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Misr El Kheir Foundation issues a public policy paper on “The Role of Civil Society in Water Governance and Water Resources Management in Light of Climate Change”
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Sep 29, 2026
Misr El Kheir Foundation issues a public policy paper on “The Role of Civil Society in Water Governance and Water Resources Management in Light of Climate Change”
Within the framework of the activities of the project “Enhancing the Roles of Non-Governmental Organizations in Sustainable Development and Climate Action at the Local Level - Sustainable Empowerment”, which is implemented by the Misr El Kheir Foundation with funding from the European Union, a new policy paper was issued entitled “The Role of Civil Society in Water Governance and Water Resources Management in light of Climate Change”, which was prepared by Dr. Mohamed Hassan Felfel, a climate change expert, in light of the visions and discussions presented during a round table, and what was done. Monitoring challenges and needs at the local level.
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Misr El Kheir Foundation Launches a Public Policy Paper on “The Role of Civil Society in Water Governance and Water Resources Management in the Context of Climate Change”
The policy paper was prepared by Dr. Mohamed Hassan Felfel, Climate Change Expert, and builds on the discussions and insights generated through a roundtable discussion on water issues and water governance, bringing together relevant stakeholders to exchange perspectives and experiences on water resource management and local development. It examines the current status of water resources and the key challenges facing their management amid increasing pressures and climate change impacts, with a focus on Fayoum, Beni Suef, Luxor, and Aswan.
The paper also highlights the role of civil society organizations in raising water and environmental awareness, promoting sustainable practices, and strengthening community participation. It concludes with a set of policy directions and recommendations aimed at strengthening participatory water governance, enhancing coordination and partnerships among government institutions, civil society organizations, and local communities, and supporting sustainable solutions that contribute to climate resilience and sustainable local development.
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