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  • Welcome to CRIDF’s Resource Centre

    The CRIDF Resource Centre brings together a large collection of resources related to CRIDF’s work to provide long-term solutions to water issues that affect the lives of the poor in Southern Africa. Pooling resources from both the CRIDF programme and external stakeholders, this tool will grow to provide a broad range of resources related to transboundary water management, large infrastructure projects and approaches to tackling the water issues faced by countries in Southern Africa.

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  • This is Phase 3 of the CRIDF Resource Centre.
    The Resource Centre now contains documents referring to all basins CRIDF works in. The site will be continually maintained with new resources added regularly.

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    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

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    Analysis to determine whether CRIDF should support water demand management measures in local authorities across South Africa

    This study describes an analysis to determine what the water and financial savings might be if water demand management (WDM) was implemented in 62 local authorities across South Africa. The analysis found that there are significant benefits for local authorities – with considerable savings in water and costs. The pro-poor benefits are also substantial,…

    Year: 2013
    Produced by: WRP Engineers
    File size: 2 MB

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    Selected infrastructure project opportunities contained in the Southern African Development Community Regional Infrastructure Development Master Plan Sort Term Action Plan

    This document contains a list of 34 selected infrastructure projects across the energy, transport and water sectors. These projects are all contained in the Southern African Development Community’s Regional Infrastructure Development Master Plan Short Term (2012–2017) Action Plan. Signed at the Southern African Development Community Summit…

    Year: 2013
    Produced by: SADC
    File size: 670 KB

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    Aide-mémoire: OKACOM application to the Green Climate Fund

    This aide-mémoire provides details on several fundamental issues related to the interaction between the Permanent Okavango River Basin Water Commission and its Member States in applying for resources from the Green Climate Fund. It presents contextual information on how a planned application by the Commission could complement the Fund’s allocations…

    Year: 2013
    Produced by: OKACOM
    File size: 299 KB

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    Assessing the hydrological risks and consequences of dams in the Zambezi River Basin

    This report published by International Rivers presents an evaluation of the hydrological risk of hydro-dependent power systems in the face of climate change, using the Zambezi River Basin as a case study. The report discusses hydrological variability and uncertainty in the Basin, the impact of climate change on basin hydrology and hydropower, and the risks…

    Year: 2012
    Produced by: International Rivers
    File size: 2.9 MB

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    Thinking transboundary: Information and communication strategy for OKACOM

    This document outlines the Permanent Okavango River Basin Water Commission’s information and communication strategy from 2012. The Commission’s mandate and objectives depend on effective management of information and sharing of knowledge. This strategy is based on the concept of information as a driver of communications processes. A key goal is…

    Year: 2012
    Produced by: OKACOM
    File size: 1.7 MB

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    Analysis of multi-sector investment opportunities in the Zambezi River Basin: third volume (state of the basin)

    This third volume of the World Bank’s 2010 analysis of the Zambezi River Basin summarises a series of longer reports and documents assessing options for water resources development and the benefits of cooperation among riparian countries. A World Bank team produced a summary of the state of the basin using reports and model simulations prepared by consultants.…

    Year: 2010
    Produced by: CRIDF
    File size: 8.2 MB

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    Analysis of multi-sector investment opportunities in the Zambezi River Basin: second volume (basin development scenarios)

    This second volume of the World Bank’s 2010 analysis of the Zambezi River Basin summarises a series of longer reports and documents assessing options for water resources development and the benefits of cooperation among riparian countries. A World Bank team produced the summary using reports and model simulations prepared by consultants. The summary…

    Year: 2010
    Produced by: World Bank
    File size: 7.9 MB

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    Analysis of multi-sector investment opportunities in the Zambezi River Basin: first volume

    This first volume of the World Bank’s 2010 analysis of the Zambezi River Basin summarises a series of longer reports and documents assessing options for water resources development and the benefits of cooperation among riparian countries. A World Bank team produced the summary using reports and model simulations prepared by consultants. The summary…

    Year: 2010
    Produced by: World Bank
    File size: 3.1 MB

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    Climate change implications for water resources in the Limpopo River Basin

    This discussion paper published by the International Food Policy Research Institute analyses the effects of climate change on hydrology and water resources in the Limpopo River Basin, using a pair of models to simulate climate effects on hydrology and irrigation in parts of Botswana, Mozambique, South Africa, and Zimbabwe. The results show that water supply…

    Year: 2010
    Produced by: International Food Policy Research Institute
    File size: 757 KB

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