Awareness and Communication Strategy b) Development and adoption of enabling environment for peaceful utilization of shared water resources that enable the water sector contribution to poverty reduction and regional integration with key outputs on institutional instruments such as the Protocol, Shared Watercourse Commissions, Regional Strategies, etc.; c) Disaster risk reduction through dissemination and communicating data and information on floods and droughts with key outputs on Hydrological Monitoring through the work of the SADC HYCOS project; d) Creation of regional knowledge base on water and related resources that facilitates joint planning, development and utilization of water resources with key outputs such as those on Groundwater Management (Dissemination of Code of Good Practice and Guidelines for Groundwater Development in the SADC Region, compilation of a Regional Hydro-geological Map and Atlas for the SADC Region (on going) and groundwater Assessment of the Limpopo Basin, dissemination and sharing of data and information on water, etc.); e) Joint water resources developments that foster regional integration such as Integrated Water Resources Development Strategies for Zambezi River basin, Pungwe River basin, Okavango river basin, Kunene River basin, etc); and, f) Regional institutional capacity building with outputs on capacity building such as Waternet, WARFSA, Training of Practicing Professionals in Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM), IWRM Demonstration projects, and the Regional Water Infrastructure Programme. Detailed information on achievements of the Water Programme is available in the Implementation Toolkit for this Strategy and these will be updated regularly by the RSAP Management to provide recent examples of what the SADC Water Sector is delivering to SADC citizens through the RSAP. Page 20