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Reprehenderit Chapter 7: Working with Water LOOKING AHEAD: FACTORS CONTRIBUTING TO A SECURE WATER FUTURE FURTHER INFORMATION More about water stewardship in South Africa: http://www.wwf.org.za/what_ we_do/freshwater/water_stewardship_programme/ The tool to support water stewardship for farmers in South Africa: https://aws. wwfsa.org.za/aws/home/%20%20-www.allianceforwaterstewardship.org The global CEO water mandate for corporates and supporting tools to help them communicate, engage and develop a water strategy: http:// ceowatermandate.org/toolbox/begin-your-stewardship-practice/ Responses from JSE companies on their water risk and actions: http://www. nbi.org.za/assets/downloads/climate/CDP_South%20Africa_Executive_ Summary_2015.pdf How much water is in what we consume: http://waterfootprint.org/en/waterfootprint/what-is-water-footprint/ Page 94 | Water Facts & Futures: Rethinking South Africa’s Water Future
ABBREVIATIONS LUI Land User Incentive Programme CEBA Community Ecosystems Based Adaptation MIGs Municipal Infrastructure Grants CMAs Catchment Management Agencies MMTS Mooi-uMngeni Transfer Scheme CMFs Catchment Management Forums MTEF Medium Term Expenditure Framework CSI Corporate Social Investment MWIG Municipal Water Infrastructure Grant CSIR DBSA DEA DFIs DUCT DWS Council for Scientific and Industrial Research Development Bank of Southern Africa Department of Environmental Affairs Development Finance Institutions Duzi-Umngeni Conservation Trust Department of Water and Sanitation NEMA National Environmental Management Act (Act No. 107 of 1998) NWA National Water Act (Act No. 36 of 1988) NWRS PIC PUCMA National Water Resources Strategy Public Investment Corporation Proto Pongola Umzimkulu Catchment Management Agency EKZNWildlife Ezemvelo KwaZulu-Natal Wildlife RBIG Regional Bulk Infrastructure Grant EPWP Expanded Public Works Programme RWIG Regional Water Infrastructure Grant ESG Environmental Social and Governance ROA Return on Assets FIBC FSC GDP Future Infrastructure Build Charge (in 2015 Water Pricing Strategy) Forestry Stewardship Council Gross Domestic Product TCTA SRI SANBI Trans Caledon Tunnel Authority Socially Responsible Investment South African National Biodiversity Institute GEEF Green Energy Efficiency Fund SANParks South African National Parks GHG Greenhouse Gas UEIP uMngeni Ecological Infrastructure Partnership IDC Industrial Development Corporation USDGs Urban Settlement Development Grants IFC International Finance Corporation WCT Wildlands Conservation Trust IMMS Integrated Information Management and Modelling System WRC Water Research Commission IPPs Independent Power Producers WRM Water Resource Management Charge IWRM Integrated Water Resource Management WUA Water User Associations KZN KwaZulu-Natal WWF-SA World Wide Fund for Nature South Africa Water Facts & Futures: Rethinking South Africa’s Water Future | Page 95
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