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DRR_Report._v11 TOWARDS LONG-TERM FLOOD RISK MANAGEMENT DRR-TEAMMISSION REPORT MALAYSIA 2022 Report on behalf of Netherlands Enterprise Agency Authors Marco Hartman (HKV) Neeltje Kielen (RWS) Bastien van Veen (Deltares) Petra Dankers (...

Background Between February 1st and February 4th 2015, floods hit several Albanian regions, creating damage amounting to over EUR 122 million. Although floods seemed at first instance to be manageable, authorities were not able to handle the situation due to a lack of coordination between the ministry, the districts and the municipalities, leading, on February 4th, to the declaration of national emergency and to a formal request to DG ECHO for European Civil Protection Mechanism. The EU organized a mission on 11-18 February, led by Dutch expert Peter Glerum accompanied by Dimitrios Pagidas. The team led the delivery of the civil protection mechanism and supported the Albanian authorities with the assessment of the situation.

FDW's contribution to the adaptation chapter of National Communication to the UN Climate Change Programme (UNFCCC).

National Roadmap on Land Subsidence in Central Java, Indonesia. The roadmap was developed for the FDW14RI14 project of the Sustainable Water Fund.

Self-assessment study by the Sustainable Water Fund (FDW) on practices in climate resilience in FDW-funded projects.

PVW Project plan subsidy application 2023

This form prepares you for the intake interview. It will help you explain your international ambition for the PVW-IVWW subsidy scheme within the Partners for Water 2022-2027 programme.

In this report, the Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO) programme team reflects on a decade of implementing Sustainable Water Fund (FDW) water projects in public-private partnerships (PPP). FDW aims to make a long-term contribution to water safety and security, sustainable economic growth, self-reliance and the fight against poverty in developing countries and emerging economies. It does this through collective initiatives between governmental organisations, the private sector and NGOs, as well as knowledge institutes in some partnerships. The focus is on improving access to drinking water, sanitation and solid waste management; realising efficient and sustainable water use, particularly in agriculture; and realising safe deltas and improved basin management. Over the past decade, FDW has invested €150 million in 42 projects and partnerships in 24 countries, covering the 3 FDW sub-themes Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH), including Waste; Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM); and Water Efficiency in agriculture. This executive summary includes a selection of the most important observations, recommendations and considerations, arranged according to the different topics discussed in this report. The report is intended as a reflection document to stimulate further discussion but also possible future replication and contextualising of lessons.

This study is part of a research project by PPPLab on the role of the Public P in PPPs. This research aims to provide a better understanding of the Public P in terms of incentives, roles, challenges, and partnership practices to support more effective partnering with the public sector in PPPs.

Ministerial Order of the Minister of Infrastructure and Water Management dated 2 May 2022, no. IENW/BSK-2022/87024, laying down temporary rules on subsidising feasibility studies and pilot projects for innovations in water safety and water security in deltas, delta cities and river basins abroad (Temporary subsidy scheme for innovations in water safety and water security in deltas, delta cities and river basins abroad).