The Siavonga Water Supply and Sanitation (WSS) Project involves the expansion and upgrading of the existing WSS system. It leverages CRIDF investments through a new climate-resilient water intake works and the rehabilitation of a water treatment plant – the backbone of a sustainable raw water supply system that enhances climate resilience and delivers…

Year: 2020
Produced by: CRIDF
File size: 208 KB

The Mwanza Border Town Water Supply and Sanitation (WSS) project will provide climate resilient water supply and sanitation to over 44,000 residents of Mwanza and up to 270,000 cross-border travellers per year. It will improve health and hygiene, reduce waterborne diseases, provide economic opportunities and build resilience to climate change. This…

Year: 2020
Produced by: CRIDF
File size: 192 KB

The Climate Risk and Vulnerability Assessment tool evaluates the climate risk and vulnerability of communities and water infrastructure projects, assessing the impacts of current and future climate hazards (temperature, rainfall, droughts and floods). The Tool also explores potential interventions that can help to strengthen climate resilience.…

Year: 2018
Produced by: CRIDF
File size: 1.54 MB

This guideline document outlines an approach and methodology to undertake effective institutional assessments. Institutional assessments are critical and help mitigate risk – since a lack of institutional capacity is arguably the single biggest reason for the failure of infrastructural projects. This guide is primarily designed for practitioners…

Year: 2017
Produced by: CRIDF
File size: 2.62 MB

This paper presents a consistent set of climate change projections for Southern Africa and identifies expected on-the-ground impacts. It is designed to complement the Climate Change Risk Assessment protocol. The projections included in the paper are derived from a literature review conducted by climate scientists located in both South Africa and the…

Year: 2019
Produced by: CRIDF
File size: 1.22 MB

This guide provides an overarching framework to develop concept notes – a critical step towards appealing to donor interests and needs and mobilising finance for livelihood projects. It outlines key considerations, the role of regional and national entities, and the type and depth of information typically required at the concept stage. The guide…

Year: 2018
Produced by: CRIDF
File size: 580 KB

This guide provides a step-by-step process for carrying out environmental assessments at all stages of a project’s implementation. It also provides a checklist of important issues that need to be considered and factors in differences in the environmental laws and assessment procedures of Southern African countries where CRIDF is working. It is intended…

Year: 2017
Produced by: CRIDF
File size: 928 KB

This report captures the discussions of a Livelihoods Hotspot Mapping Stakeholder Inception Workshop which identified the distinct hazards and vulnerabilities of five distinct units within the Cubango-Okavango River Basin. The workshop was an initial step towards identifying potential technologies and interventions that development partners can…

Year: 2018
Produced by: CRIDF
File size: 2.15 MB

CRIDF was requested by the Zambezi River Basin Commission to undertake a basin-wide vulnerability hotspot assessment as the basis for identifying priority areas of intervention. This document summarises the discussions of National Stakeholder Committees which were subsequently formed to review and analyse the hotspots – and identify vulnerabilities,…

Year: 2019
Produced by: CRIDF
File size: 1.76 MB

This document analyses projected annual climate changes within four domains of the Limpopo River Basin using self-organising maps (SOMs). Analysis suggests that temperatures will increase throughout the century. In all domains there are indications that annual rainfall distribution will become more spread, mainly through increases in the frequency…

Year: 2019
Produced by: CRIDF
File size: 17 MB