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SWAP Project Mediterranean dialogue on framing S ustainability in WA ter P olicy evaluation

SWAP Indicators Mohammed Blinda, Plan Blue. SWAP Project Mediterranean dialogue on framing S ustainability in WA ter P olicy evaluation Final Conference Valenzano (ITALY), 25 November, 2009. MSSD framework. MSSD follow-up and indicators. OBJECTIVE 1 Contribute to economic development.

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SWAP Project Mediterranean dialogue on framing S ustainability in WA ter P olicy evaluation

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  1. SWAP IndicatorsMohammed Blinda, Plan Blue SWAP Project Mediterranean dialogue on framing Sustainability in WAter Policy evaluation Final Conference Valenzano (ITALY), 25 November, 2009

  2. MSSD framework MSSD follow-up and indicators OBJECTIVE 1 Contribute to economic development OBJECTIVE 2 Reduce social disparities by implementing the Millennium Development Goals OBJECTIVE 3 Change unsustainable production and consumption patterns and ensure the sustainable management of natural resources OBJECTIVE 4 Improve governance at the local, national and regional levels To reach these 4 objectives, the MSSD calls to progress in in 7 priority fields and to improve the governance: mediterranean dialogue on framing Sustainability in WAter Policy evaluationn Improving integrated water resource and water demand management Promoting sustainable management of the sea and coastal zones and taking urgent action to put an end to the degradation of coastal zones Promote sustainable tourism Ensuring sustainable mobility through the appropriate management of transport Promoting sustainable urban development Promoting high quality agriculture and sustainable rural development Managing energy demand and mitigating the effects of climate change Governance: Mobilizing actors, implementing the strategy and monitoring progress 2

  3. 5 priority indicators mediterranean dialogue on framing Sustainability in WAter Policy evaluationn 3

  4. 14 complementary indicators 4

  5.  Selection of indicators indicators mediterranean dialogue on framing Sustainability in WAter Policy evaluationn Indicators selection criteria *0: is considered as a fail 5

  6. MSSD objectives SWAP indicators contribution • The objectives, orientations, actions and indicators proposed by the MSSDare merely indicative, as they are intended to be applicable throughout the region. • The countries or groups of countries are faced with significantly different situations and challenges and may need to adopt specific approaches, objectives and indicators (national, local). • Consistency is desirable in regional and subregional approaches, as outlined in the common Strategy, specific national goals will clearly have to be defined or adjusted in line with each national strategic and planning framework. • ‘Pilot actions’, with limited cost and potentially high visibility, should be proposed during implementation as a means of accelerating change and of demonstrating political commitment to sustainable development mediterranean dialogue on framing Sustainability in WAter Policy evaluationn 6

  7. Indicators selected SWAP indicators with a link with MSSD’s indicators mediterranean dialogue on framing Sustainability in WAter Policy evaluationn

  8. Indicators selected and measured mediterranean dialogue on framing Sustainability in WAter Policy evaluationn 10

  9. Indicators selected and measured (follow) mediterranean dialogue on framing Sustainability in WAter Policy evaluationn 11

  10. SWAP indicators SWAP indicators contribution • The SWAP indicators have identified by the local fora, are consistent with the list of indicators suggested in the MSSD because these local indicators are based on the general framework of the MSSD to meet national and local expectations of the population. • In addition, these indicators have been selected by all local stakeholders through a participatory approach of all concerned in the context of promoting sustainable development. • These indicators respond to sustainable development objectives based on 4 pillars such environmental, economic, social and governance and their interaction. mediterranean dialogue on framing Sustainability in WAter Policy evaluationn 12

  11. Conclusions SWAP indicators contribution The SWAP project can be a basis for an international debate on sustainability indicators in general, the indicators of sustainability appear often too general in order to identify relevant issues of sustainable development. The SWAP indicators for sustainable development are proposed by the 3 case studies. These indicators should reflect the state of the environment, economy, health, quality of life, social cohesion in a context of sustainable development in local or national level. mediterranean dialogue on framing Sustainability in WAter Policy evaluationn 13

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