CRIDF’s aim is to transform the way in which water infrastructure builds climate resilience for poor communities in Southern Africa. The programme does this in a number of ways, but the first step is always in response to a request for assistance from our partners. One of our approaches is to develop, plan and build ‘proof of concept’ ideas. These are designed…
Year: 2019
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Since its establishment in 2013, CRIDF has received funding from UK Aid via the Department for International Development (DFID). This funding source has allowed CRIDF to establish itself, developing trusted relationships with the public and private sectors, and growing its project preparation capabilities. Beyond 2020, CRIDF is looking to broaden its…
Year: 2019
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A fully independent hybrid fund that aims to enhance livelihoods, improve ecosystem resilience and provide equitable benefits to the riparian states of Angola, Botswana and Namibia in the Cubango-Okavango River Basin (CORB).…
Year: 2019
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CRIDF has developed a toolkit to guide its efforts to integrate gender into all stages of the project cycle, with an emphasis on the planning phase. It is informed by practical experiences in preparing water projects in the SADC region. The objective of the toolkit is to provide a simple resource and basic tools for people working on water infrastructure projects…
Year: 2019
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The Gender Equality Social Inclusion (GESI) Toolkit is a practical resource designed to help water infrastructure projects integrate gender equality considerations into every stage of a project, with an emphasis on the planning phase. Gender equality and social inclusion (GESI) are a central concern in water services, water resources management and…
Year: 2019
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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
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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
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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
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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
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This two page overview of CRIDF describes the Facility’s aims, approaches and services offered in French.…
Year: 2018
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