Pathways to Impact: Dam operating rules and community tools to ensure water for all in the Save Basin
The Pathways to Impact series highlights CRIDF’s long-term initiatives that have been proven to have a tangible impact on people’s lives. The Save Basin is a catchment area of tributaries to the Runde River and the Save River, which raise complex issues for water managers as they traverse the border between Mozambique and Zimbabwe. Water authorities in both…
Year: 2019
File size: 535 KB
Pathways to Impact: Living with wildlife: Better livelihoods in a transfrontier conservation area
The Pathways to Impact series highlights CRIDF’s long-term initiatives that have been proven to have a tangible impact on people’s lives. Three million people live within the boundaries of the Kavango Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area (KAZA TFCA) where they depend on natural resources, subsistence farming and tourism-related activities. In this…
Year: 2019
File size: 1.1 MB
Pathways to Impact: Coordinating to halt the damage of floods in the Lower Incomati Basin
The Pathways to Impact series highlights CRIDF’s long-term initiatives that have been proven to have a tangible impact on people’s lives. This brief outlines CRIDF’s support activities in the Incomati Basin, an area often hit by flood waters that affect both private sugar estates and local smallholder farmers. CRIDF was asked by Africa’s largest sugar company,…
Year: 2018
File size: 479 KB
CRIDF services (French)
This is a two-page overview of the services CRIDF offers, including: CRIDF’s project cycle; project preparation services; funding capture/matching services; implementation and project assistance; and ‘on demand’ technical assistance. The document is written in French.…
Year: 2018
File size: 816 KB
CRIDF overview (French)
This two page overview of CRIDF describes the Facility’s aims, approaches and services offered in French.…
Year: 2018
File size: 1362 KB
Basin-wide Livelihood Vulnerability Hotspot Mapping Methodology
This report outlines a methodology to help identify hotspots where livelihoods are vulnerable to the impacts of climate change. The methodology involves: conducting a literature review; identifying, collecting and collating spatial data layers; overlaying spatial layers in a variety of scenarios; dividing basins into homogeneous zones; identifying…
Year: 2018
File size: 2.1 MB
Country overview series: CRIDF in South Africa
This brief gives an overview of projects CRIDF has engaged with in South Africa, with particular focus on the impacts of the projects for basin communities. CRIDF works in partnership with organisations that have responsibility for transboundary water management, including ORASECOM and the Limpopo Watercourse Commission (LIMCOM), and also with Illovo…
Year: 2021
File size: 625 KB
Country overview series: CRIDF in Namibia
This brief gives an overview of projects CRIDF has engaged with in Namibia, with particular focus on the impacts of the projects for basin communities. CRIDF’s work in Namibia has focussed on supporting transboundary water commissions such as the Permanent Okavango River Basin Water Commission (OKACOM) and the Orange-Senqu River Commission (ORASECOM),…
Year: 2021
File size: 3.4 MB
Country overview series: CRIDF in Botswana
This brief gives an overview of projects CRIDF has engaged with in Botswana, with particular focus on the impacts of the projects for basin communities. Botswana is in the unique position of being part of the four major transboundary river basin commissions that have so far been established in the Southern African Development Region. Working in partnership…
Year: 2021
File size: 446 KB
Country overview series: CRIDF in Angola
This brief gives an overview of projects CRIDF has engaged with in Angola, with particular focus on the impacts of the projects for basin communities. Angola is home to the headwaters of five transboundary river basins including the Congo, the Okavango and the Zambezi. CRIDF’s work in Angola has focussed on supporting the Permanent Okavango River Basin Water…
Year: 2021
File size: 573 KB
