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1a IEEM Proceedings, Vol. 34, “MOSA: Integrated Water Resources Management in the “Middle Olifants” river basin, South Africa – Phase II Summary Report, 2016, ISBN 978-3-9818108-0-6
1b M. Bombeck, D. Gregarek, J. Hilbig, K.-U. Rudolph (2013)
MOSA: Integrated Water Resources Management in the “Middle Olifants” river basin, South Africa – Phase II, Project Information
2 IEEM RECORDS for WASA here: KU Rudolph, CEO March 2020
3 KIT – Profil – Forschungsgruppen – Environmental Systems
4 Water Quality Compliance by Jürgen Menge, Oct2018
5 „Lesotho Metolong Dam and Water Supply”-Project and “Lesotho Highlands Water Project Phase II”-Project
5a „Lesotho Metolong Dam and Water Supply”-Project
5b „Lesotho Highlands Water Project Phase II”-Project
6 Pierre von Rensburg (2019) “50 years of direct Potable reuse- the Windhoek Experience”, Celebration of the 50th Anniversary 18.-19. Oct 2019
7 Windhoek Water Map., compiled from IEEM and GWFA for the City of Windhoek 2019
8 SDG 6 Global Acceleration Framework | UN-Water
9 “Bundled approach proposal for water reuse in the Oshana region” presented by K. Kambanda presented to upon request of the Governor and municipalities on behalf of IEEM in Oshakati on 19.03.2020)
10 NAMIBIA: Eenhana acquires a groundwater defluorination plant | Afrik 21
11 Here fore, besides practical water reuse experiences from NamWater and the other project partners, the results from previous research projects
shall be used, many sponsored by BMBF (like EPoNa in Outapi NAM, iWaGSS with the Palabora Mining Co. ZA, IWRM MOSA, concept
for Groblersdale et. al. in ZA, AKIZ with brewery and fish industry in Can Tho VN, MPP multi-purpose ponds in Canterbury, Christchurch,
plus various other small pond systems in NZ) or sponsored under BMZ for municipal clients like the City of Windhoek with assignments for
the UJAMS and the Gammams wastewater plant, for POCA (chairmanship for the Panel of Contract Advisors) and more, see footnote 2 or as following (11a-11f)
11a Outcomes of the BMBF-sponsored research project EPoNa – Enhancement of wastewater-ponds for the production of irrigation water exemplified for the Cuvelai-Etosha basin in Namibia, presented by Eng. Faruq Shalizi and Prof Dr. mult. Karl-Ulrich Rudolph at the Governors’meeting with Oshakati Towns, NamWater and IEEM, March 19th in Oshakati
11b Susanne Lackner, Jochen Sinn, Martin Zimmermann, Johannes Max, Karl-Ulrich Rudolph, Markus Gerlach, Christian Nunner (2017) Upgrading Waste Water Treatment Ponds to produce Irrigation Water in Namibia Water Solutions, Water & Waste Water Technologies, Issue 1/2017, Page 82-85 Publishing House: DIV Deutscher Industrieverlag ISSN: 2509-2731
11c Jens Hilbig and Karl-Ulrich Rudolph (2018) Sustainable water financing and lean cost approaches as essentials for integrated water resources management and water governance: lessons learnt from the Southern African context
Water Science and Technology: Water Supply, Volume 18, Issue 3; Publisher: IWA Publishing 18 May 2018
11d „Findings from International Experiences Related to Preliminary Outcomes of the R&D Project IWRM – Integrat-ed Water Resources Management“
Seminar on „Innovation: water, wastewater, energy, food and climate change in urban and informal human settlements in RSA metropolitan cities and catchment management agencies (CMAs)“, DBSA (Developm. Bank of Southern Africa) 07. August 2014, Midrand, South Africa
11e Best Practice Guide for the Development of Integrated Wastewater Concepts for Industrial Zones in Tropical Areas.
AKIZ-Projekt, IEEM gGmbH sponsored by BMBF und MOST. 2st. edition, Jul. 2016
11f WWP UJAMS – Industrial Wastewater Treatment Plant Windhoek
12 IWRM MOSA, Project Information BMBF No. 033048 A-I, p.9 et. Seq.
13 Geschäftsmodelle im Wassersektor
