A Water-Resilient Economy
This document begins with a description of HECCA. This is followed by an overview of the private sector enabling environment in Rwanda and a review of the private sector’s, current and potential roles in the country’s water sector. Next, the report describes in detail the development and calibration of Rwanda’s national WEAP model. This is followed by a discussion of the economic analysis methods used and the scenarios explored. The results of the baseline, or business-as-usual, scenario are examined via 121 unique climate projections, revealing the vulnerability of Rwanda’s current infrastructure and policies. Two additional scenarios are explored, Vision 2050 and Water Resilient Vision 2050 (WRes2050), to identify investment and policy pathways that are likely to lead to a more water-secure Rwanda in 2030 to 2050. Conclusions and recommendations are presented in the final section.
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| Format: | Report biblioteca |
| Language: | English English |
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Washington, DC
2022-08-31
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| Subjects: | BLUE ECONOMY, TERRESTRIAL NATURAL RESOURCES, ACQUATIC NATURAL RESOURCES, SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT, CLIMATE PROJECTION DATA, SUSTAINABLE WATER POLICY, |
| Online Access: | http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099092723115044968/P1714820f4859b03c09e5603c87d3218565 https://openknowledge.worldbank.org/handle/10986/40498 |
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| Summary: | This document begins with a
description of HECCA. This is followed by an overview of the
private sector enabling environment in Rwanda and a review
of the private sector’s, current and potential roles in the
country’s water sector. Next, the report describes in detail
the development and calibration of Rwanda’s national WEAP
model. This is followed by a discussion of the economic
analysis methods used and the scenarios explored. The
results of the baseline, or business-as-usual, scenario are
examined via 121 unique climate projections, revealing the
vulnerability of Rwanda’s current infrastructure and
policies. Two additional scenarios are explored, Vision 2050
and Water Resilient Vision 2050 (WRes2050), to identify
investment and policy pathways that are likely to lead to a
more water-secure Rwanda in 2030 to 2050. Conclusions and
recommendations are presented in the final section. |
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