PSIRU, Business School, University of Greenwich, Park Row, London SE10 9LS, U.K. Website: www.psiru.org Email: [email protected]Tel: +44-(0)208-331-9933 Fax: +44 (0)208-331-8665 Prof. Stephen Thomas, David Hall, Jane Lethbridge, Emanuele Lobina, Vladimir Popov, Violeta Corral, Sandra van Niekerk Public Services International Research Unit (PSIRU) www.psiru.org ACP-EU Water Facility – Partnerships Initiative Annex I: Overview of successful applications By Emanuele Lobina and David Hall PSIRU, Business School, University of Greenwich [email protected]; [email protected]8 July 2012 This report was commissioned by the European Commission (DG AIDCO) under Service contract 2010/236- 444, “Online database to facilitate Partnerships for Capacity Development in the ACP Water and Sanitation Sector”. For more information see www.acp-eu-waterpartnerships.org. Table 1. Summary profile of successful applications ..............................................................................................4 Table 2. Prior experience of successful applicants ...............................................................................................14 Table 3. Prior experience of ACP implementing partners .....................................................................................16 Table 4. Prior experience of ACP beneficiary partners .........................................................................................16 Table 5. Prior collaboration between ACP beneficiary partners and successful applicants .................................18 Table 6. Civil society involvement.........................................................................................................................21 Table 7. South-South component of approved partnerships ...............................................................................22
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PSIRU, Business School, University of Greenwich, Park Row, London SE10 9LS, U.K.
This report was commissioned by the European Commission (DG AIDCO) under Service contract 2010/236-444, “Online database to facilitate Partnerships for Capacity Development in the ACP Water and Sanitation
Sector”. For more information see www.acp-eu-waterpartnerships.org.
Table 1. Summary profile of successful applications ..............................................................................................4 Table 2. Prior experience of successful applicants ...............................................................................................14 Table 3. Prior experience of ACP implementing partners .....................................................................................16 Table 4. Prior experience of ACP beneficiary partners .........................................................................................16 Table 5. Prior collaboration between ACP beneficiary partners and successful applicants .................................18 Table 6. Civil society involvement .........................................................................................................................21 Table 7. South-South component of approved partnerships ...............................................................................22
This first annex to the study on “ACP-EU Water Facility – Partnerships Initiative” contains tables in support of Section 4. ACP-EU Water Partnerships: Overview of selected applications. Table 1 offers a summary profile of the 32 selected applications, indicating who the beneficiary partners are, as well as the applicant, implementing partners or associates and supporting partners. For all partners, the type of actor (e.g. water and sanitation utility, other water sector organisation) is specified together with their nationality. The table also indicates the amount granted by the European Commission (subject to revision upon negotiation with the applicants), the duration of the action (in months) and objectives of the partnership. The first column indicates the ID number of all projects, from 1 to 32. This ID number is often referred to in other tables to identify the partnership in question.
Table 2 contains information on the prior experience of successful applicants with not-for-profit partnerships for capacity development in ACP countries. The table lists all the successful applicants by nationality, indicates the type of actor, if they had prior experience, followed by details of the successful applicant’s prior experience. Table 3 shows whether ACP implementing partners participating in successful applications had prior experience of participation in not-for-profit capacity development initiatives in ACP countries. The table lists all the ACP implementing partners by nationality, indicates the type of actor, if they had prior experience, followed by details on the ACP implementing partner’s prior experience. For both Table 2 and 3, Y means Evidence of experience in ACP countries, YO means Evidence of experience outside ACP countries, N means No prior experience. Table 4 shows whether ACP beneficiary partners participating in successful applications had prior experience of participation in not-for-profit capacity development initiatives (whereby Y means Yes, N means No). Table 5 shows whether ACP beneficiary partners participating in successful applications have a history of prior collaboration in not-for-profit capacity development initiatives with the successful applicants (whereby Y means Yes, there has been prior collaboration; N means No prior collaboration).
Tables 2-5 combined show that five out of 22 successful applicants, and at least 33 out of 81 ACP beneficiary partners, had no prior experience of participation in such partnerships. More precisely, Table 4 shows that out of 81 ACP beneficiary partners, 43 had prior experience of participation in not-for-profit capacity development initiatives; 33 had no prior experience of participation in not-for-profit capacity development initiatives; while for the remaining 5 we could not establish whether they had such prior experience. Table 5 shows that out of the 85 relationships between beneficiary partners and successful applicants, there are 55 cases of no history of prior collaboration, 25 cases of prior collaboration. For the remaining 5 cases, we could not establish whether there had been such prior history.
