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Partnerships for action
Catchment Based Approach2019 Conference
The Living Planet Centre, Brewery Road, Woking, GU21 4LL
Wednesday 19th June 2019
Partnerships for action
Session 3 – Enabling Delivery
Chair – Damian CrillyManager Strategic Catchment Partnerships
Environment Agency
Partnerships for action
Protecting our EnvironmentChris Gerrard
Natural Catchment and Biodiversity ManagerAnglian Water
Protecting our environment
Chris GerrardNatural Catchment and Biodiversity Manager
@chrisgerrard @AWCoastCountry
• A truly independent Office for Environmental Protection
• Ministers to act in accordance with the environmental principles
• OEP to have meaningful enforcement powers
• Statutory long-term goals
• A single spatial planning framework
“…‘system operator’ responsible for the strategic management of the natural capital in accordance with respective local plans.”
Partnerships for action
CaBA & Delivering The 25 Year Plan
Rob Collins, Michelle Walker, Anneka FranceCaBA National Support Group
CaBA - Delivering the 25 YEP
Rob Collins CaBA National Support Group
The Catchment Based Approach
• Direction of Travel +++• Key role in supporting delivery of the 25 YEP• UN Sustainability Goals
– Goal 6 ‘Clean water & Sanitation’– Goal 11 ‘Sustainable Cities & Communities’– Goal 13 ‘Climate Action’– Goal 15 ‘Life on Land’
The Catchment Based Approach – 2017/18
Catchment Based ApproachCelebrating the benefits of a collaborative approach for people and wildlife
27,846 primary stakeholders
engaged in 2017/18
0 20 40 60 80 100
Through information events
In planning/visioning
In walkovers
In citizen science
Number of partnerships using activity to engage stakeholders
All CPs
work with their local
water company and
63% have the water
company involved in funding and/or
delivery
498
Action and Activities in 2017/18
CaBA meetings across the country
452 projectstackling:
Engagement, education &
access to nature
Research
Water pollution
Floods, drought & resilience
River restoration, habitats & biodiversity
£1 : £6.50For every £1 directly invested by
the Government, CaBA partnerships have raised £6.50
from non-governmental funders
plus
£23 million of wider government funding invested via a collaborative
catchment approach
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Project outcomes in 2017/18:
14,105 volunteers & citizen scientists
actively involved
2,835 ha habitat created
94 barriers to fish migration mitigated
167 projects tackling diffuse
pollution & improving water quality
209 projects tackling ecological
quality of waterbodies
>50km riverbank controlled for
invasive species
6,100 farmers engaged, with on-farm
measures implemented
• 167 projects tackling diffuse rural and urban pollution
• 94 barriers to fish migration addressed
• >50km of riverbank cleared of invasive species
• 2,850 hectares of habitat created• 6,100 farmers engaged
• 136 flood risk management projects
• 64 projects addressing lows flows and water scarcity
• Partnerships leveraged more than 6 times the funding they received from Government
National CaBA Support Group
CaBA Working Groups
© Connect Right
© Environment Agency
Data Urban Agriculture Floods
Benefits Abstraction Biodiversity TraC Waters
Integrated Wetlands 3rd Cycle RBP
CaBA and the 25 YEP Goals
AbstractionWorking Group
Reform approach to water abstraction
Increase Resource Efficiency
Reduce risk of harm from…drought
Mitigating & Adapting to Climate Change
Helping people improve health and wellbeing by using
green spaces
Greening our towns and cities
Implementing SuDS
Urban Water Management
Building Social Capital14,000 volunteers and citizen scientists involved
Photo SERT
Broomfield Park Wetland, Enfield
Academia
• Freshwater Ecosystem Health• Bacterial resistance
Water Industry
Government
Pharmaceutical Companies
General Public
A Societal Challenge
Health Authorities CaBA
Partnerships for action
CaBA - an evidence-based approach
• Catchment Data User Group est. 2011– Multi-sectoral interest group– Co-chaired by The Rivers Trust and Environment Agency– Develop tools and support
for evidence-based collaborative catchment management
– Webinars and annual forum
Partnerships for action
CaBA - an evidence-based approach
• Collaborative action planning• Weight of evidence approach• CaBA Support Programme:
– Data availability & interpretation– Tools and templates for data
gathering– Capacity building & training
Partnerships for action
Data availability and interpretationCaBA GIS Data Package v5• Curated package of 150+ layers for
each CaBA catchment• Centrally-negotiated data licence• Structured to identify
opportunities, issues, causes & actions
• User guide shows how to interpret and use for catchment planning
• A series of webinars, first one available on CaBA website
Partnerships for action
Data availability and interpretationCaBA Data Package v5 Highlights:• Hard-to-access data (e.g. CLAD,
LCM2015, Water Abstractions)• Modelled outputs (e.g. SAGIS,
SEPARATE, WWNP)• Strategic planning (e.g. Natural
Capital Map, Climate Just)• Collaborative Actions (e.g.