13a K.U. Rudolph (2016) Forfaiting, an Output-Based Component for Sustainable Water Finance, Proceedings of the IWA World Water Congress & Exhibition 2016, Brisbane, Australia, 9. – 13. October 2016
13b Michael Harbach (2012) Franchising im Wassersektor
Ableitung und Beschreibung eines alternativen Geschäftsmodells für Dienstleistungen der Wasserver- und Abwasserentsorgung,
Inauguraldissertation zur Erlangung des Grades eines Doktors der Wirtschaftswissenschaft der Private Universität Witten/Herdecke gGmbH im Bereich der Wirtschaftswissenschaft, vorgelegt von Herrn Dipl.-Vw. Michael Harbach, IEEM Proceedings Vol. 29, ISBN 978-3-95404-014-8
14 HAZOP = Hazard and Operability Study
15 Pilot & Research Facilities Handover, 28. August 2020; Rock Filter * for Post-Treatment of Wastewater (*submerged bio-percolation filter), Presented by Prof. Dr. mult. Karl-Ulrich Rudolph, IEEM, under the BMBF-Project EPoNa
16 Introduction to Transboundary Water Resources Management – Kunene River Awareness Kit
17 WaVE: Zukunftsfähige Technologien und Konzepte zur Erhöhung der Wasserverfügbarkeit durch Wasserwiederverwendung und Entsalzung, Abstract-Band zur Abschlusskonferenz am 3-4 Dezember 2019, Berlin
18 GRoW – Global analyses and local solutions for sustainable water resources management, GRoW Proccedings
GRoW Final Conference, Berlin, Germany 20-21 Oct. 2020
19 BMBF-Fördermaßnahme RiSKWa -Praxishandbuch
20 USAID: Rural water services. Technical Brief I, May 2020
21 BGR – Homepage (bund.de)
22 Namibia-Informationen (giz.de)
23 Namibia-Informationen (kfw-entwicklungsbank.de)
24 SASSCAL – Southern African Science Service Centre for Climate Change and Adaptive Land Management
25 K. U. Rudolph et al. (2020): “Drivers, challenges and solutions – Case studies for water reuse” in “Wastewater Treatment and Reuse – Present and Future Perspectives in Technological Developments and Management Issues”. Elsevier Academic Press. Paperback ISBN: 9780128201701
26 IEEM Proceedings, Vol. 32 , „Anwendung und Potenziale von Abwasserteichsystemen im internationalen Kontext“, Dissertation by Tim Fuhrmann, P.84, ISBN 978-3-00-045434-9.; see also: www.g-a-a.de/CWSBr
27 Technischen Ausrüstungen der Siedlungswasserwirtschaft | BIOGEST®
28 Intech Aqualogic Lago (aqseptence.com)
29 Noggerath Rotary Drum Screen RSH (aqseptence.com)
30 Piet Meiring „Transforming the PETRO process”, WRC report 971/1/07, July 2007
31 Mehrabadi, R. Craggs (2015) Wastewater Treatment in High RateAlgae ponds, Biorescue Technology, may 2015
32 Eenhana gets independent water supply, by Maria David , Informanté 
33 “Horizon 2020 Interim Evaluation”, Berlin 2017
34 Government of the Republic of Namibia (GRN). (2000). National Water Policy White Paper.
Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Rural Development. Windhoek, Namibia 35 Government of the Republic of Namibia (GRN) (2004b). Water Resources Management Act 2004
and (GRN) (2013a). Water Resources Management Act. Government Gazette of the Republic of Namibia, Windhoek,
Government of the Republic of Namibia (GRN); (2013b). National Climate Change Strategy & Action Plan 2013-2020. Windhoek, Namibia
36 Government of the Republic of Namibia (GRN) (2008). Water Supply and Sanitation Policy. Windhoek, Namibia
37 Government of the Republic of Namibia (GRN) (2013b). National Climate Change Strategy & Action Plan 2013-2020. Windhoek, Namibia.
38 (GRN). (2011). National Policy on Climate Change for Namibia. Ministry of Environment and Tourism, Windhoek, Namibia
39 Government of the Republic of Namibia (GRN) (2019). Namibia Water Sector Support Program (NWSSP). Windhoek, Namibia. 40 Government of the Republic of Namibia (GRN). (2004a). Namibia Vision 2030:
Policy Framework for Long-Term National Development. Office of the President. Windhoek, Namibia
41 Jens Hilbig, Karl-Ulrich Rudolph (2020)
Seven Sins against Local Water Management – Seven Starting Points to Secure Water Services and Stop Sunk Investments, published under BMBF-GRoW
42

