Breede Catchment Water Stewardship Programme Wwf South Africa

Breede Catchment Water Stewardship Programme Wwf South Africa Woolworths, marks and spencer (m&s), the german society for international cooperation (giz), the alliance for water stewardship (aws) and the breede gouritz catchment management agency have partnered with wwf south africa on the various projects. the first phase, in 2013 and 2014, set out to better understand and identify water risks for cape. Overnance. the project specific objectives of phase 2 were:initiating collective action projects to support better water stewardship in the upper breede overberg catchment and thus reduce water risk. to farmers, catchment stakeholders and sourcing retailers. two focus areas were identi.

Partnering For A Nature Positive Solution Wwf South Africa Water stewardship. there is great risk to businesses in the face of reduced water access, especially in water scarce south africa. we must make wise use of what we have. water stewardship is about taking care of something you do not own. it is a long term journey to improve your water use, reduce water impacts and act with others on the big. Author: klaudia schachtschneider wwf sa water stewardship programme [email protected] contributors: mark dent – alliance for water stewardship nelisiwe vundla – wwf south africa partners: m&s (marks & spencer) woolworths deutsche gesellschaft für internationale zusammenarbeit (giz) breede gouritz catchment management agency (bgcma) alliance for water stewardship collaborators: emerging. Phases i and ii of the partnership have helped catalyse the strategic water source partnership in the groot winterhoek and included driving collective action in ceres with woolworths fruit suppliers, through the breede catchment water stewardship programme. This 50 page report provides a summary of water stewardship initiatives in the second phase of wwf’s breede catchment water stewardship project. it showcases successes and key lessons learnt during 2015 and 2016 from the water related projects in the upper breede catchment in the western cape.

Water Stewardship Wwf South Africa Phases i and ii of the partnership have helped catalyse the strategic water source partnership in the groot winterhoek and included driving collective action in ceres with woolworths fruit suppliers, through the breede catchment water stewardship programme. This 50 page report provides a summary of water stewardship initiatives in the second phase of wwf’s breede catchment water stewardship project. it showcases successes and key lessons learnt during 2015 and 2016 from the water related projects in the upper breede catchment in the western cape. Breede river restoration: woolworths and wwf’s breede catchment water stewardship programme has resulted in 200 million litres of water being released into the catchment on a yearly basis. image source: wc government dept agriculture, wwf south africa and woolworths have announced phase iii of their broad based, multi year, multifaceted partnership, which aims to drive greater sustainability. Ter use, protection and stewardship. it shares the experiences of nine stone fruit farmers in the breede catchment, who took part in a water ste. ardship initiative in 2013 and 2014. it is envisioned that their journey will also help other farmers in the region identify ways to improve the use and management of water resources that are crit.

Environmental Resources Protection Plan For The Breede River Catchment Breede river restoration: woolworths and wwf’s breede catchment water stewardship programme has resulted in 200 million litres of water being released into the catchment on a yearly basis. image source: wc government dept agriculture, wwf south africa and woolworths have announced phase iii of their broad based, multi year, multifaceted partnership, which aims to drive greater sustainability. Ter use, protection and stewardship. it shares the experiences of nine stone fruit farmers in the breede catchment, who took part in a water ste. ardship initiative in 2013 and 2014. it is envisioned that their journey will also help other farmers in the region identify ways to improve the use and management of water resources that are crit.