Country Policy Support Programme (CPSP)
What is CPSP? Donors Participating Countries
Contributing Organizations and Dialogue Partners BHIWA Model Computer Models
Final Reports Draft Reports PowerPoint Presentations
CPSP News Updates Dissemination of the study components Brief of Events
Posters    

 




Country Policy Support Programme (CPSP) is funded by the Sustainable Economic Development Department, National Policy Environment Division, Government of The Netherlands as Activity No. WW138714-3238-DDDE0014311

 
Final Reports
I N D I A

3.98MB PDF file

Report 1

6MB PDF file

Report 2

2.04 MB PDF file

Report 3

C H I N A

2.28 MB PDF file

Report 4

2.76 MB PDF file

Report 5

2.47 MB PDF file

Report 6

E G Y P T

Report 7

P A K I S T A N

 

2.26 MB PDF file

Report 9

M E X I C O
 

Report 8

 
IWMI Research Report 83 : Spatial Variation in Water Supply and Demand Across River Basins of India
Computer Models

BHIWA Model Software (Windows XP version)
PodiumSIM (Zip file 2.21 MB)
PodiumSIM Manual (PDF - 456 KB)

DRAFT REPORTS

Background Report on Application of CPSP for Egypt

IWMI/ICID Scenario Development Orientation Workshop for India and China, 3-4 September 2004

Chinese National Consultation (CNC), 7 August 2004

Indian National Consultation (INC), 21-22 November 2003

Water Assessment in Qiantangjiang River Basin - a draft report prepared by Chinese National Committee on Irrigation and Drainage (CNCID), June 2003

Water Assessment in Jiaodong Peninsula - a draft report prepared by Chinese National Committee on Irrigation and Drainage (CNCID), June 2003

Background paper on CPSP

POSTERS
CPSP Posters in PDF format
BRIEF OF EVENTS HELD DURING APRIL 2005 TO DECEMBER 2005

National Consultation at Lahore, Pakistan, July 2005

A National Level Consultation to present and discuss preliminary assessment of the Nari basin was held at Lahore, Pakistan on 30 July 2005. The consultation was organised by Pakistan National Committee on Irrigation and Drainage (PANCID) in collaboration with National Engineering Services Pakistan (NESPAK). The consultation was attended by more than 40 participants representing different disciplines like engineering, agricultural sciences, environment, hydrologists, modelers, administrators and development planners. ICID experts team led by Mr. M. Gopalakrishnan, Secretary General, ICID joined and participated the consultations. The session concluded with a discussion on the policy issues emerging from Nari river basin studies and their implications for the overall policy issues for Pakistan.

Special Session at Beijing, 11-12 September 2005

A Special Session on CPSP was held at Beijing on 11-12 September 2005 on the occasion 56th IEC/ 19th Congress. Presentations were made by representatives from the National Committees of CPSP participating countries viz. China, India, Egypt, Mexico and Pakistan besides the Secretary General, ICID. A presentation by Ms. Charlotte de Fraiture (IWMI) on WATERSIM was also held during the session. Final study reports pertaining to China and India and draft reports pertaining to Egypt and Mexico studies as well as a CD on BHIWA MODEL was widely circulated during the session. The session was attended by more than 50 professionals including senior office bearers of ICID, member countries of ICID, and international organizations. Poster presentations highlighting key outcome of CPSP studies in India and China was also organized on this occasion.

Presentation at OECD Workshop in Australia, 14-18 November 2005

On an invitation of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), Secretary General Mr. M. Gopalakrishnan introduced ICID's CPSP initiative in a Workshop held on 'Agriculture and Water: Sustainability, Markets and Policies' at Adelaide, Australia during 14-18 November 2005. The efforts to address the 'Challenges in Water for Food, People and Environment' by a comprehensive land and water use modeling at basin level and the results emerging out of the studies in suggesting policy options for several likely scenarios in the future were explained. Several professionals from OECD member and non-member countries, International Government and Non-Governmental Organizations were participants in the workshop. Besides, poster presentation on CPSP was also organised.

Introducing CPSP in 4th World Water Forum

The CPSP outcome formed part of an inscription by ICID under the "Local Actions for a Global Challenge". The Sabarmati river basin case study from India, as submitted by ICID was listed as one of the Local Action vide ID: LA0114. The presentation was titled as "Sabarmati basin - Policy Support Program". This is available at the 4th World Water Forum website under the Framework Theme: 'Water Management for Food and the Environment'.

PRESENTATIONS

OECD Workshop on Agriculture & Water : Sustainability, Markets & Policies
Adelaide, November 2005

Some Opening Remarks for the Special Session
Beijing, September 2005

ICID's initiative on Country Policy Support Programme and emerging outcome as "Contributions to CA"
Montpellier, June 2005

USCID : Third International Conference on Irrigation and Drainage
San Diego , March 2005

An Integrated Water Assessment Model for Future Scenario Studies of Sabarmati River Basin in India
Tanzania, March 2005

UNDESA : 2nd International Forum on Partnership for Sustainable Development
ICID's initiative to focus on Water for People, Food & Nature

Marrakech, March 2005

IUCN : World Conservation Congress [Er. Gopalakrishnan, Secretary General] (PDF 2.53 MB)

Report on work done for CPSP in Central Office and for ‘India Component’ of CPSP [Dr. C.D. Thatte, 54th IEC, Montpellier, France] (PDF 1.73 MB)

CPSP Program in China [Mr. Gao Zhanyi, 54th IEC, Montpellier, France] (PDF 1.34 MB)

 

NEWS

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