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ENVIRONMENTALLY SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC GROWTH FOR THE WELLBEING OFNVIRONMENTALLY SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC GROWTH FOR THE WELLBEING OF

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Promotion of Eco-efficientWater Infrastructure for more

Effective Partnerships inClimate Change Adaptation

Ti Le-HuuChief, Water Security Section

Environment andDevelopment DivisionUNESCAP

The views expressed in this paper/presentation are the views of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views orolicies of the Asian Develo ment Bank ADB or its Board of Governors or the overnments the re resent. ADB does

United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacificnited Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific

not guarantee the accuracy of the data included in this paper and accepts no responsibility for any consequence of theiruse. Terminology used may not necessarily be consistent with ADB official terms.



ENVIRONMENTALLY SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC GROWTH FOR THE WELLBEING OF ALL

Message of this presentation

Effective partnership in CCA needs to build onemer in trends of socio-economic develo ment

Eco-efficient water infrastructure development is to

improve “Quality” socio-economic development:GREEN GROWTH

Initiating and sustaining an effective process of eco-efficient infrastructure needs to learn from the past

-development: “Learning from past processes”,“Promoting pilot projects” and create a knowledge hub


us n ng o w

strengthen CCA Partnerships




Points of discussion

The new context: water security

Eco-efficiency: a new perception of

develo ment oals Development of eco-efficient water

Activities on eco-efficient infrastructure


n anc ng ar ners ps




New context: water security

ESCAP region is the fastest economic growing

region

Rapid increase in water withdrawal Increasing competition among water use

sectors

Rapid increasing water scarcity

Ra id increasin number of water dis utes





ea grow n eve op ngESCAP economies and other regions

Source: ESCAP Survey, 2008





o en a wa er ava a y ycontinents

800

900

80

90

i t aSource: Shiklomanov A.I.,Source: Shiklomanov A.I., Strategic Planning Concluding

500

600

700

y , t h

o u . m

3 / k m

50

60

70

h o u . m

3 p

e r c a

, ,, ,

200

300

400

a t e r a v a i l a b i l i t

20

30

40

r a v a i l a b i l i t y , t

0

100

Europe North

America

Africa Asia South

America

Australia and

Oceania

0

10 W a t


Water availability for 1 km2 Water availablity per capita




An index of water scarcity

Please keep the time for more active

interaction





Trends in water utilization

0 0 n

Agricultural Water Use per capita vs. GDP per capita

CHNCHN

JPN JPN JPN

JPN

4

0 0

w a l p e r p e r s

sCHNCHN

KOR

KOR

KOR KOR KOR

0

3 0 0

W a t e r W i t h d r

c u b i c m e t r

MNG

MNG

MNGMNG 1 0 0

2

A g r i c u l t u r a

l

0 5000 10000 15000 20000 25000GDP per capita (PPP)

agric_pc Fitted values




production values





the re ion

No. of Water-related Conflicts as Recorded in Selected Databases

25

30

35

f l i c t s

5 4 40

2624

10

15

20

N o .

o f c o

8 70

1950-59 1960-69 1970-79 1980-89 1990-99 2000-07

Period

Within countries

Between countries




co-e c ency: a new percept onof development oals

Efforts are being made to improve water

quality

Increased efforts to minimize impacts ofhuman activities

Water for development is increasingly

recognized to improve human security Water use versus eco-footprint: revisiting


concept?




as e wa er sc arge nChina in million tons

500

400

450

Source: State Environment

250

300

Protection Agency, China

150

200


1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

Total Industrial Household




e a ons p e ween wa erand develo ment





Total water withdrawal per capita vs.Human Povert Index

5 0 0Total water withdrawal per capita vs. Human Poverty Index

IRNPAK

THA

0 0 0

1

e r c a p i t a , m ^ 3

BGD

BTNCHN

INDLAO

MMRLKA

TUR

VNM

5 0 0

r w i t h d r a w a l

KHM

FJI

MYS

MNG

PNG

PHL

0 T o t a l w a

t

10 20 30 40Human Poverty Index

ipc_percapita_tot_water_unit Fitted values




gr cu ture water use e c encyvs. Human Povert Index

. 2 5

Agriculture water use efficiency vs. Human Poverty Index

5

. 2

e e f f i c i e n c y

e r p e r s o n

CHN

PAK . 1

.

l t u r e w a t e r u

p e r $ G D P p

BGD

KHMFJI

IDN

IRNLAOMYS MNG

NPLPNG

PHL LKATHA

TUR

VNM

0

. 0 5

A g r i c

m ^

0 10 20 30 40Human Poverty Index

iagric_wat_gdppc Fitted values




n ex o va a e xp o a e a er orDevelopment vs. Ecological Footprint

Index of Available Water for DevelopmentInc. lar e Eco-foot rint countries vs. Eco-foot rint

PAK

PHL 1 0 0

1 2 0

D e v e l o p m e n t

0 0 5

CHN

IDNMYS

MNG

LKA

8 0

b l e W a t e r f o r

c h a n g e 1 9 8 0 -

IND

JPNNZL

4 0

6

I n d e x A v a i l

%

0 1000 2000 3000Ecological footprint, 2000

index_gap_2005 Fitted values




eve opmen o eco-e c enwater infrastructure as a process

Water could be a barrier to development

Water could facilitate development

opportunities Development of eco-efficient infrastructure

needs a systemic approach

PES: an example of process for development ofeco-efficient infrastructure





Water as a barrier to development





development





co-e c en n ras ruc uredevelo ment rocess & CCA

Ecosystem sensitivity design concept

Capacity-building

-

Case studies: good practices and pilot

Partnership development





eop e s par c pa ons: aymenfor Environmental Services





Services by Type of Service





n ng eco-e c ency o :enhancing partnerships

A new development paradigm

Vision on eco-efficiency and CCA:

Human prosperit and happiness Human security

Socio-economic sustainability

Building on past experiences and goodpractices


Message on commitment




Eco-efficiency of development

Grow Firstuant ty o

GrowthClean Up

Later

Efficiency

Quality of Quality of Eco-efficiencyGreenGreen




versus Water Poverty Index

. 2 5

Agriculture water use efficiency vs. Water Poverty Index

IND

. 2

f f i c i e n c y

o n ( 2 0 0 0 )

CHN . 1

. 1 5

e w a t e r u s e e

G D P p e r p e r s

BGD

IDN

TJK THA

UZB

VNM

. 0 5

A g r i c u l t u

m ^ 3 p e r

$

ARM AUSKHM FJI JPNKAZKOR

KGZLAO MYSMNG NZLPNGPHL RUSLKATUR 0

45 50 55 60 65 70Water Poverty Index (2002)




u ng on pas exper ences angood practices

Eco-efficient infrastructure development

Leaderships in initiating the process

Mobilization of support

changes in mindset – consumption pattern

Similarit btw eco-efficienc and CCA:


changes of mindset and preparedness




Message of this presentation

Effective partnership in CCA needs to build onemer in trends of socio-economic develo ment

Eco-efficient water infrastructure development is toimprove “Quality” socio-economic development:GREEN GROWTH

Initiating and sustaining an effective process of eco-efficient infrastructure needs to learn from the past

-development: “Learning from past processes”,“Promoting pilot projects” and create a knowledge hub


us n ng o wstrengthen CCA Partnerships

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