Stimulating Participatory Process for Water Allocation in Bang Pakong
Pilot and Demonstration Activity: Thailand
Stimulating Participatory Process for Water Allocation in Bang Pakong
This PDA will demonstrate on-the-ground participatory water allocation process to inform the formulation of corresponding water allocation policy and guidelines.
| Project site | Bang Pakong, Thailand |
|---|---|
| Cost | US$ 50,000 |
| Status | Ongoing |
| Approval date | February 2009 |
| Completion date | - |
| Category | Basin Management |
| ADB officer |
Ian Makin |
| Partner | Department of Water Resources |
Thailand's Bang Pakong river basin serves a number of communities competing for its water. The Bang Pakong Dialogue Initiative, a PDA completed in 2006, brought integrated water resources management to Bang Pakong by opening a dialogue among stakeholders and creating an effective river basin organization.
This after-care PDA will analyze all components of water allocation in consultation with existing and new stakeholders. The River Basin Committee, established during the 2006 consultations, will take the lead in stimulating participation of concerned stakeholders in formulating a detailed policy, plan, and manual for effective water allocation.
- A guideline and manual for water allocation
- Know more about PDA principles.
- Read about the Application Process.
- Know the PDA Proposal Guidelines.
- Download the Application Form.
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