OKACOM executive secretary Eben Chonguiça says joint fact-finding has helped Angola, Botswana and Namibia to build a basis of trust so that balanced choices over development in the Okavango River basin can proceed.
Tags: Angola, Botswana, Conservation, Governance, Maun, Namibia, Okavango, Water
Posted on 15 October 2010 by IPS
OKACOM executive secretary Eben Chonguiça says joint fact-finding has helped Angola, Botswana and Namibia to build a basis of trust so that balanced choices over development in the Okavango River basin can proceed.
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Tags: Climate, Gender, Land, Maun, Water
Posted on 15 October 2010 by IPS
Climate change could drive women’s empowerment, says Stephanie Midgley.
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Tags: Climate, Investment, Tanzania, Water
Posted on 13 October 2010 by IPS
‘An average of between 45 and 70 percent of water is unaccounted for in many countries in the region,” says Dr Bhekithemba Gumbo. “The financial loss is horrendous. We could adapt to the stress on water being exerted by climate change if we [could] become more efficient in using the water that is available.’
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Tags: AMCOW, Gender, Investment, Maun, Water
Posted on 09 October 2010 by IPS
Enough pledges, civil society says, what is needed now is effective action on water and sanitation.
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Tags: Investment, Maun, South Africa, Water
Posted on 09 October 2010 by IPS
Greater efficiency and appropriate pricing are among the keys to managing water scarcity, according to analyst Matsepo Makhubela.
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Tags: Land, Maun, Namibia, Research, Water
Posted on 09 October 2010 by IPS
Moses Magadza investigates Namibia’s groundwater potential.
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Tags: Climate, Food, Maun, Water
Posted on 09 October 2010 by IPS
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Tags: Investment, Mozambique, Water, Zambezi, Zambia, Zimbabwe
Posted on 09 October 2010 by IPS
Davison Makanga inspects the ways sound management of shared water resources can strengthen development.
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Tags: FANRPAN, Food, Research
Posted on 14 September 2010 by IPS
Tendayi Kureya gathers data to better understand the impact of AIDS on vulnerable households
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Tags: Climate, FANRPAN, Research, Water, Windhoek
Posted on 14 September 2010 by IPS
Sepo Hachigonta forecasts the impacts of climate change on maize yields
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