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Kazungula Water Supply and Sanitation project: Feasibility report
This feasibility study gives a complete assessment of proposed improvements to the water supply and sanitation system in Kazungula town, Zambia. A set of recommendations is provided based on the outcomes of the social, technical, environmental, financial and economic, and institutional assessments given in the report.…
Year: 2016
Produced by: CRIDF
File size: 3.1 MB
Final resiliency screening and climate change risk assessment guidelines
This 66-page document provides guidance on the activities to be undertaken and deliverables to be produced in order to assess, document and manage climate risk for CRIDF projects. CRIDF’s climate vulnerability tool risk indicators are included in the annex.…
Year: 2016
Produced by: CRIDF
File size: 1.7 MB
Chirundu Water Supply and Sanitation: Feasibility report
This 209-page report summarises the feasibility study undertaken for the Chirundu Water Supply and Sanitation project. The project aims to improve water supply and sanitation infrastructure to this important border town on the Zambian side of the border.…
Year: 2016
Produced by: CRIDF
File size: 4.6 MB
Chipata (Mwami) Water Supply and Sanitation: Feasibility report (Update)
This 217-page report assesses the feasibility of the Chipata/Chanida Water Supply and Sanitation project. It includes the outcomes of the engineering, environmental, and financial and economic studies undertaken by CRIDF to determine the feasibility of the infrastructure required to improve and upgrade water supply and sanitation at the Mwami border…
Year: 2016
Produced by: CRIDF
File size: 4.6 MB
Climate change risk assessment Track 1 report: Mayana
This report presents an overview of the Kavango Zambezi Trans Frontier Conservation Area (KAZA TFCA) project, which aims to improve conservation while also enhancing the livelihoods of those in the area who are negatively affected by wildlife. The report summarises estimated future changes in climate parameters of interest. Risks and benefits for the…
Year: 2016
Produced by: CRIDF
File size: 938 KB
Sioma Irrigation Scheme: Feasibility report
This 161-page report details the findings of the feasibility study, conducted by CRIDF, on the Sioma Irrigation Scheme. The project aims to bring water from the Zambezi River to irrigate 57.8 ha of land, collectively owned by 100 households in the Malombe community of the Sioma District, Zambia; converting from rain-fed agriculture to irrigated land reduces…
Year: 2016
Produced by: CRIDF
File size: 4.7 MB
Climate finance implementation: The global landscape of climate finance for water infrastructure
This 110-page analysis explores and prioritises a range of avenues through which CRIDF and similar institutions can seek to increase access to climate finance for water infrastructure.…
Year: 2016
Produced by: CRIDF
File size: 1.8 MB
CRIDF support to the Orange-Senqu River Commission – project progress 2016
This presentation summarises progress on two CRIDF-supported activities in the Orange-Senqu River Basin as of May 2016. The first of these is the Rehoboth Effluent Re-Use Project; the second is the Maseru Water Demand Management Project. The presentation also includes a comparison of the advantages and disadvantages of oxidation ponds versus new generation…
Year: 2016
Produced by: CRIDF
File size: 798 KB
Conflict management and resolution in integrated water resources management
This PowerPoint presentation provides a brief introduction to conflict management and resolution. It gives a general definition for conflict, explains different types and sources of conflict, and provides examples of how and when conflict can be useful. The presentation also includes an explanation of what should be considered when conducting a conflict…
Year: 2016
Produced by: CRIDF
File size: 720 KB
Regional strategic action plan on integrated water resources development and management (2016–2020)
The goal of the Regional Strategic Action Plan (2016–2020) was to strengthen the enabling environment for regional water resources governance and development through the application of integrated water resources management at all levels. The RSAP consisted of 8 programmes, each contributing to the achievement of its strategic and operational objectives.…
Year: 2016
Produced by: SADC
File size: 7 MB