Table 6 shows the extent to which Non State Actors (NSA) from ACP and EU countries are involved as supporting partners in the 32 selected ACP-EU Water Partnerships. The table lists all NSA who participate as supporting partners in successful applications and indicates their nationality, whether they are ACP or EU NSAs, the countries benefiting from the projects which they support, and the ID number of the respective projects. The table shows that out of 31 NSAs, 18 are ACP NSAs (half of which are evenly distributed among Ghana, Suriname and Tanzania), while the remaining 13 are EU NSAs (7 of which are Italian).
Table 7 shows the South-South capacity transfer component of successful applications. The South-South component is defined as the participation of any ACP actor as successful applicant or implementing partner. The table indicates the number of projects participated as, respectively, successful applicant and implementing partner, the countries benefitted by the projects and the ID number of the projects in question. For the purposes of this exercise, participation as associate or supporting partner is not considered as participating in the transfer of capacity and therefore does not count as contributing to the South-South component. The table shows that no ACP actor is among the successful applicants. The South-South component is limited to participation of ACP actors as implementing partner in 5 projects.
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Acronyms
Ass: Associate
k: ‘000
LA: Local Authority
mm: months
mn: million
NG: National Government
NSA: Non State Actor
NRW: Non-Revenue Water
UFW: Unaccounted-For Water
WSO: Other Water Sector Organisation
WU: Water and Sanitation Utility
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Table 1. Summary profile of successful applications
No Beneficiary (type and nationality)
Applicant (type and nationality)
Implementing partner and/or associate (type and nationality)
Supporting partner (type and nationality)
Award (€)
Time (mm)
Objective
1 Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Travaux Publics (WSO, Cameroon)
University of Padova (WSO, Italy)
University of Venezia (WSO, Italy)
Ministry of Public Works (NG, Cameroon) Ministry of Cities (NG, Cameroon) Ministry of Water and Energy (NG, Cameroon)
1mn 60 Organisation of two Masters for students and practitioners
International Association of Water Supply Companies in the Danube River Catchment Area (WSO, Austria)
Upper Austria Water (WSO, Austria) Vienna Waterworks (WU, Austria) Austrian Association for Gas and Water (WSO, Austria) Salzburg AG für Energie, Verkehr und Telekommunikation (WU, Austria)
Ministry of Water and Environment (NG, Uganda) NETWAS Uganda (NSA, Uganda)
610k 48 Sharing experiences within and between umbrella organisations
3 Local authority, Bié (LA, Angola) Local authority, Huambo (LA, Angola)
Indaqua (WU, Portugal)
Vista Water (WU, Angola)
Ministry of Energy & Water (NG, Angola)
890k 28 NRW reduction in two cities
4 Local authority, Bié (LA, Angola) Local authority, Benguela (LA, Angola) Local authority, Cunene (LA, Angola) Local authority, Huíla (LA, Angola) Local authority, Huambo
Indaqua (WU, Portugal)
Vista Water (WU, Angola)
Ministry of Energy & Water (NG, Angola)
987k 30 Capacity development of rural water operators
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No Beneficiary (type and nationality)
Applicant (type and nationality)
Implementing partner and/or associate (type and nationality)
Supporting partner (type and nationality)
Award (€)
Time (mm)
Objective
(LA, Angola) Local authority, K. Kubango (LA, Angola) Local authority, Moxico (LA, Angola) Local authority, Namibe (LA, Angola)
5 Empresa Moçambicana de Águas (WU, Mozambique)
Acque del Chiampo (WU, Italy)
University of Brescia (WSO, Italy)
Municipality of Vilanculo (LA, Mozambique)
650k 36
Improved financial sustainability of water services and sanitary conditions
6 Agence Nationale de Gestion des Stations d’Epuration du Mali (WU, Mali)
Société Publique de Gestion de l’Eau (WU, Belgium)
- Fondation Santé Environnement (NSA, Mali)
378k 36 Design, financing, construction and operation of sewerage and wastewater treatment infrastructure
7 Water and Sewerage Company Inc (WU, Saint Lucia)
Syndicat Intercommunal du Centre et du Sud de la Martinique (WU, France)
Ass: Agence Française du Developpement (WSO, France)
- 349k 60 Assistance with implementation of national Strategic Plan
