute to the problems of water misuse.

GEF ID:	612
Project Description:	The Vision project is designed to find solutions over the long term to the factors that contribute to the problems of water misuse. The objectives of the Vision process are to: (a) raise awareness of issues among general population and decision-makers so as to foster political will and leadership; (b) develop a vision of water management in year 2025 that is shared by water sector specialists and civil society; and (c) provide input to the Global Water Partnership investment strategy.
Region:	Global
Project Contacts:	Mr. Ariel Dinar Task Team Leader, International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (WB),
Tranche Funding:	There are currently no items in this folder.
Project Documents:	Project Documents Project Brief

General Information:
Project Type	Medium Sized Project
Project Status	Project Closure
Start Date	Apr 25, 1999 07:00 AM
End Date	Dec 06, 2000 07:00 AM

GEF characteristic:
Operational Programme	OP10 - Contaminant-Based Program
Focal Area	International Waters
GEF Allocation to project	0.70M US$
Total Cost of the project:	13.84M US$

Partners:
Lead Implementing Agency	International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (WB)
Executing Agencies	World Conservation Union (IUCN)

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