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Green water credit scheme as a management mechanism for sustainable agriculture: ex-ante assessment in Malawi Ajayi. O.C.; Akinnifesi, F.K.; Sileshi. G; Beedy. T; Ajayi. A.O; Mng’omba. S.; Nyoka. B.I., Senior Policy Economist, ICRAF, Malawi
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Petite irrigation et sécurité alimentaire: Cas du PRADPIS - Clément Ouédraogo, CILSS, Burkina Faso
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Activités agro sylvo pastorales durables autour du lac de Lagdo - ABAMET Kaïgama, Chargé des programmes et projets, Conseiller Technique de la CELDIE (Cellule pour le Développement Intégré et l’Environnement), Cameroun
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Understanding the gendered dimensions of access to water among small scale horticultural farmers in Domboshava - Ignatius Gutsa, PhD student, Sociology Department, University of Zimbabwe
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The battle of hegemony: strategies to secure exclusive water rights - lessons from Malawi and Mozambique case studies - Francis Nkoka, , Agriculture Manager, Save the Children, Malawi
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The difficult water sharing in the upper Comoé Basin (Burkina Faso) – Hervé Lévite, IWMI, Burkina Faso
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Accès à l’eau pour la riziculture de bas-fonds dans la région centre du Bénin, Pascaline Babadakpodji, Scientifique, Université d’Abomey-Calavi, Bénin
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The Emergence of Water User Associations (WUAs) in Rwanda marshlands – Thierry Lassalle, GRET, France
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Conflict and cooperation of water users in Nduruma sub-catchment: the role of commercial estates in local water management agreements - Hans Komackech, Researcher , UNESCO-IHE , The Netherlands
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Water user associations in northern Ghana: From Institutional Panacea to Reality Check - Ernest Nti Acheampong, Research Officer, International Water Management Institute, Ghana
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Pour une meilleure gestion integrée des ressources en eau favorable a l’agriculture : nécessité des instruments économiques et financiers - ADESSOU K. Sena, Chargé de Programme à l’Institut Africain pour le Développement Economique et Social-Ce
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Agricultural Water Use in River basins : A Comparison between the Limpopo and the Indo-Gangetic – Cai X.L, Researcher – Water Resources & Remote sensing, International Water Management Institute, Southern African Office, South Africa
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Poverty reduction linkage with water management in Sub-Saharan Africa - ELEMIDE OYEBOLA ADEBOLA, Senior Lecturer in the federal college of Agriculture along oba -ile road Akure Ondo State, Nigeria
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Simulating the impact of climate change on yield reduction of vegetable crop propagation using CROPWAT-8 - Ewemoje, T. A. and Ashaolu, P. O., Lecturer in Soil and Water Conservation Engineering, University of Ibadan, Nigeria
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Integrated water resources management and sustainable agriculture in Nigeria: a study of the Sokoto-Rima basin - W.B.R. Graham, Principal Lecturer, Department Of Agricultural Engineering, Waziri Umaru Federal Polytechnic, Nigeria.
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Mobilisation des ressources en eau superficielle a des fins agricoles dans les departements du mono-couffo- Yabi Ibouraïma ; Afouda Fulgence ; Boko Michel, Université d’Abomey-Calavi, Bénin
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Simulating the sensitivity of maize crop propagation to seasonal weather change using cropwat-8 - Ewemoje, T. A. and Okanlawon, S. A., Lecturer, Agricultural and Environmental Engineering Department, University of Ibadan, Nigeria
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