8 Commune d’Abomey-Calavi (LA, Benin)
Ente acque della Sardegna (WU, Italy)
HYDROAID (WSO, Italy)
University of Cagliari (NSA, Italy) University of Sassari (NSA, Italy) Ministry of Energy & Water (NG, Benin) AID ONG (NSA, Benin)
995k 36 Production of technical manual for implementation of national water plan
9 Arba Minch Town Water Supply and Sewerage Enterprise (WU, Ethiopia) Arba Minch Town Municipality (LA, Ethiopia)
HYDROAID (WSO, Italy)
Ente acque della Sardegna (WU, Italy) SMAT Turin (WU, Italy)
Arba Minch University (NSA, Ethiopia) University of Trento (NSA, Italy) Polytechnic of Turin (NSA, Italy) Comunità Impegno Servizio Volontariato
684k 36 Strengthen effectiveness of and coordination between water and sanitation services
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No Beneficiary (type and nationality)
Applicant (type and nationality)
Implementing partner and/or associate (type and nationality)
Supporting partner (type and nationality)
Award (€)
Time (mm)
Objective
(NSA, Italy)
10 Nzema East Municipal Assembly (LA, Ghana) Jomoro District Assembly (LA, Ghana)
Ente acque della Sardegna (WU, Italy)
Ghana Water Company (WU, Ghana)
COSPE (NSA, Italy) Sanitation Improvement Platform for Axim (NSA, Ghana) Ghana Wildlife Society (NSA, Ghana)
533k 24 Increase access to water and sanitation services
11 Ghana Water Company (WU, Ghana)
Vitens-Evides International (WU, Netherlands)
International Water Association (WSO, UK) Ass: CONIWAS (NSA, Ghana) Ass: Ministry of Water Resources, Works and Housing (NG, Ghana) Ass: Public Utility Regulatory Commission (NG, Ghana) Ass: Environmental Protection Agency (NG, Ghana)
Water Resources Commission (NG, Ghana) ProNet (NSA, Ghana)
822k 36 Ensure high quality, sustainable national water quality testing, monitoring and surveillance
12 Northern Umbrella Organisation (WSO, Uganda) Adjumani Water Supply and Sewerage Board (WU, Uganda) Amolatar Water Supply and Sewerage Board (WU, Uganda) Apac Water Supply and Sewerage Board (WU, Uganda) Dokolo Water Supply
Vitens-Evides International (WU, Netherlands)
National Water and Sewerage Corporation (WU, Uganda) Ass: GIZ - Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (WSO, Germany)
Ministry of Water and Environment (NG, Uganda) Association of Private Water Operators (WSO, Uganda)
1mn 48 Strengthen individual, organisational and institutional capacity for water asset management in post-conflict areas
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No Beneficiary (type and nationality)
Applicant (type and nationality)
Implementing partner and/or associate (type and nationality)
Supporting partner (type and nationality)
Award (€)
Time (mm)
Objective
and Sewerage Board (WU, Uganda) Kamdini Water Supply and Sewerage Board (WU, Uganda) Koboko Water Supply and Sewerage Board (WU, Uganda) Moyo Water Supply and Sewerage Board (WU, Uganda) Nebbi Water Supply and Sewerage Board (WU, Uganda) Oyam Water Supply and Sewerage Board (WU, Uganda) Pakwach Water Supply and Sewerage Board (WU, Uganda)
13 Fundo de Investimento e Patrimonio do Abastecimento de Agua (WU, Mozambique)
Vitens-Evides International (WU, Netherlands)
Ass: Direcção Nacional de Águas (NG, Mozambique) Ass: Municipality of Nampula (LA, Mozambique) Ass: Municipality of Angoche (LA, Mozambique)
SNV Mozambique (NSA, Netherlands) Centro de Formação Profissional de Águas e Saneamento (NSA, Mozambique) Universidade Politécnica (NSA, Mozambique)
885k 48 Improve capacity in water infrastructure development, operation and maintenance
14 Kafubu Water and Sewerage Company (WU, Zambia) Mulonga Water and Sewerage Company (WU, Zambia) Nkana Water and
Vitens-Evides International (WU, Netherlands)
Ass: Ministry of Local Government and Housing (NG, Zambia) Ass: National Water Supply and Sanitation Council
Water and Sanitation for the Urban Poor (WSUP) (NSA, UK)
989k 42 Capacity for replicating best practices on serving low-income communities and reducing NRW
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No Beneficiary (type and nationality)
Applicant (type and nationality)
Implementing partner and/or associate (type and nationality)
Supporting partner (type and nationality)
Award (€)
Time (mm)
Objective
Sewerage Company (WU, Zambia)
(WSO, Zambia) Ass: The Devolution Trust Fund (WSO, Zambia) Ass: Fundo de Investimento e Patrimonio do Abastecimento de Agua (WU, Mozambique)
15 Oromia Water, Mineral and Energy Bureau (WU, Ethiopia) Adama Urban Water Supply and Sewerage Enterprise (WU, Ethiopia) Bishoftu Urban Water Supply and Sewerage Enterprise (WU, Ethiopia)
