Stakeholders converge on integrated water storage in the Shashe Catchment

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2024-11-14

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Sibanda, B. M. 2024 .Stakeholders converge on integrated water storage in the Shashe Catchment. Montpellier, France: CGIAR. CGIAR Initiative on NEXUS Gains.

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A workshop on advancing integrated water storage in the Shashe Catchment, a sub-basin of the Limpopo Basin shared by Zimbabwe and Botswana, organized by Dabane and IWMI, demonstrated the transformative potential of collaborative efforts and innovative approaches in water storage.

AGROVOC Keywords
stakeholders; integrated management; water storage; watersheds; water scarcity; sustainable development; semi-arid zones; water supply
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Botswana; Zimbabwe
Organizations Affiliated to the Authors
National University of Science and Technology, Bulawayo
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CGIAR Trust Fund
CGIAR Impact Areas
Environmental health and biodiversity
CGIAR Initiatives
NEXUS Gains

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