Welcome to our website dedicated to the Transboundary Diagnostic Analysis (TDA) and Strategic Action Programme (SAP) for the joint Songwe River Basin Development Programme. Our mission is to support the sustainable management of transboundary water resources in the basin and to promote community and economic development in Tanzania and Malawi. The SRBDP is an ambitious program aimed at achieving the goal of sustainable management of transboundary water resources through the implementation of various projects, including the “Strengthening Transboundary Cooperation and Integrated Natural Resource Management in the Songwe River Basin (STCINRM-SRB).” This 4-year project is part of a broader collaborative effort to manage the region’s natural resources effectively.
The TDA process establishes the evidence base for informing the development of the politically negotiated SAP. Here, you can learn more about the TDA process, the data collection methods, and the findings. We provide detailed information on the stakeholders involved in the TDA process and how their collaboration served as a capacity-building initiative for the S-SRBC and other key stakeholders
Read MoreThe SAP is a political agreement between the partner countries to sustainably manage the transboundary natural resources of the Songwe River Basin. This section provides information on the development of the SAP, including the consultation process, the role of the Secretariat and the SWG, and the various projects being implemented under the SRBDP to achieve the goals of the SAP.
Read MoreThe SWG is a group of stakeholders who have played a collaborative role in the TDA/SAP processes. This section provides information on the composition of the SWG, its role in the TDA/SAP process, and how it served as a core capacity-building mechanism for the TDA/SAP activities. We also provide details on the training activities of the SWG and the impact of the collaborative nature
Read MoreThe SRBDP aims at sustainable management of transboundary water resources to address community and economic development of the basin and two partner countries. In this section, we provide information on the various projects being implemented under the SRBDP, including the “Strengthening Transboundary Cooperation and Integrated Natural Resource Management in the Songwe River Basin (STCINRM-SRB)” project.
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