Vitens-Evides International (WU, Netherlands)
Waterschap Vallei & Eem (WSO, Netherlands) Waterschap Zuiderzeeland (WSO, Netherlands) Ass: Adama City Administration Women and Children Affairs (NSA, Ethiopia) Bishoftu City Administration Women and Children Affairs (NSA, Ethiopia)
Adama University (NSA, Ethiopia)
896k 48 Capacity in infrastructure development and water resources protection
16 Water Services Providers Association (WSO, Kenya) Nyeri Water and Sewerage Company (WU, Kenya) Malindi Water & Sewerage Company (WU, Kenya) Murang’a Water & Sewerage Company (WU, Kenya) Thika Water & Sewerage
Vitens-Evides International (WU, Netherlands)
VEWIN - Association of Dutch Water Companies (WSO, Netherlands) Ass: Water Services Regulatory Board (NG, Kenya) Ass: GIZ - Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (WSO, Germany)
Kenya Water Institute (WSO, Kenya) SNV - Netherlands Development Organization (NSA, Netherlands)
893k 48 Performance enhancement of water and sanitation utilities through benchmarking and collective learning
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No Beneficiary (type and nationality)
Applicant (type and nationality)
Implementing partner and/or associate (type and nationality)
Supporting partner (type and nationality)
Award (€)
Time (mm)
Objective
Company (WU, Kenya) Isiolo Water & Sewerage Company (WU, Kenya) Sibo Water & Sewerage Company (WU, Kenya) Kericho Water & Sewerage Company (WU, Kenya) Nzoia Water & Sewerage Company (WU, Kenya) Oloolaiser Water & Sewerage Company (WU, Kenya)
17 Kisumu Water & Sewerage Company (WU, Kenya) Nakuru Water & Sanitation Services Company (WU, Kenya) Lake Victoria South Water Services Board (WSO, Kenya) Rift Valley Water Services Board (WU, Kenya)
Vitens-Evides International (WU, Netherlands)
Hoogheemraadschap de Stichtse Rijnlanden (WSO, Netherlands)
SNV - Netherlands Development Organization (NSA, Netherlands) Sustainable Aid in Africa International (NSA, Kenya)
983k 48 Expand water and sanitation access to the peri-urban poor and improve asset management
Stichting Fonds Ontwikkeling Binnenland (NSA, Suriname) Anton de Kom Universiteit van Suriname (NSA, Suriname)
875k 48 Improve water supply management and maintenance, water resources protection and water quality analysis
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No Beneficiary (type and nationality)
Applicant (type and nationality)
Implementing partner and/or associate (type and nationality)
Supporting partner (type and nationality)
Award (€)
Time (mm)
Objective
Stichting Bureau voor de Dienstverlening aan NGO’s (NSA, Suriname)
19 Overliggend Waterschap MCP (WSO, Suriname)
Amsterdam Waternet (WU, Netherlands)
Waterschap Rijn & Ijssel (WSO, Netherlands)
- 735k 48 Sustainable and integrated water resources management through stakeholder cooperation and community involvement
20 Keetmanshoop Municipality (LA, Namibia)
Kangasala Municipality (LA, Finland)
Tampere University of Technology (NSA, Finland) Polytechnic of Namibia (NSA, Namibia) Ass: Ministry of Regional and Local Government, Housing and Rural Development (NG, Namibia)
Lempäälä Municipality (LA, Finland)
250k 36 Reduce UFW and improve water network management
21 Nakanbé Water Board (WSO, Burkina Faso)
Waterschap Reest en Wieden (WSO, Netherlands)
Vitens-Evides International (WU, Netherlands)
Ministry of Agriculture and Water (NG, Burkina Faso)
720k 60 Strengthen planning capacity and financing mechanisms
22 Mwanza Urban Water and Sewerage Authority (WU, Tanzania) Lake Victoria Basin Water Office (WSO, Tanzania)
Dunea, Dune & Water (WU, Netherlands)
Hoogheemraadschap vas Rijnland (WSO, Netherlands) Het Waterlaboratorium (WSO, Netherlands)
Abvakabo FNV (NSA, Netherlands) Tanzanian Union for Government and Health Employees (NSA, Tanzania) Kilimanjaro Film Institute (NSA, Tanzania)
963k 60 Affordable and financially and technically sound water and sanitation services and improved water governance
23 Association of Private Operators in the Rural Water and Sanitation Sector (WSO, Rwanda)
PWN Water Supply Company North Holland (WU, Netherlands)
- Ministry of Infrastructure (NG, Rwanda)
270k 36 Strengthen the capacity of private rural water and sanitation operators
24 Fédération des Asufor des Kalounayes (WU, Senegal)
Communauté Urbaine de Cherbourg (LA, France)
- ACRA (NSA, Italy)
756k 42 Ensure sustainable and integrated management of rural water and sanitation
