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The Study on Development Assistance in Water Sectors Response to Water Problems in Developing Countries
Summary: Issues and Proposals (November 2002)

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FOREWORD

PREFACE BY THE CHAIRPERSON

List of Committee Members

List of Task Force Members

Table of Contents

1. Summary of Research Study
  • 1-1 Background and Objectives of Study
  • 1-2 Structure of the Main Report
2. Issues for Future Development Assistance in Water Sectors
  • 2-1 Comprehensive Water Management
  • 2-1-1 Terminology in Water Management: Arrangement of Concepts
  • 2-1-2 Comprehensive Water Management / River Basin Management in Monsoon Asia and Measures in Japa's Water Administration
  • 2-2 Conservation of the Environment
  • 2-2-1 Water Environmental Administration in Japan
  • 2-2-2 Development of Sewerage and Sanitation
  • 2-2-3 Conservation and Restoration of Natural Ecosystems
  • 2-2-4 Preservation of Groundwater
  • 2-2-5 Preservation of Surface Water Sources
  • 2-3 Equitable and Efficient Water Allocation
  • 2-3-1 Introduction
  • 2-3-2 Equitable Water Allocation
  • 2-3-3 Efficiency of Water Use
  • 2-4 Importance of Regional Diversity
  • 2-4-1 International Cooperation and Regional Diversity in Water Sectors
  • 2-4-2 Regional Diversity of Natural Conditions
  • 2-4-3 Regional Diversity of Social Conditions
  • 2-4-4 Consideration for Regional Diversity in the Evaluation of Paddy Field Irrigation
  • 2-4-5 Diversity of Water Sources
  • 2-4-6 Technical Cooperation Attaching Importance to Regional Diversity
  • 2-5 Poverty Reduction Measures through Cooperation in Water Sectors
  • 2-5-1 Water and Poverty
  • 2-5-2 Privatization and Its Impact on the Poor
  • 2-5-3 Poverty Reduction Measures in Water Sector Cooperation
  • 2-6 Sustainable Operation and Maintenance
  • 2-6-1 Sustainability of Project Impacts
  • 2-6-2 Participation in Projects of Water Users / Groups and Stakeholders
  • 2-6-3 Capacity Building
  • 2-6-4 Establishment of Operation and Maintenance Systems and Securing Costs
  • 2-6-5 Selection and Application of Appropriate Technology
3. Proposals for Future Approach of Japan's Cooperation in Water Sectors
  • 3-1 Fundamental Approach to Cooperation in Water Sectors
  • 3-1-1 Global Water Problems in the 21st Century
  • 3-1-2 International Movement on Water Problems
  • 3-1-3 Principles of Japan's ODA for Global Water Problems
  • 3-2 Priority Sectors and Issues
  • 3-2-1 Comprehensive Water Management in Monsoon Asia
  • 3-2-2 Conservation of Regional Environments by Water Pollution Preventive Measures
  • 3-2-3 Sustainable Provision and Impartial Allocation of Agricultural Water
  • 3-2-4 Safe Water Supply in Arid Areas and for the Poor
  • 3-2-5 Strengthening of Assistance to International River Basin Management
  • 3-3 Methods for Effective and Efficient Implementation of Cooperation in Water Sectors
  • 3-3-1 Promotion of Efficient Water Use
  • 3-3-2 Assistance in Establishing Legal-Institutional System
  • 3-3-3 Importance of Regional Diversity
  • 3-3-4 Consideration for the Socially Vulnerable, the Poor, and Gender Issues
  • 3-3-5 Promotion of a Multi-Sector Approach
  • 3-3-6 Strengthening Mechanism for Participation
  • 3-3-7 Collaborative Assistance
  • 3-3-8 Strengthening Domestic Organization
  • 3-3-9 Utilization of Japan's Experiences and Technology Development

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