Fernando, NihalGarvey, Walter2013-10-012013-10-012013-01https://hdl.handle.net/10986/15986The aim of the rapid assessment is to support the transition from emergency post conflict recovery to a development approach. The completion of the water, sanitation, and hygiene, or WASH strategic framework in 2011 was intended to mark the beginning of this transition in the water resources sector. Among other things, the transition involved the adjustment of policy and strategy and possibly a rethinking of approaches as the government shifts from primarily supply-driven emergency and recovery assistance to sustainable development. This assessment is based on a review of the typology of water uses in South Sudan (chapter three) including rain-fed and irrigated agriculture, livestock, fisheries, hydropower energy production, urban and rural domestic water supply and the environment; the government's water sector program priorities (chapter four); water sector institutional and policy environment (chapter five); and issues and lessons learned from the completed and ongoing activities since 2007. This assessment framework has provided useful insights and findings and outcomes that enabled the identification of programmatic priorities and related activities that the water sector agencies may undertake with the assistance from development partners in the short and medium term. Chapters six, seven, and eight present these findings in detail.en-USCC BY 3.0 IGOACCESS TO SAFE DRINKING WATERACCESS TO WATERACCESS TO WATER SUPPLYAGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENTALLOCATION PROCEDURESANNUAL BUDGETSAQUACULTUREAQUATIC VEGETATIONAQUIFERSAVAILABILITY OF WATERAVAILABLE WATERAVAILABLE WATER RESOURCESAVERAGE ANNUAL RAINFALLBIOCHEMICAL OXYGEN DEMANDBODBULK WATERCAPACITY BUILDINGCATCHMENTCATCHMENT AREASCATCHMENT MANAGEMENTCATCHMENTSCHLORIDECLIMATE CHANGECONSERVATION OF BIODIVERSITYCONSERVE WATERCOST RECOVERYCROP YIELDSCUBIC METERCUBIC METERSDAM CONSTRUCTIONDECISION MAKERSDECISION MAKINGDIKESDISTRIBUTION SYSTEMSDIVERSIONDOMESTIC USEDOMESTIC WATERDOMESTIC WATER SUPPLYDRAINAGEDRINKING WATERDRINKING WATER SUPPLYDROUGHTECOSYSTEMENERGY RESOURCESENGINEERINGENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENTSENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENTENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENTSENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTSENVIRONMENTAL INTEGRITYENVIRONMENTAL ISSUESENVIRONMENTAL LAWENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENTFARMERSFARMINGFISHINGFLOOD MANAGEMENTFLOOD RISKFLOOD RISK AREASFLOODINGFLOODSFOOD INSECURITYFOOD SECURITYFORESTRYGRAVITYGRAZINGGROUNDWATERGROUNDWATER IRRIGATIONGROUNDWATER RECHARGEHUMAN SETTLEMENTSHYDROELECTRIC POWERHYDROELECTRIC POWER DEVELOPMENTHYDROLOGICAL CYCLEHYDROLOGICAL DATA ANALYSISHYDROLOGYHYDROPOWER CAPACITYHYDROPOWER DEVELOPMENTHYDROPOWER POTENTIALHYGIENE WATERIMPROVED FOOD SECURITYINTERNATIONAL WATERINTERNATIONAL WATERSINVESTMENT COSTSINVESTMENT PROGRAMIRRIGATION DEVELOPMENTIRRIGATION MANAGEMENTIRRIGATION SCHEMELAKESLAND COVERLAND DEGRADATIONLAND USELARGE DAMSLOCAL COMMUNITIESLOCAL COMMUNITYMANAGEMENT OF WATERMEASUREMENTSMETEOROLOGICAL DATAMICROWATERSHEDNATIONAL WATER POLICYNATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENTNATURAL RESOURCESOIL EXTRACTIONPERMITSPOLLUTIONPOPULATION DENSITYPRIVATE PARTICIPATIONPRODUCTIVE USE OF WATERPROGRAMSPUMPSRAINRAINWATERREGULATORY FRAMEWORKREMOTE SENSINGRESERVOIRSRIPARIANRIPARIAN COUNTRIESRIVER BASINRIVER BASINSRIVER FLOWRIVERSRUNOFFRURAL COMMUNITIESRURAL WATERRURAL WATER SUPPLYSAFE DRINKING WATERSAFE WATERSANITATIONSANITATION INFRASTRUCTURESANITATION SERVICESSANITATION SYSTEMSSCARCE WATERSILTSMALL WATER UTILITIESSOIL CONSERVATIONSOIL EROSIONSOIL MOISTURESOILSSTORE RAINWATERSTREAM GAUGINGSURFACE WATERSURFACE WATER SYSTEMSUSTAINABLE WATERTOWNSTRANSBOUNDARY WATERSURBAN AREASURBAN WATERURBAN WATER SUPPLYURBAN WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMSUSE OF WATERVILLAGE PONDSWATER ABSTRACTIONWATER ALLOCATIONWATER AVAILABILITYWATER BODIESWATER CHARGESWATER COMPANIESWATER CONSERVATIONWATER CONTAMINATIONWATER DEMANDWATER DEVELOPMENTWATER DISTRIBUTIONWATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMWATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMSWATER EXTRACTIONWATER FACILITIESWATER HARVESTINGWATER INFRASTRUCTUREWATER MANAGEMENTWATER MANAGEMENT SYSTEMWATER MONITORINGWATER PARTNERSHIPWATER POINTSWATER POLICYWATER REQUIREMENTSWATER RESOURCEWATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENTWATER RESOURCESWATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENTWATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENTWATER RESOURCES MANAGEMENT PLANSWATER RESOURCES PLANNINGWATER SCHEMESWATER SECTORWATER SECTOR DEVELOPMENTWATER SOURCEWATER SOURCESWATER STORAGEWATER SUPPLY SYSTEMSWATER USEWATER USERWATER USERSWATER USESWATER UTILITIESWATERSHEDWATERSHED MANAGEMENTWATERWAYSWELL DEVELOPMENTWETLANDSWorld Bank10.1596/15986