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Stakeholder participation and gender equity in integrated water resources management
This PowerPoint presentation gives an overview of what it means to be a stakeholder, before delving into the details of determining who the stakeholders are, how to engage them and how to keep them organised. The presentation includes information on mobilising stakeholders and the instruments and incentives that may encourage participation. It discusses…
Year: 2014
Produced by: CRIDF
File size: 5.4 MB
Presentation on CRIDF: Partner engagement for effective implementation of water infrastructure projects in the SADC region
This presentation, from December 2014, gives an outline of CRIDF and how it identifies and develops small-scale water infrastructure projects in the Southern African Development Community. The presentation then describes the projects that are currently in the pipeline and the funding mechanisms CRIDF leverages to source investment.…
Year: 2014
Produced by: CRIDF
File size: 2.6 MB
Presentation on CRIDF projects: From projects to peace
This PowerPoint presentation, produced for Africa Water Week 2014, offers an introduction to the organisation and goals of CRIDF. It gives an overview of three projects: Zambia Climate Change Adaptation Project Reducing drought and flood vulnerability through innovation – Mayana, Namibia Multi-sector project – Ruhuhu Valley, Tanzania…
Year: 2014
Produced by: CRIDF
File size: 858 KB
CRIDF monitoring and evaluation handbook
This handbook is a comprehensive guide to CRIDF’s systems for collecting and interpreting data at all levels of programming. Thorough and consistent data collection allows for accountability in the use of funds, provides accurate information on which management decisions can be made, and forms a system of records of success and failures that can be used…
Year: 2014
Produced by: CRIDF
File size: 342 KB
Building climate resilience through virtual water and nexus thinking in SADC: A think ‘peace’
This book explores the Southern African Development Community context with respect to water, the economy, hydro-politics, development, energy and virtual water. The book includes a summary of the development of CRIDF’s Virtual Water Database and discusses key results around virtual water trade in agricultural products and electricity. It also postulates…
Year: 2014
Produced by: CRIDF
File size: 10 MB
From projects to peace: CRIDF’s approach to identifying, selecting and implementing activities, with reference to its logframe
This document outlines CRIDF’s strategy for selecting, managing and implementing projects to address future challenges in Southern Africa, such as growing water demands and climate change. It explores the congruence between CRIDF’s logframe and the visions and goals of the Southern African Development Community. It also analyses how CRIDF can contribute…
Year: 2013
Produced by: CRIDF
File size: 2 MB
Assessment mission for a proposed small dam project in Matabeleland North and South, Zimbabwe
This report covers a 2013 assessment mission to Bulawayo and Southern Matabeleland in Zimbabwe ahead of a proposed Matabeleland North and South Small Dam Project. Hosted by the ProAfrica Development Trust, the mission included two field trips to small dams in Matabeleland South, and meetings with community members as well as high-level officials including…
Year: 2013
Produced by: CRIDF
File size: 1.2 MB
Briefing note on Bulawayo water supply
This short briefing note reports on meetings held regarding the water supply needs of the Zimbabwean city of Bulawayo. These meetings followed the dissemination of CRIDF’s Bulawayo Water Supply Options Analysis in 2013. The meetings were reported on by a World Bank consultant who managed the closing workshop of the World Bank Water Sector Investment Analysis…
Year: 2013
Produced by: CRIDF
File size: 152 KB
Scoping assessment of the Reuse of Marginal Waters in Rehoboth, Namibia Project
This scoping assessment was conducted by CRIDF in response to a request from the Town Council of Rehoboth to upgrade the town’s sewage ponds so local domestic effluent could be reused for irrigation. The review assessed the possible transboundary and pro-poor benefits of such a project that might make it eligible for CRIDF support. The report describes…
Year: 2013
Produced by: CRIDF
File size: 519 KB
Scoping study of the Maseru Water Demand Management Project
This scoping study for a water demand management project in Maseru, Lesotho briefly explores the potential benefits to both Lesotho and South Africa that could be gained by conserving water and engaging the clothing and textile industry in Maseru. It describes how an intervention focusing on reducing demand could result in improved pollution management…
Year: 2013
Produced by: CRIDF
File size: 863 KB
