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3.4 - Ecosystem Specific Guidance for TDAs and SAPs

This section presents ecosystem specific guidance for both TDA and SAP development processes. It focusses on: rivers; lakes, aquifers and LMEs.

Ecosystem Specific Guidance for TDAs and SAPs

River Basins: Key Points to Consider

Lakes: Key Points to Consider

Aquifers: Key Points to Consider

Large Marine Ecosystems: Key Points to Consider

Topics

TDA/SAP Methodology

1 - Welcome to the TDA/SAP Manual

2 - Introduction to the TDA/SAP Process

3 - How to develop a TDA

3.1 - Summary

3.2 - Introduction

3.3 - Development of the TDA

3.4 - Ecosystem Specific Guidance for TDAs and SAPs

Ecosystem Specific Guidance for TDAs and SAPs

River Basins: Key Points to Consider

Lakes: Key Points to Consider

Aquifers: Key Points to Consider

Large Marine Ecosystems: Key Points to Consider

3.5 - System Boundaries

3.6 - Data and Information

3.7 - Transboundary Problems

3.8 - Environmental and Socio-economic Impacts

3.9 - Causal Chain Analysis

3.10 - Thematic Reports

3.11 - TDA to SAP Linkage

3.12 - Leverage Points

3.13 - Drafting

4 - How to Develop a SAP

5 - Planning the TDA/SAP Proces

Resources (GEF IW Projects and Partners)

Map of Transboundary Aquifers

Ninth edition of the United Nations World Water Development Report (WWDR 2022)

Conjunctive Water Management: A powerful contribution to the Sustainable Development Goals

IGRAC Groundwater Catalogue

MORE RESOURCES

Ongoing GEF Conjunctive Water Management projects worldwide

IWRM Puyango-Tumbes, Catamayo-Chira and Zarumilla

Sustainable Groundwater Management In SADC Member States Project Phase 2

Improving IWRM, Knowledge-based Management and Governance of the Niger Basin and the Iullemeden-Taoudeni/Tanezrouft Aquifer System (NB-ITTAS)

Mediterranean Coastal Zones Climate Resilience Water Security and Habitat Protection

Enhancing Conjunctive Management of Surface and Groundwater Resources in Selected Transboundary Aquifers: Case Study for Selected Shared Groundwater Bodies in the Nile Basin

MORE PROJECTS

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