Caught in the catchment: past, present and future management of Nyanyadzi River water
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posted on 2024-09-06, 05:41 authored by Alex BoldingA catchment perspective in the management of water resources has always had a particular appeal amongst planners and engineers. Catchment, or river basins, form a geographical unit enclosing the area drained by all streams and water ways which feed a river at a particular point. It seems logical to plan and manage water use in each river basin so that upstream uses do not interfere with downstream uses and to ensure that water is used for its best purposes.
A CASS research paper on environmental water management in Zimbabwe.
A CASS research paper on environmental water management in Zimbabwe.
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Bolding, A. (1997) Caught in the catchment: past, present and future management of Nyanyadzi River water. In: Nhira, C. (ed.) Towards reforming the institutional and legal basis of the water of Zimbabwe: current weaknesses, recent initiatives and their operational problems, CASS Occasional Paper - NRM Series ; CPN86 /1997. Harare: CASS, pp. 9-19.Series
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