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No Beneficiary (type and nationality)
Applicant (type and nationality)
Implementing partner and/or associate (type and nationality)
Supporting partner (type and nationality)
Award (€)
Time (mm)
Objective
Communauté Rurale de Coubalan (LA, Senegal) Communauté Rurale de Niamone (LA, Senegal) Communauté Rurale de Tenghory (LA, Senegal) Communauté Rurale de Ouonck (LA, Senegal) Univérsité de Ziguinchor (NSA, Senegal)
25 Water Utility Corporation (WU, Botswana)
Aquaplus NV (WU, Belgium)
- City of Genk (LA, Belgium)
285k 36 Improve capacity to operate and maintain wastewater infrastructure
26 REGIDESO (WU, Democratic Republic of Congo)
VIVAQUA (WU, Belgium)
- - 908k 48 Reduce UFW, improve metering and water management
27 Commission Internationale du Bassin Congo-Oubangui-Sangha (WSO, Democratic Republic of Congo) Centre de Recherches Hydrologiques (WU, Cameroon) Direction de la Météorologie Nationale (WU, Central African Republic) Groupe de Recherche en Sciences Exactes et Naturelles (WU, Congo)
Office International de l’Eau (WSO, France)
Agence de l’eau Rhin-Meuse (WU, France) Solidarité Eau Europe (WSO, France)
- 598k 36 Strengthen organisational capacity and planning in water resources management
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No Beneficiary (type and nationality)
Applicant (type and nationality)
Implementing partner and/or associate (type and nationality)
Supporting partner (type and nationality)
Award (€)
Time (mm)
Objective
Régie der Voies Fluviales (WU, Democratic Republic of Congo)
28 Autoritée du Bassin de la Volta (WSO, Burkina Faso)
Réseau International des Organismes de Bassin (WSO, France)
Agence de l’Eau Audur Garonne (WSO, France) Agence de l’Eau Seine Normandie (WSO, France) Office International de l’Eau (WSO, France)
- 350k 40 Develop capacity to implement strategic plan for regional water resources management
29 Administração Regional de Águas do Norte (WSO, Mozambique)
Aguas de Galicia (WSO, Spain)
- Amphos 21 Consulting (NSA, Spain) Coruña University (NSA, Spain) Polytechnic University of Catalunya (NSA, Spain)
393k 30 Develop water resources management and the operation of hydraulic infrastructure
30 Energy, Water and Sanitation Authority (WU, Rwanda)
Hamburger Wasserwerke (WU, Germany)
DVGW Deutsche Vereinigung des Gas- und Wasserfaches (WSO, Germany) CONSULAQUA Hamburg (WSO, Germany)
Kigali Institute of Science and Technology (WSO, Rwanda)
419k 36 Reduce chemical use in water supply, increase energy efficiency and reduce UFW
31 DAWASA - Dar es Salaam Water and Sewerage Authority (WU, Tanzania) DAWASCO - Dar es Salaam Water and Sewerage Corporation (WU, Tanzania)
Hamburger Wasserwerke (WU, Germany)
Hamburger Stadtentwaesserung (WU, Germany) CONSULAQUA Hamburg (WSO, Germany) BORDA - Bremen Overseas Research and Development Association (WSO, Germany)
Ministry of Water and Irrigation (NG, Tanzania)
956k 36 Strengthen capacity to deliver water and sanitation services to per-urban and urban areas
32 National Water and UNESCO-IHE Institute International Water Sustainable Aid in Africa 996k 60 Improve water utility
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No Beneficiary (type and nationality)
Applicant (type and nationality)
Implementing partner and/or associate (type and nationality)
Supporting partner (type and nationality)
Award (€)
Time (mm)
Objective
Sewerage Corporation (WU, Uganda) Rift Valley Water Services Board (WU, Kenya) Energy, Water and Sanitation Authority (WU, Rwanda) DAWASCO- Dar es Salaam Water and Sewerage Corporation (WU, Tanzania) African Water Association (WSO, Ivory Coast)
for Water Education (WSO, Netherlands)
Association (WSO, UK) Amsterdam Waternet (WU, Netherlands)
International (NSA, Kenya) Rwandan NGO Forum on Water, Sanitation and Environment (NSA, Rwanda) Water Aid Tanzania (NSA, Tanzania)
performance in secondary urban centres in East Africa
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Table 2. Prior experience of successful applicants
Nationality
Successful applicants Y/N Details of prior experience
Austria International Association of Water Supply Companies in the Danube River Catchment Area (WSO)
YO Leader: Danube Capacity Development Facility; Study on water tariffs in the Danube catchment area; Assistance with prevention of accidental pollution in Hungary and Romania. Associate: Cooperation between Vienna and Bratislava waterworks.
