The initiative WW2BW, also known as White Water to Blue Water, will center its concentration and main focus on the general composition of the country teams in order to foster integrated watershed management as well as the marine ecosystem-based management. This proves to be possible with the aid of both sustainable development and budgetary processes. But what are country teams important for? Strictly speaking country team relationships enable the initiative WW2BW as a whole to open important, useful and particularly essential channels of communication between different sectors. In this context we are talking about important sectors such as for instance environment, finance, and health. A profound communication and relationship between these various sectors will provide new opportunities and enable water resource managers to discuss and address specific issues and topics in national endeavors. In this context it should also be mentioned that a huge number of country teams do focus on civil society participation. This will basically support institutionalization of general stakeholder involvement in national processes, meetings and conferences.
A very important and particularly decisive point consists in the financial realizability of the whole initiative. Strictly speaking the initiative will need profound cooperation between endeavors in order to make it possible to foster an economy of scale as well as a reduction in duplication. In other words, cooperation is not only important when it comes to financial issues, but also to succeed in bringing people together and initiating a general communication.
Furthermore, it can be said that the initiative WW2BW does have great chances to be successfully replicated in other regions and countries apart from the Wider Caribbean Region as a whole. In spite of all it would require and need very strong, responsible and aim-orientated leadership, consultation teams, national country teams as well as an attractive and convincing website that clearly stresses the respective objectives and main aims.