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Partnerships for Water and Climate

by : Lee Hin Lee

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Openin g Rem ar k

NARBO Vice- Chair



Opening Remark

By NARBO Vice- Chair.

e a e a ou coun r es e r an a, a s an anBangladesh had faced the Climate change impactseriously. where the rainfall pattern changed and poor water resource management . Most ofthese countries failed to mitigate the impact of cc due to the high cost in rainwater harvesting, floodmanagement.

He also highlighted the Impacts of climate change , suchas water shortage, crop productivity failures, lowa riculture roductivit and others



Open Presen t a t ion

Mr. Juichi KamimuraDirector General of Japan Water Agency (JWA)





Welc om ing Rem ar k

Ms. Salmah ZakariaDirector General of National Hydraulic Research Institute of Malaysia (NAHRIM)





Keyno t e Addre s s on Pa r t ne r sh ip s fo r

Wat e r and Cl im at e Chan e Ada t a t i on

Mr. Wouter Lincklaen Arriëns

Lead Water Resources Specialist , Asian Development Bank



Keyno t e Addre s s

By Mr. Wouter Lincklaen Arriëns

• Global warming• Changing hydrological cycle, Rising sea levels, Increasing variability ,Increasing extreme events ; IMPACTS :

gr cu ture, t es, ea t , conomy, orestry, o vers ty

• Role of Knowledge Hubsknowledge sharing, working together for better

solution, APWF consists 12 hubs: Nahrim as Regional knowledge hub for water and CCA

• Workshop Objectives.

change on water management2. Develop partnerships for better results in climate change

ro ections im act assessments and ada tation strate ies3. Help clients formulate projects for 2009 with support of the

regional knowledge hub NAHRIM and its partners



Chairman: Mr. Che Ab. Rahim Hj. Nik



Japan's Policy for Climate Change Adaptation in

the Water Sector

.Deputy Director, River Planning Division, River Bureau

Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, Japan



Japan's Policy for Climate Change Adaptation in the Water Sector

By Mr. Tomoyuki Okada

• Water related disaster in Japan (Present condition and issues ,Impact of

the climate change, Adaptation measures against climate change )

• Water Resources rainfall is moving, snow fall pattern, changing river discharge)

• International contribution (UNESCO’s IRBM,



JICA Support for Climate Change Adaptation in Developing Countries

by Mr. Mikio Ishiwatari

• Cool Earth 50 and Cool Earth Partnership• ICA’s Approach on Climate Change• JICA’s support to adaptation measures in highly vulnerable

, ,Nepal: Glacial Lake Outburst Floods (GLOF)Tuvalu: Project Formulation in Climate Change

pp nes: a er an an managemenKenya: Community-based adaptation• Disaster management in Climate Change



Pape r s Pr esen t a t ion :2 Gr oup

Chairman: Mr. Abdul Rahman Abdul Rahim



Climate Change Adaptation in Laguna Lake,

Philli ines

Mr. Edgardo Manda





The Case of the Chu and Talas River Basins in

Kazakhstan and K r z Re ublic

Mr. Rustam Abdukayumov



The Case of the Chu and Talas River Basins in Kazakhstan and Kyrgyz Republic

By Mr. Rustam Abdukayumov

• About: Kazakhstan (Water Resources Committee) and Kyrgyz (Water

Economy Department) have joined the framework, named Chu Talas Joint

. :‐

– Legal and institutional

– Water resources allocation – O&M rehabilitation works – Economics, Environment, monitoring and data exchange

• 2. Role of the Proposal: Adaptation plans will focus on water volume

used by both countries, water flow regimes for vegetation and non ‐

, .• 3. Expectation from Nahrim:

• compare computer model• learn about other tools• information sharing

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Climate Change Adaptation for the Water Resources

Management

in

the

Brantas River

Basin,

Indonesia

r. Tjoek Walujo Subijanto



Climate Change Adaptation for the Water Resources Management in the

Brantas River Basin, Indonesia

By Mr. Tjoek Walujo Subijanto

• About: Case study on the flooded Brantas River basin, Indonesia• Role of the Proposal: Proposed adaptation on climate change on the

basin: – structural method

– non

structural

adaptation –

– demand side• Expectations from Nahrim:

• Climate change projection : share information on adaptation activities

• Impact assessment – surface run off – water quality

• Policies in water resource management



Pape r s Pr esen t a t ion :3 Gr oup

Chairman: Ir. Dr. Salmah Zakaria



Water & Climate Adaptation:

ICIMOD’s

Strate

&

Action

Julie Dekens



Water and Climate Change Adaptation in

Australia

Carmel A. Pollino



Eco ‐ Efficient Water Infrastructure in Change

Climate

Ada tation

Mr. Ti Le Huu

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