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Guideline 2.8b BCWUA Activation: Template for Internal RegulationsArchives and NotebooksArticle (45) The association shall keep the following archives and notebooks:a. A map showing the association areab. A record of all the members of the Base Units, the RA, and the Board and theiraddresses and their assignment periodsc. Minutes from all the meetings of the RA, the Board, and meetings with externalauthorities and sub-committeesd. A record of breaches and violationse. A record of the deals, agreements, contracts, and donationsf. A record of visitsg. A record of imports and exportsh. A record of furniture and trusteeshipsi. A record of finances: money, bank statements, income, and payments.Board ChairmanIWMD ManagerUndersecretary ofWater Resourcesand Irrigation atGovernorateRevised by:Approved by:LIFE–IWRM 91International Resources GroupJanuary 2008
Guidelines2.8c BCWUA Activation:Agenda for IWMD–BCWUA Seasonal MeetingsForewordThese guidelines are meant to assist and guide MWRI staff in performing a specific task. Theseguidelines should be followed under most circumstances.IntroductionIt is essential that the BCWUA Board and the IWMD staff meet formally or informally on aregular basis, even when there are no pending or crucial issues to be discussed. Regular meetingsprovide a forum for relaxed dialogue between participants. They also allow participants to proactivelydiscuss recurrent or predictable issues and possible solutions instead of having specialmeetings when faced with full-blown issues that require immediate attention and resolution(prevention is better than correction in terms of conflict resolution).It is recommended that each IWMD manager (or representative):• Meets formally with Board members of each BCWUA at least twice a year, preferably onceevery 3 months (these meetings can be with one individual BCWUA or with two to fiveneighboring BCWUAs); individual meetings are useful to discuss branch canal issues, whilecollective meetings allow sharing information with several BCWUAs at once and/ordiscussion of larger scale issues; minutes of these meetings should be prepared and approvedby both sides.• Meets with Chairpersons of all BCWUAs together at least twice a year (preferably in Marchand October, at the transitions between the Summer and Winter seasons, to discuss thepast season, and to plan the oncoming one); these meetings would be useful to discussdistrict-level or main canal-level issues.The IWMD manger should prepare these seasonal meetings carefully, to know what informationto provide and which issues to raise.Suggested Meeting Agenda5. Introduction by IWMD manager (or representative) – maximum 15 minutesWelcome and introduce participants. Present agenda and rules of the meeting (district-levelissues only, one speaker at a time).6. Presentation by IWMD manager (or representative) – maximum 30 minutes• Water distribution• Rotation schedule of past season, issues and solutions• Expected rotation schedule for next season, potential issues and possible solutions (andhow BCWUAs can help)• Questions from BCWUA chairpersons and answers.• Maintenance• Maintenance activities during past season, issues and solutions92 LIFE–IWRMInternational Resources GroupJanuary 2008
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