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Runsheet for Session ID 12699
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Date: 25 August 2026PROGRAMME START10:00
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Place: OnlinePROGRAMME END11:00
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Start timeDurationAgendaFormat (On site/Online)ContentAudio/MicsComments
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19:000:07Welcome, session framing, and introduce panelOnlineStephen1. Welcome
2. Framing water and climate investments that support water and food security as well as disaster risk management through Resilient Nature-Based Water Solutions
3. System change – social norms and systemic resilience
4. Introduce Mentimeter and introduce panel (background slide)
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29:070:07Panel inputs – Case insights/examples from Al Murunah, Al Murunah+ and JahezOnlineNaomiExpand on link between gender social norms and climate change adaptation (theory to practical framework); one tangible example that sticks
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39:140:07Panel inputs – Case insights/examples from Al Murunah, Al Murunah+ and JahezOnlineAymanIn Wadi Fari'a, Palestine, how has gender social norms work supported integrated water and agricultural development? Having implemented this work, what would you most recommend to carry forward into future IWRM programming?
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49:210:07Panel inputs – Case insights/examples from Al Murunah, Al Murunah+ and JahezOnlineMonaIn Abu Al Matamir, Egypt, how has gender social norms work supported integrated water and agricultural development? Having implemented this work, what would you most recommend to carry forward into future climate resilience programming?
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59:280:07Panel inputs – Case insights/examples from Al Murunah, Al Murunah+ and JahezOnlineDoa'aIn Northern Jordan, where there is a high concentration of refugees hosted in urban settlements, how has conflict sensitivity analysis supported Jahez to understand social dynamics in the target communities and how have the findings informed the design of NbS interventions? Based on the experience of CAN in Northern Jordan, what recommendations do you have for future climate resilience to ensure that interventions also strengthen social cohesion amongst communities.
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69:350:18Interactive discussion – Audience comments and Q&AOnlineStephenReporting from Mentimeter results as applicable;
Audience Q&A from chat
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79:530:07Reflections and closingOnlineAndrew / KatyaReflections from the session:
If well-structured and planned in an inclusive and conflict-sensitive manner, water and climate investments can contribute to strengthening social cohesion within households and communities, and also increase the sustainability of investments.
1. How to build this kind of social programming into blended finance investments – this work is rarely 'bankable' but we know it is critical, so how do we continue it when actors are shifting from 'donor mentality' to 'investor mentality'
2. PHENOMENAL legacy in respect to this theme
3. Close
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140:000:05(To All Panelists) [5 min | 1 min per panelist]
Final remarks		On SitePowerPoint: Slide #14
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150:050:15Q&AOn SitePowerPoint: Slide #15
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