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Lisa Hiwasaki
Session on River cultures and ecological futures 10th International Riversymposium & Environmental Flows Conference
* Created in 1975 after the International Hydrological Decade * Its Intergovernmental Council responsible for planning the programme, defining its priorities and supervising its execution * Executed in six-year phases
Strategic Phases
1965-1974 IHD: Experimental Basins World Catalogue of Very Large Floods World Water Balance & Water Resources of the Earth IHP-I IHP-II IHP- III IHP- IV Hydrology and Water Resources for Sustainable Development IHP-V Hydrology and Water Resources under Vulnerable Environment IHP-VI Water Interactions: Systems at Risk and Social Challenges IHP-VII Water Dependencies: Systems Under Stress and Societal Responses
World Water Forum 2000 in the Hague Session on Water and Indigenous People
World Water Forum 2003 in Kyoto Sessions on Water and Cultural Diversity
WCD
What? How?
demonstrate the importance of incorporating cultural factors in management of water resources as well as in studies of water, and to promote cultural pluralism in water management strategies
Linkages between water and culture Social and cultural dimensions of water
Cultural systems and traditions that contribute to conservation of water and related resources Political/ social institutions that govern water management Cultural significance of water Tangible and intangible water heritage
Linkages between water and culture Social and cultural dimensions of water
Cultural systems and traditions that contribute to conservation of water and related resources Political/ social institutions that govern water management Cultural significance of water Tangible and intangible water heritage
Cultural systems and traditions that contribute to conservation of water and related resources practices that contribute to conservation, use, and management of water and related resources that are rooted in traditional/ local/ indigenous practices, customs, beliefs/ religion, and knowledge
Linkages between water and culture Social and cultural dimensions of water
Cultural systems and traditions that contribute to conservation of water and related resources Political/ social institutions that govern water management Cultural significance of water Tangible and intangible water heritage
Linkages between water and culture Social and cultural dimensions of water
Cultural systems and traditions that contribute to conservation of water and related resources Political/ social institutions that govern water management Cultural significance of water Tangible and intangible water heritage
Linkages between water and culture Social and cultural dimensions of water
Cultural systems and traditions that contribute to conservation of water and related resources Political/ social institutions that govern water management Cultural significance of water Tangible and intangible water heritage
Linkages between water and culture Social and cultural dimensions of water
Cultural systems and traditions that contribute to conservation of water and related resources Political/ social institutions that govern water management Cultural significance of water Tangible and intangible water heritage
WCD will
foster socio-cultural perspectives in water sciences and management create a network of people across disciplines and interests: - water scientists and managers - social scientists - policy makers - local stakeholders facilitate culturally sensitive water policies move towards transdisciplinarity and intersectoral cooperation
Informative and interactive website: resources database & community of practice 4 steps during a 2-3 year period: 1 collecting information end of 2007 2 providing information mid 2008 3 exchanging information end of 2009 4 developing information long term