Belgium Aquaplus NV (WU) Y; YO
Drinking water, hygiene and sanitation in Bamako, Mali; Training of water operator HAYA, Oman; O&M technical assistance contract for wastewater treatment plant in Sharjah City, United Arab Emirates; Development of software and methodology for asset management in sanitation, various EU countries.
Belgium Société Publique de Gestion de l’Eau (WU)
YO Capacity building workshops on planning, investment and management in water and sanitation, various countries outside the ACP region.
Belgium VIVAQUA (WU) YO IWRM in the Algerian coast; Capacity development of ONEP, Morocco.
France Communauté Urbaine de Cherbourg (LA)
Y Contribute to the achievement of the MDG target on water in Tenghory, Senegal; Contribute to the achievement of the MDG target on water in Coubalan, Senegal (I and II).
France
Office International de l’Eau (WSO)
Y; YO
Development of indicators on transboundary water management in Africa (various countries); Pan-African knowledge exchange system on regional and local water management (various countries); Assistance to the West African Water Observatory; Assistance to the establishment of a transboundary river basin agency for the Volta region; Assistance to the design and implementation of an investment programme in the Niger river basin; Twinning between river basin agencies, EU-access countries, on IWRM; Twinning with Poland on the European Water Framework Directive.
France Réseau International des Organismes de Bassin (WSO)
Y; YO
Development of indicators on transboundary water management in Africa (various countries); Strengthen regional governance in African transboundary regions; Knowledge exchange between Mauritania and the Economic Community Of West African States on infrastructure projects; Assistance to the establishment of a transboundary river basin agency for the Volta region; Assistance to the West African Water Observatory; Assistance to the design and implementation of an investment programme in the Niger river basin; Study on the institutional reform of the High Commissariat for the Senegal river; IWRM in the Volta river basin; Twinning between river basin agencies, EU-access countries, on IWRM.
France Syndicat Intercommunal du Centre et du Sud de la Martinique (WU)
N -
Finland Kangasala Municipality (LA)
Y Partnership for improved water management in Keetmanshoop and Ondangwa, Namibia.
Germany
Hamburger Wasserwerke (WU)
Y; YO
Technical assistance to ONEA in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso; Training of NWSC staff in Business Administration and Operation and Maintenance of Water Supply and Disposal, Kampala, Uganda; Water leakage reduction in Karak, Jordan; Operation and Management Support (OMS) for Public Water Utilities, Jordan; Knowledge transfer and n-the-job training, Middle Governorates Water Management, Jordan; Assistance to the Water Authority of Jordan with improving energy efficiency; Management consulting for the General Establishment for Drinking Water and Sewerage Aleppo, Syria; Sana’a Wastewater Treatment Plant Upgrade and
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Nationality
Successful applicants Y/N Details of prior experience
Rehabilitation, Yemen; Feasibility study on the expansion of the water supply network for St. Petersburg Vodokanal, Russia; Capacity development, Diyarbakir Wastewater Treatment Plant, Turkey; Capacity development, Van Wastewater Treatment Plant, Turkey; Training, Industrial Wastewater Treatment Plant Initial Operational Services, Fuyang, China.
Italy Acque del Chiampo (WU) N -
Italy
Ente acque della Sardegna (WU)
YO Knowledge exchange on sustainable water management in Tunisia and Morocco; Pilot study on renewable energy and water management in Tunisia; Capacity building on wastewater reuse for irrigation in Palestine; Assistance with industrial wastewater treatment and sustainable water use in Morocco; Drainage and sanitation in Serbia; Industrial water use in Serbia; Surface water quality in Bosnia Herzegovina; Common strategy on protection of territory in Greece and Portugal; Capacity building on IWRM and aridity.
Italy
HYDROAID (WSO) YO Cooperation between Italy and Brazil on IWRM; Institutional Training Programme on Water management (various countries); Project for the reuse of wastewater for irrigation purposes in Palestine.
Italy University of Padova (WSO)
N -
Netherlands
Amsterdam Waternet (WU)
Y; YO
Twinning cooperation Baheira Water & Drainage company, Damietta water company and Alexandria Water company, Egypt; WOP with SWM and the Ministry for Natural Resources, Suriname; WOP with Perpamsi Banten, Indonesia.