KU Rudolph (2020) Sustainable Financing Mechanisms for Good Water Governance and Service Performance. (Oral presenstation) WISA Conference 2020

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1 Martina Jaskolski, Philipp Otter (2016) Sustainable Drinking Water Solutions for Egypt’s Remote Areas,The Egyptian German Science Monitor Issue 3 – December 2016
2 Jean Marie Takouleu (2018/2019) COOPERATION: Namibia and Angola launch transboundary water project, Published on November 21 2018 / Modified on September 30 2019, afrik21
3 AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK GROUP (2019) NAMIBIA WATER SECTOR SUPPORT PROGRAM: PROJECT APPRAISAL REPORT, RDGS/AHWS, February 2020
4 Global Water Partnerships South Africa (2019) IWRM SURVEY AND STATUS REPORT: Namibia, Desert Research Foundation of Namibia
5 CD Swartz, B Genthe, J Chamier, LF Petrik, JO Tijani, A Adeleye, CJ Coomans, A Ohlin, D Falk and JG Menge (2018) EMERGING CONTAMINANTS IN WASTEWATER TREATED FOR DIRECT POTABLE RE-USE: THE HUMAN HEALTH RISK PRIORITIES IN SOUTH AFRICA: VOLUME III: OCCURRENCE, FATE, REMOVAL AND HEALTH RISK ASSESSMENT OF CHEMICALS OF EMERGING CONCERN IN RECLAIMED WATER FOR POTABLE REUSE, Report to the Water Research Commission, WRC Report no. TT 742/3/17
6 IUM News (2018) Prof. Oladele O. Arowolo, Pro Vice-Chancellor of Academic and Research at IUM
7 Dietrich Remmert (2016) Water Governance in Namibia: A Tale of Delayed Implementation, Policy Shortfalls, and Miscommunication. Democracy Report, Special Briefing Report No. 13, DOI:10.13140/RG.2.2.29746.43209
8

Kunene River Awareness Kit (unknown)
Introduction to Transboundary Water Resources Management

9 IUM LAUNCHES CENTRE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES (CES), Informationpaper by IUM-CES
10 Water and Sanitation Africa, September/October 2020 • ISSN 1990-8857 • R55.00 (incl. VAT) • Vol. 15 No. 05
11 Bundesanzeiger (2020) Bundesministerium für Bildung und Forschung Bekanntmachung der Richtlinie zur Förderung von afrikanisch-deutschen Kooperationen zum Thema „Wassersicherheit in Afrika – WASA“ „Initialphase Südliches Afrika“, vom 7. Dezember 2020

[/cs_text][/cs_element_layout_column][cs_element_layout_column _id=“98″ ] [/cs_element_layout_column][/cs_element_layout_row][/cs_element_section][/cs_content][cs_content_seo]WaSeNamM: Water Security for Namibian Municipalites

(WaSeNamM: Wasser-Sicherheit für Gemeinden in Namibia)

Incentivize local water management under an institutional set-up for professionalized O&M Develop modular water reuse technologies under a bundled O&M concept for regional up-scale Transfer research outcomes to the national level and for transboundary water resources management

This website provides further information on the project outline WaSeNamM as well as links to the project partners and the documents noted in the footnotes of the project outline 

Participants of the Initial Project

Project Coordinator

IEEM gGmbH – Institute of Environmental Engineering and Management at the Witten/Herdecke University

Academic Partners

 

