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Sponge Town KwaVonza; Monitoring Evaluation and Learning reportSponge town KwaVonza, a first step in creating sponge towns in Kenya and beyond. The aim of the projet is to pilot and test the sponge town concept in one town in Kenya and after this, have a good ground for upscaling to other towns. Monitoring, evaluation and learning are … ...
Flood-based Livelihoodsare often associated with havoc, but there is also a productive side to floods that is often overlooked. Nearly 50 million people depend on floods as the source of livelihood – in farming, grazing, agro-forestry but also for drinking water and the recharge of groundwater. Floods a… ...
Country groundwater policy case study: EthiopiaDescription:
Sustainable Development and Management of Ground Water Resources
Issues, Challenges and Opportunities
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Regenerative Agricultureabout ...
A vermiculture movement
On crop biodiversity
Health gardens
Promoting local circular growth
The power of peers: community certification
Man and ecology
Rodent control
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Value chains and finance training module from the Learni… ...
Methods for impactVideo-based Horizontal Learning
Horizontal learning is peer-to-peer learning. It is how farmers, practioners and even policy makers learn fast and are encouraged to act: by sharing new information and good practices… ...
Who we areis a social enterprise that operates through three specialized companies in the Netherlands: MetaMeta Research, MetaMeta Management, and MetaMeta Communications.
MetaMeta has registered country offices in Ethiopia, Kenya, Turkey, and Nepal.
The Water Channel, The SMART Cent… ...
Who we areis a social enterprise that operates through three specialized companies in the Netherlands: MetaMeta Research, MetaMeta Management, and MetaMeta Communications.
MetaMeta has registered country offices in Ethiopia, Kenya, Turkey, and Nepal.
The Water Channel, The SMART Cent… ...
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How to charge for irrigation services A source book How to improve soil and water management a training module from Learning Agricultures Water Policy of the ISDB Example of work Scope for Salt Tolerant Potatoes Increasing yields in salinated… ...
Analysis of political will and capacity to govern groundwatervan Steenbergen, Assefa Kumsa, Nasser Al-Awlaki
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This paper explores the role of politics in water management, in particular, comparing groundwater
management in Yemen and Ethiopia. It tries to understand the precise meaning of the often-quoted term 'politic… ...
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Guided learning on IWRM around citiesThese Guided Learning modules have been developed to support the S2TAB project to reach out to water utilities in Ethiopia to benefit from the experience of the project partners. The concept of guided learning has been applied in different locations in Ethiopia.
The developme… ...
Urban Water ResilienceTown - Kenya
The aim of a sponge town is to make the best out of water extremes of floods and droughts by means of its buffer function. The project was financed by the ViaWater programme supported by Aqua4All and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands. This project te… ...
Groundwater Managementdocumentation
Ideas Book on Groundwater Management Overview of possible actions Framework for Action on Global Groundwater Governance Analysis of political will and capacity to govern groundwater Hydrogeological assessmen… ...
SMART Centresbelieve that there is much scope to generate ‘virtuous’ employment opportunities and at the same time improve local services in domestic water supply, sanitation and irrigation. If we want to reach universal coverage, access to good quality water services needs to be available t… ...
Horizontal Learninglearning is peer-to-peer learning. It is how farmers learn share new information and good practices with each other. Horizontal learning among farmers is currently boosted by organising activities such as expositions, exchange visits, and meetings.
This process can be boost… ...
The work we dowork centres around a number of themes in water, land and natural resource management, where we believe there are opportunities to do better and create tangible results. Over a number of years we aim to bring the practice in each of these themes to a higher level by implementing projects on the … ...