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Integrated Water Resources Management Institutions And Livelihoods Under Stress Bottomup Perspectives From Zimbabwe Unescoihe Phd Thesis Collin C Mabiza

Name: Integrated Water Resources Management Institutions And Livelihoods Under Stress Bottomup Perspectives From Zimbabwe Unescoihe Phd Thesis Collin C Mabiza
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Integrated Water Resources Management Institutions And Livelihoods Under Stress Bottomup Perspectives From Zimbabwe Unescoihe Phd Thesis Collin C Mabiza

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Integrated Water Resources Management Institutions And Livelihoods Under Stress Bottomup Perspectives From Zimbabwe Unescoihe Phd Thesis Collin C Mabiza instant download after payment.

Publisher: CRC Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 6.41 MB

Pages: 207

Author: Collin C Mabiza

ISBN: 9780203767078, 0203767071

Language: English

Year: 2013

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Integrated Water Resources Management Institutions And Livelihoods Under Stress Bottomup Perspectives From Zimbabwe Unescoihe Phd Thesis Collin C Mabiza by Collin C Mabiza 9780203767078, 0203767071 instant download after payment.

The majority of people in Limpopo river basin depend on rainfed agriculture. Unfortunately the Limpopo is water scarce, and parts of the basin, such as Zimbabwe's Mzingwane catchment, are under stress in terms of agro-ecological and socio-politicoeconomic conditions. Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM) has been adopted in the river basin in an attempt to improve water resources management. However, it is not known whether, or how, IWRM has improved practices in water resources management and contributed towards improved livelihoods. This study used a bottom-up approach to analyse wate.