Institutionalisation of systemic and collaborative action through capacity building
Systemic collaborative action can be institutionalised through capacity development. AWARD has supported close to 200 institutions with improved capacity and over 4000 people have been trained in each of the two programme areas of natural resource management and climate change. In addition, a large number of policies were developed or influenced through RESILiM-O.
Working with a range of partners and stakeholders AWARD focuses on capacity development to build resilience in a range of ways:
Institutional Support Resources
- Capacity Development for Water Conservation & Water Demand Management – Maruleng Municipality
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Capacity Development for Water Demand & Water Conservation Management Ba-Phalaborwa Municipality
- Overview of Wastewater Treatment in South Africa
- Who are we? Profiles of Civil Society Organisations of the Olifants Catchment
- No Civil Action Without Support: Principles for Practice: The Civil Society Organisations Support Initiative
- A consolidated vision for the Upper, Middle and Lower Olifants catchment Civil Society Organisations
- Olifants River Catchment Civil Society Organisations Position Statement Jan 2018
- Capacity Building for Civil Society Social Learning for Management of the Olifants Catchment
- LBCIN: Limpopo Basin Curriculum Innovation Network
- Curriculum Innovation for Institutions of Higher Learning
- Supporting Learning: The Spiral Approach to Professional Support Initiatives
- Municipal Support Initiative Impacts of Urbanisation on Catchments & Mitigation Measures Under Climate Change [Ba-Phalaborwa & Maruleng Local Municipalities]
- The Role of Municipal Spatial Planning in Managing Water Quality Impacts [Ba-Phalaborwa & Maruleng Local Municipalities]
- Maruleng Municipality: A Profile of the Municipal Area
- Municipal Support Initiative: Guidelines for Spatial Planners in Stormwater Runoff Management
- Municipal Support Initiative: Guidelines for Spatial Planners in Managing Riparian Zones under Climate Change [Ba-Phalaborwa & Maruleng Local Municipalities]
- Overview of Wastewater Treatment in South Africa
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