WINEP, Highways England, Coal Authority, RiverWiki)
Partnerships for action
Data availability and interpretationNew CaBA Open Data Site• Open formats – all software• Updated – INSPIRE compliant• Story Maps to weave narrative
with data – tell the local story• Online GIS is also a powerful data
gathering and mobile mapping tool
data.catchmentbasedapproach.org
Partnerships for action
Tools and templates for data gathering• Citizen science & volunteer
monitoring guide– H&S guidance, monitoring kit,
apps and maps, case studies
• Monitoring planner• Water quality workshop• Outfall Safari Guide & Toolkit
bit.ly/outfallsafari
Partnerships for action
Capacity building and trainingTechnical training and support:• Desktop GIS (ESRI ArcGIS Desktop,
QGIS and ArcGIS Pro in dev)• Online story maps and catchment
mapping portals• Mobile data collection• Refresher workshops and
‘surgeries’• Webinars, helpdesk and discussion
forum
Partnerships for action
Capacity building and training1:1 support and mentoring:• Governance and Compliance
(Health & Safety, CDM, Cybersecurity)• Interpreting and using data and
evidence (strategic catchment planning, NFM prioritization)
• Project design and engineering (NFM, by-pass channels)
Partnerships for action
Capacity building and trainingCaBA Technical Support• Two-way process (Keeps national
team in touch with detail and additional resource and capacity building for partnerships)
• Efficient way to pump knowledge & experience around CaBA network (share between partnerships)
Partnerships for action
CaBA Support and the 25 Year Plan
• CaBA is a collaborative, evidence-based and cost-beneficial framework for delivering environmental improvement
• The 25 year plan demands all of the above
• CaBA support is a great foundation
Partnerships for action
Find out more…
• Come and talk to us today• Join us at the Catchment Data &
Evidence Forum – Bristol Sept 2019• CaBA mailing list signup:
eepurl.com/KFOST
data.catchmentbasedapproach.org
Partnerships for action
Spatial Scale Delivery and The 25 Year PlanSarah Anderton
Policy Adviser | CIWEM
Spatial scale delivery and the 25 Year Plan
www.ciwem.org@CIWEMpolicy
CaBA conference, 19th June 2019
www.ciwem.org@CIWEMpolicy
• 25 Year Environment Plan• CIWEM work• Fragmented delivery • Integrated frameworks• Opportunities for CaBA
Introduction
www.ciwem.org@CIWEMpolicy
A Green Future: Our 25 Year Plan to Improve the Environment
• Published January 2018• Help meet manifesto pledge• Cross departmental• England focus, environment devolved• 10 aims, six chapters, 100s targets• Some require regulation, many don’t• Measuring progress report May 2019
www.ciwem.org@CIWEMpolicy
What CIWEM’s been looking at
• Targets that need on the ground delivery• Delivery bodies and what they’re doing• Shared barriers to delivery• Possible frameworks for integrating delivery• Recommendations
www.ciwem.org@CIWEMpolicy
It’s a fragmented management landscape
• Current delivery• Lots of organisations• Overlapping boundaries and
remits• Reliant on volunteers• Delivering against some 25 YEP
targets
• Current challenges• Objectives• Oversight and coordination• Funding • Administrative boundaries• Capacity
The organisations involved may vary by area according to need, but should include Local Enterprise Partnerships, leading businesses and utility
companies, Local Nature Partnerships, Catchment Partnerships, local authorities, National Park Authorities and water companies.
www.ciwem.org@CIWEMpolicy
Integrating delivery
Continue?• There are good
examples• Overall delivery is
falling short• Working together
can achieve more
Refine?• Aim for
systematic collaboration
• Of existing bodies• Frameworks and
new roles• Success factors
Overhaul?• Overhaul
organisations and amalgamate
• Do we have the time and will?
www.ciwem.org@CIWEMpolicy
Where does CaBA fit in?• Objectives
• Sustained water improvements• Collaboration, transparent decision
making• Structure• Delivery
• Reporting- national, local• Projects mainly local, collaboration• 25 Year Plan aims being covered
• Funding uncertainty
www.ciwem.org@CIWEMpolicy
Opportunities for CaBA• Success measure- “different planning systems and plans are
brought together in a synergistic way, with common strategic and spatial points of reference”
• Consistent partnership working• CaBA report identified LA, LEP, health authorities for improvement
• Partner input in catchment plans• Expanding regional focus• Long term planning
• Funding barrier to overcome
Thanks for listening!Sarah Anderton
www.ciwem.org@CIWEMpolicy
Partnerships for action
CaBA Global? An International Perspective
Conor LinsteadFreshwater Specialist | WWF-UK
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Conor LinsteadFreshwater SpecialistScience TeamWWF-UK
Corporate Water Stewardship
• Underlying driver of freshwater impacts is governance failing
• Private sector is also at water risk ð business case
• WWF & others can convene businesses to i) reduce impacts & risks, commit resourcesii) use influence to drive better water governance
Corporate Water Stewardship
• WEF Global Risk Report – water in top 5 risks for last 8 years
• 157 Corporations signed UN Global Compact’s CEO Water Mandate
• CDP Water report:
– increasing levels of corporate water risk
– US$38.5 billion in water-related financial losses from ca. 2000 companies
Corporate Water Stewardship
• Bi-lateral partnerships ð multi-organisation partnerships ðwhole-sector (e.g. Courtauld)
• Business operations ð supply chains
• Business as a funder ð Financial sector as funder, business as an influencer
Case study: South Africa
• >20% of UK citrus, grapes; leading non-EU source of apples, stone fruit
• UK is a major market for SA• WWF-UK M&S partnership: supplier water risk
analysis, supplier best practice, community engagement
• Whole retail sector via Courtauld Commitment
Case study: South Africa
Perspective from global experience of Water Stewardship
• CaBA network is probably unique!• What are the key issues and where is the business connection?• Supply chain mapping to identify potential businesses• Entry point at Corporate HQ level for national/global businesses?
– AWS, CEO Water Mandate, Courtauld Commitment
• Scaling up through financial sector engagement• What is the governance driver?
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