Monitoring of the Pungwe Basin Transboundary Integrated Water Resources Management and Development Programme (PP2)
The Pungwe Basin Transboundary Integrated Water Resources Management and Development Programme (PP2), supported by Sida, is a collaborative endeavour of the two riparian Governments, Mozambique and Zimbabwe, to address key social, economic, environmental and institutional challenges in the basin. The overall objective of the five-year programme is to contribute to poverty reduction and environmental sustainability in the basin through strengthening relevant institutions, stakeholders and systems at all appropriate levels for the joint, integrated and sustainable management of its water resources. The programme aims at stimulating and supporting institutional structures and facilities for increased development-oriented investments in the basin, at the same time as it provides actual financing of several critical development projects. Key components of PP2 include institutional development, stakeholder participation, information and communication systems, a Pungwe Basin investment facility, and seven critical development projects all of which relate to environmentally and socio-economically sustainable management and development of water and related resources in the basin.
The objective of the assignment is to monitor programme implementation and find out if it is proceeding as planned as well as identifying weaknesses and propose how to handle these.
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