Netherlands Dunea, Dune & Water (WU)
Y; YO
WOP with Red Sea State and Gedaref State Water Corporations, Sudan; WOP on improved performance with PDAM Kabupaten Bogor, Indonesia; WOP on improved distribution management with PDAM Bekasi, Indonesia; WOP with local utilities in Tsunami affected areas in Northern Sumatera, Indonesia; Capacity Development Project of Dunea, WMD and PWN for Nine Water Supply Companies in Aceh, Indonesia; South-South Regional Training and Capacity Development programme with Beheira Water and Drainage Company; Egypt; Design, delivery, installation setting to work and training of a distribution monitoring system in Iasi, Romania; Design, delivery, installation, setting to work and training of an intake monitoring system in Iasi, Romania.
Netherlands PWN Water Supply Company North Holland (WU)
Y; YO
Establishment of a professional private water supply operator in Rwanda; Extension of water supply and sanitation in Yungwe-Bikore, Rwanda; Rehabilitation and extension of water supply and sanitation in Mutera, Rwanda; Twinning between Tirtanadi, PWN and Tirta Sumut, Indonesia; Capacity development project DZH-PWN/WMD with 9 water supply companies in Aceh, Indonesia.
Netherlands
Vitens-Evides International (WU)
Y; YO
Technical assistance to Nakuru Water and Sanitation Company, Kenya; Water Operators Partnership (WOP) with Ulaanbaatar Water and Sewerage Corporation, Mongolia; 2 WOPs with FIPAG, Mozambique; Partnership on improving urban sanitation in Mozambique; Pilot project on mobile sanitation systems for informal settlements in Cape Town, South Africa; Technical assistance in investment programme in drinking-water projects in Suriname; WOP with Saigon Water Supply Corporation and Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam; WOP with Da Nang City Drinking Water Company and Da Nang municipal government, Vietnam; WOP with Ta’iz Water and Sewerage Corporation, Yemen.
Netherlands UNESCO-IHE Institute for Water Education (WSO)
Y; YO
Water for African Cities Programme: Training and Capacity Building Component, Johannesburg, Lusaka,
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Nationality
Successful applicants Y/N Details of prior experience
Nairobi, Addis, Accra, Abidjah, Dakar; Training and Capacity Building within the Programme Lake Victoria Region Water and Sanitation Initiative, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda; Enhancing institutional capacity in water and waste water treatment, South Africa; Water Sector Capacity Building in Palestine; Water and Environmental Sanitation Sector Capacity Building and Sustainable Development, Ghana; Cooperation in Sanitary and Environmental Engineering, Colombia.
Netherlands Waterschap Reest en Wieden (WSO)
Y; YO
Institutional assistance on IWRM to Teleorman, Romania; Assistance on IWRM and sanitation to Figuig, Morocco; Improved access to water and sanitation in Benin; IWRM, planning and sustainable water and sanitation services in Haiti.
Portugal Indaqua (WU) N -
Spain Aguas de Galicia (WSO) N -
Table 3. Prior experience of ACP implementing partners
Nationality
ACP implementing partners
Y/N Details of prior experience
Angola Vista Water (WU) N -
Ghana Ghana Water Company (WU)
Y Collaboration with Ente acque della Sardegna in the project Eco-laboratory in the Nzema Area (2007-2009), Ghana.
Namibia Polytechnic of Namibia (NSA)
Y Partnership with Kangasala municipality and Tampere University of Technology, Finland for improved water management in Keetmanshoop and Ondangwa, Namibia.
Uganda National Water and Sewerage Corporation (WU)
Y; YO
Over 40 partnerships in Ethiopia, India, Kenya, South Sudan, Tanzania, Mozambique, Nigeria, Rwanda, Uganda and Zambia.