KIT-Karlsruher Insitut of TechnologiesUniversity of Supplied Geosciences

 

TUDo – TU Dortmund UniversityDepartment of Spatial Information Management

 

IUM – International University of ManagementCES – Center of Environmental Sciences

 

UNAM – University of Namibia

Commercial Partners

 

Aqseptence Group GmbH

 

AUTARCON GmbH

 

CDM Smith Consult GmbH

Municipal, National and Transboundary Water Management Operators and Regulators

 

MAWLR – Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Land Reform

 

ETC – Eenhana Town Council

 

hanseWasser Bremen GmbH

 

NamWater – Namibia Water Corporation Ltd.

 

OKACOM – Okavango River Basin Water Commission

Footnote Literature and Additional Informations

1a
IEEM Proceedings, Vol. 34, “MOSA: Integrated Water Resources Management in the “Middle Olifants” river basin, South Africa – Phase II Summary Report, 2016, ISBN 978-3-9818108-0-6

1b
M. Bombeck, D. Gregarek, J. Hilbig, K.-U. Rudolph (2013)
MOSA: Integrated Water Resources Management in the “Middle Olifants” river basin, South Africa – Phase II, Project Information

2
IEEM RECORDS for WASA here: KU Rudolph, CEO March 2020

3
KIT – Profil – Forschungsgruppen – Environmental Systems

4
Water Quality Compliance by Jürgen Menge, Oct2018

5
„Lesotho Metolong Dam and Water Supply”-Project and “Lesotho Highlands Water Project Phase II”-Project

5a
„Lesotho Metolong Dam and Water Supply”-Project

5b
„Lesotho Highlands Water Project Phase II”-Project

6
Pierre von Rensburg (2019) “50 years of direct Potable reuse- the Windhoek Experience”, Celebration of the 50th Anniversary 18.-19. Oct 2019

7
Windhoek Water Map., compiled from IEEM and GWFA for the City of Windhoek 2019

8
SDG 6 Global Acceleration Framework | UN-Water

9
“Bundled approach proposal for water reuse in the Oshana region” presented by K. Kambanda presented to upon request of the Governor and municipalities on behalf of IEEM in Oshakati on 19.03.2020)

10
NAMIBIA: Eenhana acquires a groundwater defluorination plant | Afrik 21

11
Here fore, besides practical water reuse experiences from NamWater and the other project partners, the results from previous research projects
shall be used, many sponsored by BMBF (like EPoNa in Outapi NAM, iWaGSS with the Palabora Mining Co. ZA, IWRM MOSA, concept
for Groblersdale et. al. in ZA, AKIZ with brewery and fish industry in Can Tho VN, MPP multi-purpose ponds in Canterbury, Christchurch,
plus various other small pond systems in NZ) or sponsored under BMZ for municipal clients like the City of Windhoek with assignments for
the UJAMS and the Gammams wastewater plant, for POCA (chairmanship for the Panel of Contract Advisors) and more, see footnote 2 or as following (11a-11f)

11a
Outcomes of the BMBF-sponsored research project EPoNa – Enhancement of wastewater-ponds for the production of irrigation water exemplified for the Cuvelai-Etosha basin in Namibia, presented by Eng. Faruq Shalizi and Prof Dr. mult. Karl-Ulrich Rudolph at the Governors’meeting with Oshakati Towns, NamWater and IEEM, March 19th in Oshakati

11b
Susanne Lackner, Jochen Sinn, Martin Zimmermann, Johannes Max, Karl-Ulrich Rudolph, Markus Gerlach, Christian Nunner (2017) Upgrading Waste Water Treatment Ponds to produce Irrigation Water in Namibia Water Solutions, Water & Waste Water Technologies, Issue 1/2017, Page 82-85 Publishing House: DIV Deutscher Industrieverlag ISSN: 2509-2731

11c
Jens Hilbig and Karl-Ulrich Rudolph (2018) Sustainable water financing and lean cost approaches as essentials for integrated water resources management and water governance: lessons learnt from the Southern African context
Water Science and Technology: Water Supply, Volume 18, Issue 3; Publisher: IWA Publishing 18 May 2018

