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Training on
Roads for Water and
Resilience
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SOCIAL ENGAGEMENT PROCESSES
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Institutional cooperation
Need for close cooperation among all actors for road development and watershed management/agriculture Integrate road and watershed programs Community engagement Capacity building
• Short courses• Tools (run-off models)
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Importance of local knowledgeIn most cases, roads are imposed on the landscape and on the people without much local consultation
Increased community participation and inter-sectoral collaboration into the design will lead to more adapted structures and lower construction and maintenance costs.
Design represents a technical activity reserved for experts from the woreda offices, regional or national roads departments.
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Change procedures in road development
• Manuals: include social engagement issues and water harvesting
• Investment budgets: include budget adjustments for water-friendly road design
• Maintenance budgets
• Cooperation
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Change in approaches
Change approach from adaptation after road is constructed to participatory planning, implementation and evaluation with community
Consultative Collaborative
Collegial From re-active to proactive
approaches
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Awareness and sensitization
• Awareness raising on the environmental problems derived from the road at policy/planning levels
• Awareness raising on the opportunities to transform problem into a solution through road water harvesting at all levels (from donors to community)
• Important to disseminate the results from efforts taking place in Tigray
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Learning group
Create multisectoral Learning Group in the Horn of Africa
Bring together roads, water and agricultural Authorities, experts and practitioners
Prepare guidance notes, co-organize workshops, exchange visits and disseminate results
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Main actors
International organizations
Exchange experiences Upscale Big role of social media
National Road Authorities
• Design guidelines• Decide on investments
Regional/Provincial Authorities Authorities
Communities
Knowledge on local run-off patternsInput in local design considerations
• Implementation of water harvesting
• Ability to mobilize communities
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Way forward
Planned Activities
Actors Collaborators
Communication
strategies
Role Responsibility
Inventory of Best practices in RWH
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