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33 Supporting improvements to water resources management - FEXTE Peru LATIN AMERICA | Peru - Arequipa, Cusco Ministry of Housing, Construction and Sanitation • Sewage • Drinking water Providing support in moving towards improved water resources management (the supply of drinking water, treating waste water, preventing and managing hydro-climatic risks) mobilises a cross-functional institutional support approach combining assessment, training and improvements in governance. Identifying requirements. Proposing and completing projects to implement (writing terms of reference, tendering, selecting contractors, monitoring, inspecting and payment). Implementing training courses. July 2018 Integrated Water Resources Management - Phase 3 LATIN AMERICA | Colombia - Magdalena - Cauca hydrographic basin Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development (MADS) • Water resources management • Water security • Circular economy • Groundwater Supporting the implementation of a policy of inte- grated water resources management by supporting the organisation of Autonomous Regional Corpora- tions structuring the basin councils, completed by developing information systems on water. Prioritising the challenges relating to water security Planning reformulation strategy Specific recommendations for managing and monitoring groundwater Sharing experience on the reuse of treated waste water November 2018 Supporting Integrated Water Resources Management - Phase 2 LATIN AMERICA | Cuba - Almendares-Vento (Havana) hydrographic basin National Institute of Hydraulic Resources (INRH) of Cuba • Water resources management • Information systems Modernising integrated water resources management in Cuba through technical support for implementing a water information system and the observatory for the Almendares-Vento basin. Assessment, discussion and advice on consoli- dating water governance at the national level as well as in the pilot basin Improving the characterisation of the hydrographic basin (supplying monitoring equipment) Implementing an information system based on data interoperability November 2019 Organisational audit of the Sahara and Sahel Observatory (OSS) AFRICA / MEDITERRANEAN | Tunisia - Tunis Sahara and Sahel Observatory • Water • Climate change • Water resources management The organisational audit of current operations will allow the Sahara and Sahel Observatory (OSS) to better carry out its mission to support member coun- tries in sustainably managing their natural resources in an especially unfavourable climate change context. A strategic plan will be deployed on completing the audit. Assessing the relevance and the efficiency of the institutional and organisational arrangements at OSS, in relation to its vision, mission, objectives and the results achieved. Proposing modifications-changes for implementing a Strategic Plan for 2030. November 2019 http://www.oss-online.org/fr