11d
„Findings from International Experiences Related to Preliminary Outcomes of the R&D Project IWRM – Integrat-ed Water Resources Management“
Seminar on „Innovation: water, wastewater, energy, food and climate change in urban and informal human settlements in RSA metropolitan cities and catchment management agencies (CMAs)“, DBSA (Developm. Bank of Southern Africa) 07. August 2014, Midrand, South Africa

11e
Best Practice Guide for the Development of Integrated Wastewater Concepts for Industrial Zones in Tropical Areas.
AKIZ-Projekt, IEEM gGmbH sponsored by BMBF und MOST. 2st. edition, Jul. 2016

11f
WWP UJAMS – Industrial Wastewater Treatment Plant Windhoek

12
IWRM MOSA, Project Information BMBF No. 033048 A-I, p.9 et. Seq.

13
Geschäftsmodelle im Wassersektor

13a
K.U. Rudolph (2016) Forfaiting, an Output-Based Component for Sustainable Water Finance, Proceedings of the IWA World Water Congress & Exhibition 2016, Brisbane, Australia, 9. – 13. October 2016

13b
Michael Harbach (2012) Franchising im Wassersektor
Ableitung und Beschreibung eines alternativen Geschäftsmodells für Dienstleistungen der Wasserver- und Abwasserentsorgung,
Inauguraldissertation zur Erlangung des Grades eines Doktors der Wirtschaftswissenschaft der Private Universität Witten/Herdecke gGmbH im Bereich der Wirtschaftswissenschaft, vorgelegt von Herrn Dipl.-Vw. Michael Harbach, IEEM Proceedings Vol. 29, ISBN 978-3-95404-014-8

14
HAZOP = Hazard and Operability Study

15
Pilot & Research Facilities Handover, 28. August 2020; Rock Filter * for Post-Treatment of Wastewater (*submerged bio-percolation filter), Presented by Prof. Dr. mult. Karl-Ulrich Rudolph, IEEM, under the BMBF-Project EPoNa

16
Introduction to Transboundary Water Resources Management – Kunene River Awareness Kit

17
WaVE: Zukunftsfähige Technologien und Konzepte zur Erhöhung der Wasserverfügbarkeit durch Wasserwiederverwendung und Entsalzung, Abstract-Band zur Abschlusskonferenz am 3-4 Dezember 2019, Berlin

18
GRoW – Global analyses and local solutions for sustainable water resources management, GRoW Proccedings
GRoW Final Conference, Berlin, Germany 20-21 Oct. 2020

19
BMBF-Fördermaßnahme RiSKWa -Praxishandbuch

20
USAID: Rural water services. Technical Brief I, May 2020

21
BGR – Homepage (bund.de)

22
Namibia-Informationen (giz.de)

23
Namibia-Informationen (kfw-entwicklungsbank.de)

24
SASSCAL – Southern African Science Service Centre for Climate Change and Adaptive Land Management

25
K. U. Rudolph et al. (2020): “Drivers, challenges and solutions – Case studies for water reuse” in “Wastewater Treatment and Reuse – Present and Future Perspectives in Technological Developments and Management Issues”. Elsevier Academic Press. Paperback ISBN: 9780128201701

26
IEEM Proceedings, Vol. 32 , „Anwendung und Potenziale von Abwasserteichsystemen im internationalen Kontext“, Dissertation by Tim Fuhrmann, P.84, ISBN 978-3-00-045434-9.; see also: www.g-a-a.de/CWSBr

27
Technischen Ausrüstungen der Siedlungswasserwirtschaft | BIOGEST®

28
Intech Aqualogic Lago (aqseptence.com)

29
Noggerath Rotary Drum Screen RSH (aqseptence.com)

30
Piet Meiring „Transforming the PETRO process”, WRC report 971/1/07, July 2007

31
Mehrabadi, R. Craggs (2015) Wastewater Treatment in High RateAlgae ponds, Biorescue Technology, may 2015

32
Eenhana gets independent water supply, by Maria David , Informanté 

33
“Horizon 2020 Interim Evaluation”, Berlin 2017

34
Government of the Republic of Namibia (GRN). (2000). National Water Policy White Paper.
Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Rural Development. Windhoek, Namibia 35 Government of the Republic of Namibia (GRN) (2004b). Water Resources Management Act 2004
and (GRN) (2013a). Water Resources Management Act. Government Gazette of the Republic of Namibia, Windhoek,
Government of the Republic of Namibia (GRN); (2013b). National Climate Change Strategy & Action Plan 2013-2020. Windhoek, Namibia