Table 4. Prior experience of ACP beneficiary partners
Nationality of beneficiary partners
ACP beneficiary partners Prior experience
Angola Local authority, Benguela (LA) N
Angola Local authority, Bié (LA) N
Angola Local authority, Cunene (LA) N
Angola Local authority, Huambo (LA) N
Angola Local authority, Huíla (LA) N
Angola Local authority, K. Kubango (LA) N
Angola Local authority, Moxico (LA) N
Angola Local authority, Namibe (LA) N
Benin Commune d’Abomey-Calavi (LA) Y
Botswana Water Utility Corporation (WU) N
Burkina Faso Autoritée du Bassin de la Volta (WSO) Y
Burkina Faso Nakanbé Water Board (WSO) N/A
Cameroon Centre de Recherches Hydrologiques (WU) Y
Cameroon Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Travaux Publics (WSO) Y
Central African Republic
Direction de la Météorologie Nationale (WU) Y
Congo Groupe de Recherche en Sciences Exactes et Naturelles (WU) Y
Democratic Republic of Congo
Commission Internationale du Bassin Congo-Oubangui-Sangha (WSO)
Y
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Nationality of beneficiary partners
ACP beneficiary partners Prior experience
Democratic Republic of Congo
REGIDESO (WU) Y
Democratic Republic of Congo
Régie der Voies Fluviales (WU) Y
Ethiopia Adama Urban Water Supply and Sewerage Enterprise (WU) Y
Ethiopia Arba Minch Town Municipality (LA) Y
Ethiopia Arba Minch Town Water Supply and Sewerage Enterprise (WU) Y
Ethiopia Bishoftu Urban Water Supply and Sewerage Enterprise (WU) Y
Ethiopia Oromia Water, Mineral and Energy Bureau (WU) Y
Ghana Ghana Water Company (WU) Y
Ghana Jomoro District Assembly (LA) Y
Ghana Nzema East Municipal Assembly (LA) Y
Ivory Coast African Water Association (WSO) Y
Kenya Isiolo Water & Sewerage Company (WU) N
Kenya Kericho Water & Sewerage Company (WU) N
Kenya Kisumu Water & Sewerage Company (WU) Y
Kenya Lake Victoria South Water Services Board (WSO) Y
Kenya Malindi Water & Sewerage Company (WU) N
Kenya Murang’a Water & Sewerage Company (WU) N
Kenya Nakuru Water & Sanitation Services Company (WU) Y
Kenya Nzoia Water & Sewerage Company (WU) N
Kenya Nyeri Water and Sewerage Company (WU) Y
Kenya Oloolaiser Water & Sewerage Company (WU) N
Kenya Rift Valley Water Services Board (WU) Y
Kenya Sibo Water & Sewerage Company (WU) N
Kenya Thika Water & Sewerage Company (WU) N
Kenya Water Services Providers Association (WSO) Y
Mali Agence Nationale de Gestion des Stations d’Epuration du Mali (WU) N
Mozambique Administração Regional de Águas do Norte (WSO) Y
Mozambique Empresa Moçambicana de Águas (WU) N
Mozambique Fundo de Investimento e Patrimonio do Abastecimento de Agua (WU) N/A
Namibia Keetmanshoop Municipality (LA) Y
Rwanda Association of Private Operators in the Rural Water and Sanitation Sector (WSO)
N
Rwanda Energy, Water and Sanitation Authority (WU) N
Saint Lucia Water and Sewerage Company Inc (WU) N
Senegal Communauté Rurale de Coubalan (LA) Y
Senegal Communauté Rurale de Niamone (LA) Y
Senegal Communauté Rurale de Ouonck (LA) Y
Senegal Communauté Rurale de Tenghory (LA) Y
Senegal Fédération des Asufor des Kalounayes (WU) Y
Senegal Univérsité de Ziguinchor (NSA) Y
Suriname Overliggend Waterschap MCP (WSO) Y
Suriname Surinaamsche Waterleidingmaatschappij (WU) Y
Tanzania DAWASA - Dar es Salaam Water and Sewerage Authority (WU) Y
Tanzania DAWASCO - Dar es Salaam Water and Sewerage Corporation (WU) Y
Tanzania Mwanza Urban Water and Sewerage Authority (WU) Y
Tanzania Lake Victoria Basin Water Office (WSO) Y
Uganda Adjumani Water Supply and Sewerage Board (WU) N
Uganda Amolatar Water Supply and Sewerage Board (WU) N
Uganda Apac Water Supply and Sewerage Board (WU) N
Uganda Central Umbrella Organisation (WSO) Y
Uganda Dokolo Water Supply and Sewerage Board (WU) N
Uganda Eastern Umbrella Organisation (WSO) Y
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Nationality of beneficiary partners
ACP beneficiary partners Prior experience
Uganda Kamdini Water Supply and Sewerage Board (WU) N
Uganda Koboko Water Supply and Sewerage Board (WU) N
Uganda Mid-Western Umbrella Organisation (WSO) Y
Uganda Moyo Water Supply and Sewerage Board (WU) N
Uganda National Water and Sewerage Corporation (WU) Y
Uganda Nebbi Water Supply and Sewerage Board (WU) N
Uganda Northern Umbrella Organisation (WSO) N
Uganda Oyam Water Supply and Sewerage Board (WU) N
Uganda Pakwach Water Supply and Sewerage Board (WU) N
Uganda South-Western Umbrella Organisation (WSO) Y
Zambia Kafubu Water and Sewerage Company (WU) N/A
Zambia Mulonga Water and Sewerage Company (WU) N/A
Zambia Nkana Water and Sewerage Company (WU) N/A
Table 5. Prior collaboration between ACP beneficiary partners and successful applicants
