Jakob Granit, PhD
Centre Director SEI, Stockholm
GEF Scientific & Technical
Advisory Panel
@JakobGranit
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Unpacking the Water-Energy-Food Nexus from the regional to local level презентация
Содержание
- 1. Unpacking the Water-Energy-Food Nexus from the regional to local level
- 2. The nexus – an analytical framework
- 3. The nexus is scale and context specific
- 4. Macro-region scale: Southern African Development Community (SADC) SAPP
- 5. Drivers Economic + population growth, national growth
- 6. Urban centre Septic Tank Wastewater Urban channels
- 7. Conclusion – Nexus Value Add Increases the
The nexus – an analytical framework SEI WEF Nexus Initiative , Huber-Lee et.al. In press
Слайд 1 Unpacking the Water-Energy-Food Nexus from the regional to local level Sustainable Sanitation
Alliance
5 September, 2014
Слайд 3The nexus is scale and context specific
Global scale
CC scenarios, new climate
economy, gobal compact?
Macro-Region scale
Economic, social , trade, health, education, peace and security
Building common objectives, norms and values - ”Energy union”
National scale
Policy cohesion to address multiple national objectives
E.g hydropower storage as a lever intermittent renewable energy
Basin/Catchment scale
Competition & tradeoffs between users: irrigation, hydropower, domestic water supply
Finding synergies and new win-win opportunities
Urban scale
Resource stocks and flows external and internal, business models for services
Macro-Region scale
Economic, social , trade, health, education, peace and security
Building common objectives, norms and values - ”Energy union”
National scale
Policy cohesion to address multiple national objectives
E.g hydropower storage as a lever intermittent renewable energy
Basin/Catchment scale
Competition & tradeoffs between users: irrigation, hydropower, domestic water supply
Finding synergies and new win-win opportunities
Urban scale
Resource stocks and flows external and internal, business models for services
Based on Granit, J., et.al.. (2013). Unpacking the Water-Energy-Food Nexus: Tools for Assessment and Cooperation Along a Continuum; Söderbaum, F., & Granit, J. (2014). The Political Economy of Regionalism
Слайд 5Drivers
Economic + population growth, national growth plan
Increased irrigation development
Subsistence to commercial
agriculture
Foreign direct investments into biofuels
Hydropower development
Environmental degradation
Foreign direct investments into biofuels
Hydropower development
Environmental degradation
Catchment scale: Nexus research in
Lake Tana & Beles river basin, Ethiopia
”Irrigation for food or hydropower for energy production”?
”Change in HEP´operation rules for multiple benefits”
Hoff, H., & Karlberg, L. (2013). A Nexus Approach for
the Lake Tana and Upper Blue Nile Basin. SEI, the Ethiopian Institute for Water Resources, Bahir Dar University, Naturschutzbund Deutschland (NABU), IWMI,
Слайд 6Urban centre
Septic Tank
Wastewater
Urban channels
Discharge
Urban scale: Resource based sanitation
value chain, Vientiane,
Laos
Слайд 7Conclusion – Nexus Value Add
Increases the understanding of dynamic systems taking
multiple sector objectives into account
Analytical approaches that are scale and context specific
From qualitiative to quantiative analysis
Linkages/challenges/options
Contributes to assess governing options at different scales
Norms, institutional structures and options
Policy coherence
Identifies management options & innovation needs
Resource planning
Operational aspects, synergies & tradeoffs
Solution oriented
Analytical approaches that are scale and context specific
From qualitiative to quantiative analysis
Linkages/challenges/options
Contributes to assess governing options at different scales
Norms, institutional structures and options
Policy coherence
Identifies management options & innovation needs
Resource planning
Operational aspects, synergies & tradeoffs
Solution oriented
SEI WEF Initiative, Huber-Lee et.al. In press