36
Government of the Republic of Namibia (GRN) (2008). Water Supply and Sanitation Policy. Windhoek, Namibia

37
Government of the Republic of Namibia (GRN) (2013b). National Climate Change Strategy & Action Plan 2013-2020. Windhoek, Namibia.

38
(GRN). (2011). National Policy on Climate Change for Namibia. Ministry of Environment and Tourism, Windhoek, Namibia

39
Government of the Republic of Namibia (GRN) (2019). Namibia Water Sector Support Program (NWSSP). Windhoek, Namibia. 40 Government of the Republic of Namibia (GRN). (2004a). Namibia Vision 2030:
Policy Framework for Long-Term National Development. Office of the President. Windhoek, Namibia

41
Jens Hilbig, Karl-Ulrich Rudolph (2020)
Seven Sins against Local Water Management – Seven Starting Points to Secure Water Services and Stop Sunk Investments, published under BMBF-GRoW

42

KU Rudolph (2020) Sustainable Financing Mechanisms for Good Water Governance and Service Performance. (Oral presenstation) WISA Conference 2020

Additional Information/Links

1
Martina Jaskolski, Philipp Otter (2016) Sustainable Drinking Water Solutions for Egypt’s Remote Areas,The Egyptian German Science Monitor Issue 3 – December 2016

2
Jean Marie Takouleu (2018/2019) COOPERATION: Namibia and Angola launch transboundary water project, Published on November 21 2018 / Modified on September 30 2019, afrik21

3
AFRICAN DEVELOPMENT BANK GROUP (2019) NAMIBIA WATER SECTOR SUPPORT PROGRAM: PROJECT APPRAISAL REPORT, RDGS/AHWS, February 2020

4
Global Water Partnerships South Africa (2019) IWRM SURVEY AND STATUS REPORT: Namibia, Desert Research Foundation of Namibia

5
CD Swartz, B Genthe, J Chamier, LF Petrik, JO Tijani, A Adeleye, CJ Coomans, A Ohlin, D Falk and JG Menge (2018) EMERGING CONTAMINANTS IN WASTEWATER TREATED FOR DIRECT POTABLE RE-USE: THE HUMAN HEALTH RISK PRIORITIES IN SOUTH AFRICA: VOLUME III: OCCURRENCE, FATE, REMOVAL AND HEALTH RISK ASSESSMENT OF CHEMICALS OF EMERGING CONCERN IN RECLAIMED WATER FOR POTABLE REUSE, Report to the Water Research Commission, WRC Report no. TT 742/3/17

6
IUM News (2018) Prof. Oladele O. Arowolo, Pro Vice-Chancellor of Academic and Research at IUM

7
Dietrich Remmert (2016) Water Governance in Namibia: A Tale of Delayed Implementation, Policy Shortfalls, and Miscommunication. Democracy Report, Special Briefing Report No. 13, DOI:10.13140/RG.2.2.29746.43209

8

Kunene River Awareness Kit (unknown)
Introduction to Transboundary Water Resources Management

9
IUM LAUNCHES CENTRE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES (CES), Informationpaper by IUM-CES

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Water and Sanitation Africa, September/October 2020 • ISSN 1990-8857 • R55.00 (incl. VAT) • Vol. 15 No. 05

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Bundesanzeiger (2020) Bundesministerium für Bildung und Forschung Bekanntmachung der Richtlinie zur Förderung von afrikanisch-deutschen Kooperationen zum Thema „Wassersicherheit in Afrika – WASA“ „Initialphase Südliches Afrika“, vom 7. Dezember 2020

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